ITA. That movie makes me laugh so hard I cry every time I watch it.
There really hasn't been much at WDW from the movie, no pins I could find or anything. I ended up getting Kronk pins from an online site with stuff from Disneyland, I guess they had more of it out there. I did get a drawing of Kronk and Yzma done by one of the animators at the Art of Disney.
Hopefully, they will have more now, since they released Kronk's movie (not as good as the original) and they now have a show on Disney channel called The Emperor's New School, which my kids love and they may have things to promote that.
I am keeping my fingers crossed.
BTW-The safety spiel movie at Soarin' is done by Patrick Warburton, who did the voice of Kronk.
Everytime my cousin and I go on a ride together, one of us has to yell "Yzma, put your hands in the air!!" hehehhee
My DD and her girlfriend (14 years old) absolutely LOVE that movie. They watch it almost every time they get together. The three of us will be at WDW in 3 weeks. If anyone finds out about any merchandise at WDW before then, please do tell!
P.S. They did not really care for the follow-up movie, either.
we were there when we thought they would really have characters out--right before the sequel came out. NOTHING!! It is the most underrated Disney movie there is. My husband teases my girls that his favorite princess is Yzma He says she is the most beautiful one there is.
We really wanted a pic with one of them and were surprised they weren't out at all. We are thinking of going to DL, do you really think there is more about them there? Are the characters out?
As you can tell from my user name, I'm a fan, too.
There was, once upon a time, Kuzco and Kronk characters that were brought out after the movie's release and through 2001. By the time we came back Dec. 2002, we never found them.
I would love more than anything to get pics with them, but, sigh, I should have gone in 2001 to do it!
I think it's particularly interesting how it's got a Rocky Horror Show-like aspect to it . . . people (including unnamed members of my family) have watched it over, and over, and over . . . and can recite snippets of dialogue verbatim.
They didn't think that ENG was going to do that well, and when the reviews started coming in Disney were doing everything they could to push the DVD.
My BF and I saw it by chance on the Disney Channel and were just cracking up. Love it. IMO, it's Disney's best animated film of recent years. The closest they've come to Pixar-quality as well.
There's a llama in Rafiki's Planet Watch (I was just fascinated by it.. but it was too cool to get up and come near me!). They could play it up more though.
I remember asking a CM at the World of Disney if they had a plush Kuzco as my DS just loves this movie. This was right after the movie had been released and I thought it would be no problem to find a plush. The CM asked looked at me like I was then asked me as seriously as she could,"What is a Kuzco?"
My family also loves this movie. Everytime we see a lllama (on TV, in a field, book, etc.) it is a race to see who can say "Llama, he's suppose to be dead!" first.
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