Originally Posted By Britain I catch the sarcasm. In all seriousness, I wouldn't mind if a scene or two had AA gunslingers shooting at each other from behind rocks. It would be plussing the attraction nicely.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 here's a money saving idea ( I'm sure mgmt there willlove that) - do the GMR update and just move the cowboy AA's from their to BTMRR --
Originally Posted By TheEscapist Now that you mention it, all the Jack Sparrow chatter does seem a little like someone was cribbing from the Homer Simpson playbook: "Two, whenever Poochie's not onscreen, all the other characters should be asking 'Where's Poochie'?"
Originally Posted By cheesybaby <<Space Mountain, like so many other attractions at Disney parks do not need to be 'tied-in' to movie or character franchise. It's just absurd that they would even contemplate such a ridiculous act!!!>> Two words: small world.
Originally Posted By cheesybaby They could play "I Shot the Sheriff" in the queue. Bob Marley version of course.
Originally Posted By bartholomewneff RockyMtnMinnie said: "If they took out the theme for Tom Sawyer Island and Swiss Family treehouse because kids these days don't know who they are, why would they add the Lone Ranger? Or is there a movie staring Johnny Depp as the Lone Ranger in production right now?" Yes, there's a Lone Ranger movie in pre-production right now at Disney. Jerry Bruckheimer, who produced Pirates is the producer. The irony of this situation is Disney used to own the Lone Ranger character when it bought the Wrather Corporation back in the late Eighties and then sold off all the properties to reduce the cost of the purchase. Now they're going to be paying a large licensing fee for a character they could have not had to pay anything for. Another short sighted decision from Eisner.
