Spaceship Earth 1994 Martins Complete Ultimate Tribute
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2017
- The second of my completely new edits and the second in the Spaceship Earth series.
After seeing what changes were made in 1994, take a full multi camera ride of the whole attraction using new and re rendered footage, all of far better quality than my original edit. Virtually every separate video clip has been tweaked and cleaned as much as I can. This is matched by a new high quality audio mix that has far more source audio than previously available.
After unloading, walk into Global Neighborhood for a tour and then take the same tour five years later in the “New” Global Neighborhood.
Finally see the changes made around the attraction for the Millennium.
When you suddenly realize that EPCOT in the late 80s-90s has more style, variety, charm and excessive amount tech, creativity and imagination than today's EPCOT. O.O
This is the best version of Spaceship Earth. It was more theatrical, moody, and inspiring. Plus Jeremy Irons had a fantastic narration and the music was gorgeous. The current version is bland and already dated. You can put a picture of your face over any motion cartoon on your phone these days.
Wish I was born in the 90s man this is better than the new one Scratch That EPCOT was better in the 90s
I just want to say thank for putting so much work into this fantastic video! This has become by go-to for when people ask me why I am so fond of Epcot/Disney parks. Just watch this and you'll see!
I was extremely lucky to hear both Walter Kronkite narrating and Jeremy Irons narrating. I went in 1993 with my mom and her then boyfriend and that was when they had Kronkite narrating Spaceship Earth and then went back the year after again with my mom and her then boyfriend and it had changed to Jeremy Irons which is the one I always will remember.
Jeremy Irons and that ending really made this one of my favorite dark rides back in the day. Now it just feels like a lifeless and bland shell....
THIS version was a masterpiece. When my then-girlfriend (whose favorite ride at the time was this Irons edition) and I rode the Dench version for the first time, when we walked out she cried. Literally CRIED.
I miss this version of Spaceship Earth. I remember is as a kid and even calling my godfather on one of those giant telephones in the Global Neighborhood. I bet present day me would get chills at that finale. The current version just lacks the charm this one has.
Still miss the little animated Roman chariot piece.
First rode this on my first trip in '96 and remember thinking as a kid, "Why is Scar the voice in here?" What I didn't remember was the sheer extent of extra scenes included during the descent. The current version with the screens-only as you return to the base station really makes me question why Spaceship Earth is the way it is (now). Also, while I like Judi Dench, Jeremy's narration feels more grand and epic, whereas Judi's feels very much like reading from a history book with a slightly cheerful, upbeat tone. Its passable, but can't compare to what came before it.
The only ride ever that has been able to make me cry
The "Surprise Tommy, your baby sister is doing just fine." part makes me cry every time I hear it.
My favorite version.
Miss this version so much. A work of art
The Irons Version and this video in particular gives me chills every time I watch it. Thank you Martin!
It's absolutely criminal that this doesn't have more views. The ride that defined my childhood and the best theming/music in any ride in WDW history.
That classic Epcot music is the absolute best!
in my opinion this was the best version not to take away from the current one.. I enjoy closing my eyes in the beginning of the ride total darkness and soaking in the music before irons speaks..
I remember going on this version as a kid and the beginning scene kind of intimidated me. It was pitch black except for these almost haunting projections on the wall and hearing Jeremy Irons chilling voice.
When you look at all the video chat depicted in the descent now in 2020 you see exactly how forward-thinking Disney and AT&T were 30 years prior - wild.