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Opened:
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The success of
the Disney films Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and
its
sequel, Honey, I Blew Up the Kid, led to the
development of this fun filled 3D presentation. |
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Originally, the
theater was known as the Magic Eye Theater
and presented a film called Magic Journeys which
utilized an innovative 65mm 3D process developed
jointly by WED Enterprises and Eastman
Kodak. The film was an imaginative view of
the world through a child's eyes, making extensive
use of spectacular 3D effects.
Magic Journeys closed on February
9, 1986 and reopened in Fantasyland in the
Magic Kingdom on December
15, 1987. After several years, Magic Journeys finally
closed its doors for good on December 1, 1993 to
make way for the Legend of the Lion King theater
show.
On September 12, 1986, a new film, Captain
EO, made its debut. The film, which was produced
by George Lucas and directed by Francis Ford
Coppola, starred Michael Jackson and Angelica
Huston in a music filled science fiction adventure. |
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