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Disney On Ice

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wwfpooh said:
Which shows that we shouldn't abandon our inner child, because seeing the world through the innocent eyes of a child (I say innocent in the terms of a child that's not been corrputed in some form), but yet, still knowing the difference between childhood & adulthood and straddling that fine line could quite possibly be one of the best ways to live life.
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I haven't abandoned it ... I just appreciate technical aspects of shows more than I used to. I think Aladdin did a good job of dealing with Genie's shapeshifting (at one point, when he has to turn into a bee on Jasmine's balcony, the character just has a bee-on-a-stick puppet that he manipulates from a spot just below them... it was funny).

I thought Lion King (not a costumed "on ice" thing, but the actual play) was extremely well-done, both from a story-telling and a technical perspective.

I know I (personally and in my fics) can come off as a bit cynical and ... overly objective or something ... but I really do enjoy things. :crazy:
 
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Hey, nobody's perfect. In the world of the WWE, I have my favorites whom I'd like to see as champ, but I also realize that I am merely a fan among a sea of fans that watches a multi-billion dollar company put out a pro wrestling product.
 
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I saw Disney On Ice for the first time ever 2 years ago, when the feature act was characters from Finding Nemo, and I must say i enjoyed it. I even bought a program and a poster which proudly hangs in my bedroom. Now that I have a daughter...I'll go see it again.
 
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Might I suggest trying to go to one with multiple characters? It makes it more enjoyable (at least, for me personally).
 
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Like, try going to one involving the Sensational Six, because stories with them involved often have multiple characters.
 
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