Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse

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    Originally Posted By Sara Tonin

    You can't scare me with dolls and stickpins!!!! I've been to the tree top!
     
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    Originally Posted By Lady Starlight

    LOL..dolls and stickpins!
    I meant I needed more stickpins for my wiglet. How else am I going to keep it from becomming askew, when I'm doing the SFR Treehouse Climb of Death?!
     
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    Originally Posted By Lady Starlight

    LOL..dolls and stickpins!
    I meant I needed more stickpins for my wiglet. How else am I going to keep it from becomming askew, when I'm doing the SFR Treehouse Climb of Death?!
     
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    Originally Posted By Lady Starlight

    ST, you worry too much.
    Ohh btw, I made some nifty new paper outfits for my ST doll that I have.
     
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    Originally Posted By Sara Tonin

    Nothing to revealing, I hope.
     
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    Originally Posted By Lady Starlight

    No, not the paper outfits. Now the SFR outfits are another story. I used two leaves and some dental floss for that.
     
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    Originally Posted By Sara Tonin

    Truth be told, I do need to floss more often.
     
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    Originally Posted By Dabob2

    I'd actually like to see them remake Swiss Family Robinson. They've remade so many of their old movies - why not that one? Just as the original allowed them to use three young actors from the Disney "stable" as the sons, they could do the same today.

    Maybe the Jonas brothers, since they're actually brothers and all. I'm only sort of kidding. I think.

    Would I go see that movie? I don't know. A lot of teen girls would, though.

    And then we could get the SFT back!! That's really the main thing, isn't it?
     
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    Originally Posted By RockyMtnMinnie

    A remake of SFR could be fun.

    Jonas Brothers???

    Noooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By Dabob2

    Watch the original. MacArthur was a good actor, but Kirk and especially Corcoran could be annoying, yet they didn't ruin the movie. You just sort of accepted them as "Disney's boy stars de jure" and the movie worked anyway.
     
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    Originally Posted By pecos bill

    Personally, I think Kirk was capable of much greater acting, as he proved in Old Yeller. Sadly, the later roles offered from Disney ended up being well below his range.
     
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    Originally Posted By Dabob2

    True enough. But great acting wasn't required for any of the son roles in SFR.

    They certainly wouldn't have to use the Jonas Bros - they have a whole stable of others. It just occurred to me as a "natural" since they ARE three brothers. And are hugely popular, and could probably handle those fairly undemanding roles.

    I just want to see SFT back and am working backwards trying to get there!
     
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    Originally Posted By Bellella

    When I was a kid, I would go up and in the Treehouse several times at once. I just couldn't get enough of it. It was so charming and tranquil. It really appeared to be a jungle paradise. Heck, I wanted to live there!
    Tarzan's Treehouse is just plain tacky. It's also really loud. With all of that loud drumming and fake jungle music, it's just plain annoying. I can hear it all the way through the outside Pirates queue. I'd rather hear the organ music.
     
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    Originally Posted By PirateLover

    A shame I never got to see the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse.... I wish I could've. :/
     
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    Originally Posted By mousermerf

    Umm.. they still have it in the MK.
     
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    Originally Posted By TP2000

    The Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse in Tokyo is the best one I've ever seen. Since it's in Tokyo it is maintained beautifully; every prop and set looks crisp and fresh and perfectly displayed as if it had just had its grand opening the week before.

    The last time I did the Treehouse in Magic Kingdom a few years ago it looked very tired and worn out, as if it had been through a few hurricanes, a dust storm, and then been subjected to a week of group tours from the Orlando Home For Juvenile Deliinquents.
     

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