What Do You Thnk About The Epcot Canadian Pavilion Movie ?

[wee-haggis]

What do you think about the movie?

[CharlesTD]

I am pretty sure that I will be one of only a few that vote to leave it alone.

[Mortlives]

I am pretty sure that I will be one of only a few that vote to leave it alone.

I'm pretty sure you're right. ;)

[CharlesTD]

But I look at it like a sports analogy why mess with success if you do you will end up like the Leafs LOL.

[Mortlives]

I guess we have different definitions of success. :rotfl2: That movie always make me feel vaguely embarrassed, and like I should start talking with a Southern accent. :maleficen

[CharlesTD]

:rotfl2: @ Mort. I love watching it I like the part with the skating in Ottawa and Carnival and the ariel shots of the mountains etc yes we look like lumberjacks from teh 70's but that is part of the beauty of our country. I think it shows a true taste of Canada and what it is not what it has become. You could switch our countries name with many others and you wouldn't know the difference anymore. Society in a whole is so intertwined with fashion being the same etc that you could walk down Young street or some street in Japan or the US etc and the people all look the same dress the same etc. Our film differentiates us from the rest and that is one thing I love about it.

[Mortlives]

I've just never been able to get past the helicopter caribou ranching.

On the other hand, we do still have a number of cultural differences: vinegar on our French fries, two-fours of Labatt's, Regenesis....

[CharlesTD]

Yep you gotta love our Labatt products and our Crown Royal and CC. We also have Ketchup chips.

[Manon]

What do you think about the movie?

We went to Disney about 18 years ago and it was the same movie, don't you think its about time it changes????????? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

[CharlesTD]

We went to Disney about 18 years ago and it was the same movie, don't you think its about time it changes????????? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:


Nope it is a great bit of nostalgia and it should remain the same and from what I gather it is a government funded thing and with our Feds it will never get changed which is great IMHO LOL.

[juniorbugman]

I thought I read last year that Tim Hortons was going to take over sponsorship of the Canada pavillion.
Maybe we should push them to take it over and revamp it with an e-mail campaign, at least we would have some good coffee at Epcot. :rolleyes1

[Mandabella]

I am pretty sure that I will be one of only a few that vote to leave it alone.


I voted the same as you. I don't watch it on every trip though.

[CharlesTD]

I voted the same as you. I don't watch it on every trip though.


Ya finally somone that feels the same as I do about the film.

As for the Tim Hortons comment well that would be nice to see I would love to get my old Fashioned Plain doughnut while at Disney as it is now after we pass the last Timmies just south of Dayton I am out of luck and our family doesn't do KK doughnuts they suck.

[Teresa Pitman]

My kids (who are now in their 20's) always come out shaking their heads with embarrassment. They feel like it makes Canadians look like hicks stuck in the past and they feel that most people who see it won't realize that it's something like 25 years old.

There are lots of unique and wonderful things about Canada that I'd love our neighbours to the south to know more about! An up-to-date movie that would really showcase our country would be wonderful.

But Tim Horton's coffee - could be dangerous. They'd all move north en masse and then what would we do? :earboy2:

[CharlesTD]

But Tim Horton's coffee - could be dangerous. They'd all move north en masse and then what would we do? :earboy2:


We would then take over the US and it would become another province LOL.