That's funny. When I was at Disneyland little over a year ago -- I went into the Tiki hut and hadn't been in there since I was like 5.

I found myself wondering why it hadn't been turned into a movie yet. Makes a lot more sense than The Haunted Mansion.

It's fun and singing and dancing with birds. Can easily see an animated Disney flick.

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Could do for westerns what PotC did for pirate movies.

Of course, I wrote a screenplay called Ghost Train, so I would think of that one. :)

Patrick Sweeney
I Blame Ninjas

Which part of Disneyland do you think is just aching to be adapted into a movie?

How about an exposé on the shocking conditions of their food services and the nightly herculean efforts to clear the rodents from the kitchens and bathrooms? Call it something like,

Pie-rats of the Dirty Latrine

*whaaaaaa-whaaaaaaaa...*

(Okay, I'll shut up...)

I'd like to see a movie that takes place in the amazingly (pun intended) long lines outside the major rides.

Could be a contained thriller, or a domestic drama -- watch a marriage unravel or a parent-child conflict unfold, in real-time, in the 98 minutes it takes to get on Space Mountain.

..

The Tea Cups....something about how we go round and round the same issues and keep coming back to the same place...and yet not quite. With the same people - or people who look the same. It all seems like a blur...and how it makes us sick sometimes. The younger ones have the stomach for it and often as people age they just don't...they want off the ride. Kindof like Yeats talks about gyres in The Second Coming.