May 17 Toon Talk: Tomorrowland: Disney in Space an

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    Originally Posted By Doobie

    This topic is for discussion of the May 17 article: Toon Talk: Tomorrowland: Disney in Space and Beyond at <a href="News-ID280200.asp" target="_blank">http://LaughingPlace.com/News-ID280200.asp</a>.
     
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    Originally Posted By DDMAN26

    Once again great review TK. I cannot wait to hold this in my hands and the other three titles. I'm seriously like Gollum over these titles. The preciousss must have the precioussss.
     
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    Originally Posted By gmaletic

    I'm really excited about this Tomorrowland set, but I'm disappointed that Ward Kimball's animated sequence from "Magic Highway" didn't make it on. It's truly amazing. (Not space-related, of course, but neither is Disney's EPCOT speech.)

    Thanks for the review.
     
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    Originally Posted By Tannerman

    Here's a goofy question... is the title "Tomorrow Land" (2 words) or "Tomorrowland" (1 word). Obviously, if you lean towards the theme park side of things, 1 word makes sense. However, I've seen reviewers go both ways.

    Anyone have a guess?
     
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    Originally Posted By ToonKirby

    The official title is "Tomorrowland", one word, as most of the content comes from the "Disneyland" series. Although I can see the confusion as far as the artwork is concerned.

    And the "Epcot" film is most definately future-minded, if not actually space-themed. But the set is about "Disney and Space and Beyond".
     
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    Originally Posted By gmaletic

    (In reference to posts 3 and 5) The "Magic Highway" clip I was referring to is future-minded as well. I guess I should have been more specific: I'm only talking about the 9-minute clip at the end showing transportation systems of the future. It's fantastic.
     

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