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Good video to make you think about the importance of protecting our environment. - Steven Lee Sorry, my three kids found it very dull! - Mark Moore This is a nice environmental movie that features characters from The Lion King. The movie tells the dangers people have created for the environment. I recommend watching this show since it has an important message to tell and because it is inside a nice air conditioned room. There is a show every 20 minutes so I suggest going here when the park is hot and the rides have long lines. - Manny Barron It was good with a good message, but could use a rehab to appeal to more people. My 15 and 12 year olds got pretty bored. - Gil Long One of the more important shows EPCOT has...they need to keep it that way. The theater seats have had it and are in dire need of a refurb. Aside from this, everyone should see this show. - Wilfredo Alvelo Simba, Timone and Pumba gather together to talk about global warming in the world today. We see a side of Disney that wants to make a change. It is also a really nice theatre with air conditioning. But it is a good short movie that brings the message across. But little kids may get bored. - Sarah Larkin
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