Tom’s Honest Review of Walt Disney: A Magical Life - Disneyland Park 70th Anniversary
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The creator provides a detailed review of the new Disneyland attraction, Walt Disney: A Magical Life, located in the Main Street Opera House. He begins by discussing the historical context of Walt Disney presentations, noting previous films like One Man's Dream and the significance of the Abraham Lincoln audio animatronic. He addresses the controversy surrounding the project, arguing that the involvement of the Walt Disney Family Museum and various family members validates the intent to honor the founder. The review covers the physical space of the Opera House, highlighting the historical significance of the building and the impressive gallery exhibit featuring concept art and authentic furniture on loan from the family museum. Regarding the show itself, the creator evaluates the updated film presentation and the advanced audio animatronic figure of Walt Disney. While he offers critiques regarding the Bob Iger narration and occasional inconsistencies in the animatronic's facial appearance, he concludes that the attraction is a powerful, technologically impressive tribute. He ultimately views the project as a successful effort to connect future generations with the man behind the company.
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Does this deserve to exist and should it exist? Absolutely. Absolutely.
I think it's a fantastic figure. I think people are going to be blown away.
I think it is a tremendous tremendous way to honor him.
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