Originally Posted By oc_dean Check out the story over at Lutz's neck of the woods: Half way down to: "WHOOPIE AWAY" .... <a href="http://www.miceage.com/allutz/al080106c.htm" target="_blank">http://www.miceage.com/allutz/ al080106c.htm</a> So nice to have something to look forward to, that will happen this Fall.
Originally Posted By dresswhites i like Golden Dreams. A halloween show in this theater sounds a little odd. i guess will have to see what it is like. I mean will be a Cartoon, movie, or just going in the theater and listening to haunted music? as a side decorating the dome for halloween is appropriate, since in SF halloween is very popular and celebrated. In the Castro it is almost a national holiday.
Originally Posted By ni_teach I thought that Golden Dreams was a good movie but not the sort of thing that I want to see each time I go to the park. In fact, I've only seen it about once each year. I have mixed feeling that about going with a holloween theme, but we will have to see how that works out.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA <I thought that Golden Dreams was a good movie but not the sort of thing that I want to see each time I go to the park.> I agree ni_teach. But for me I wonder which movie in a Disney theme park the average guests goes to see multiple times in a visit? I can't think of one. At EPCOT you have 'Oh Canada!' 'Impressions de France' 'Wonders of China' 'Honey I Shrunk the Kids' -- which are viewable probably once a year. 'Philharmagic' -- haven't seen it, but it's another 3-D movie. In years gone by at Disneyland you had 'American Journeys' and 'Captain EO' -- which weren't necessarily repeatable during the same visit either. All I'm suggesting here is that 'Golden Dreams' gets hammered endlessly as a film-based attraction that has no repeatability factor. [read: it sucks and should be shown on the History Channel] I don't remember ever going to see 'America the Beautiful' and then running out the exit to get back into the lobby to go see it again.
Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt A Halloween movie is replacing Golden Dreams? This is proof positive that Disney's theme park division is creatively bankrupt. I assume this is going to be temporary.
Originally Posted By fkurucz >>i like Golden Dreams. A halloween show in this theater sounds a little odd. i guess will have to see what it is like. I mean will be a Cartoon, movie, or just going in the theater and listening to haunted music? << I'll bet that at least ppart of the show will be the Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
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Originally Posted By Lisann22 <<<First the film starts with the indians as the first californians happy on a beach, swimming, playing, thriving, happy. Family values rule the day. Then the men come. Spanish men, who unintentionally killed off the happy family. Whoopie, who will read and say anything in a script if you pay her enough, whoopie relates to us in a simple sentence, "The spanish brought disease to the indians virtually wiping them out over night." So i guess the spanish are so uncultured that they can't keep themselves clean and healthy. That hateful, fictious lie has been around for years. I tend to believe the other version that disease exists everywhere, and it is the health of the individual that decides wether they get sick or not. Other things were involved besides disease, most likely the introduction of sugar products like alcohol was most likely the cause of the indians weakening of their immune systems. Bye, bye, nuclear family indians. No more family values. Okay so in it's place are our male spanish ancestors searching for everlasting life, and the golden city. California is now poluted by the spanish.>>> You are so misinformed on so many levels I'm not even sure where to begin! ;<
Originally Posted By YourPalEd I appologize. I didn't realize you were political, and commercially involved with these people.
Originally Posted By YourPalEd But, you are right, and i consider you much better at keeping things tactful, than i ever could. And being it is your site, you have every, every right to be tactful with me. Please, keep up the good work. You help teach me how to be more polite in my communications. I also think you are disneyland lovers just like me. "Young Man in the first row. You're quite a hunk. haaaaaAAhhAAhAh. You'll find me in your closet tonight." I get that all the time from Roz.
Originally Posted By ChiMike >>I'll bet that at least ppart of the show will be the Legend of Sleepy Hollow.<< That, and hopefully the Donald short which I believe is called, "Trick or Treat". Maybe "The Old Mill" too. Isn't it crazy that looking back in 5 years we have gone from serious cultural celebrations presented by a Hollywood star to possibly a 60 year old Donald Duck short?! Craziness. But not unexpected.
Originally Posted By idleBrain RUNAWAY BRAIN!! RUNAWAY BRAIN!! Dr. Frankenollie beats the Duck any Halloween. =8^0
