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Gemini Cricket 05-30-2006 06:22 AM

POTC Johnny Refurb
 
I'm officially worried about the Pirates of the Caribbean: Johnny Depp-orama refurb.

:argghh: < Warning. Thar be spoilers ahead in the link, mateys.
:decap:

Here's a link to Al's latest article.


I know, I haven't been on it yet and there's nothing that can be done about it now... but... arrrrgh!

:argghh: < Ruined, it be?
:decap:


Also, as a side note, in the same update Al talks about the Sub refurb.
Spoiler:
One of the show scenes is a scene from the dentist's aquarium. But we're supposed to be in the ocean...????

CoasterMatt 05-30-2006 06:45 AM

I'll officially worry once I see the ride...

innerSpaceman 05-30-2006 07:16 AM

I love how Al mentions the "Remember" fireworks show has been the kiss of death for so many classic Disneyland elements it featured. Nearly everything non-musical that still existed when "Remember" premiered now remains only in memory. Seems the title of the show has taken on a rather sinister double-meaning.


As for Pirates, I've never been too upset about Johnny Depp making a few appearances. It's always been about the travesty of removing the Pirate Captain's and the Auctioneer's iconic performances. It's little comfort that they are taking out the World of Motion robots and the gluttony scene when, at the same time, they are removing so much of the original acting that is the heart and soul of this attraction.


No more, "What be I offered for this winsome wench?" or "Pound 'em, lads, pound em!!"

No more, "No fear have ye of evil curses, says you ... aaarrrrhh. Properly warned ye be, says I."


Properly warned, indeed. All the pretty lights and crisp sound in all the world won't make up for what they've done to Walt Disney's masterpiece. They'll rotate in hell for this, mark well me words.

Moonliner 05-30-2006 07:19 AM

I found this part particullary amusing.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cast Member Matt
The Cast Member morale problem has finally made it up to TDA's executive offices, and Matt knows a sneak peak at this summer's hottest property would be a big hit with his employees.

To pass muster with the studio the current plan has Disneyland security officers literally patting down CM's on their way into the ride to ensure that no cameras or cell phones get in for the preview rides to prevent pictures, video or audio being released before the movie premieres.

And if that doesn't work I expect they will implement regular whippings until moral improves.

Moonliner 05-30-2006 07:23 AM

I understand that Barbosa and Jack are supposed to be very life like. What about the rest of the shows "actors"? They were always charmingly cartoonish. It would seem odd to have two realistic characters and the rest not.

Matterhorn Fan 05-30-2006 09:28 AM

I had to click a link to MiceAge. . .

CoasterMatt 05-30-2006 11:38 AM

The beating heart is still in the attic of Mansion..

Snowflake 05-30-2006 12:30 PM

Sink the boat! :argghh:

Motorboat Cruiser 05-30-2006 02:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Properly warned, indeed. All the pretty lights and crisp sound in all the world won't make up for what they've done to Walt Disney's masterpiece. They'll rotate in hell for this, mark well me words.

Couldn't agree more. I read all of the spoilers and now I'm sad. :(

JWBear 05-30-2006 03:07 PM

The good news is that it doesn’t sound like the damage is permanent. They can easily restore the ride in a few years when the movies are forgotten, and WDI and TDA come to their senses.


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