Its Tough to be a Bug (HD) Full Show - Disney World Animal Kingdom
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Its Tough to Be a Bug! is a 9-minute long 3D film based on the 1998 Disney·Pixar film A Bugs Life. Using theater lighting, 3-D filming techniques, audio-animatronics and various special effects. Flik, from A Bugs Life, hosts the show and educates the audience on why bugs should be considered friends.\r
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The attrion opened in Disneys Animal Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort on April 22, 1998, a full seven months before the ual feature debuted in theaters. A second version of the attrion debuted at the opening of Disney California Adventure on February 8, 2001.\r
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The overture consists of a medley of One, Tomorrow, and Tonight while the voice of a female bug counts down the minutes to the next show. At California Adventure, the voice is a male bug and has Flight of the Bumblebee.\r
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The doors close, and the announcer tells the audience not to buzz, sting, pollinate or chirp during the show. Flik welcomes the audience and tells them to put their bug eyes (3D glasses) on. The show begins with the butterflies flying away. The title card, a leaf that says Its tough to be a bug!, appears. Then, jungle music begins to play, and a Mexican redknee tarantula (referred to as a Chilean Tarantula in the show) named Chili makes his appearance, surprising Flik. A pair of acorn weevils, along with Weevil Kneevil, place a slingshot on the stage and launch acorns from it. Chili shoots the first acorn with a quill, but fails to shoot the second due to Weevil holding on to it. Weevil then taunts Chili, who chases after him. The next guest is a soldier termite who defends his mound by spraying intruders with acid. A piece of the set (wood) falls with a rumble and the Termitnator steps out. The termite shoots at a taunting flea. Sensing more intruders, the termite shoots at the audience (despite Fliks protests) until he runs out of acid and leaves. Flik next introduces a stink bug named Claire de Room, who walks onto the stage. The acorn weevils place a flower as a target. Weevil re-enters the scene and crashes into the flower, causing it move towards the audience; Claire then passes gas, which affects and disgusts both Weevil and the audience.\r
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An explosion is heard as Hopper, furious that Flik has allowed humans into the insect world, appears. A rhinoceros beetle chases Flik off the stage and four Weevils hold up an ad for Knock em Dead exterminators. The acorn weevils turn over the ad and use it as a makeshiftscreen to show clips from old monster s featuring giant bugs. Hopper thinks that its time for humans to have a taste of their own medicine, and a giant fly swatter attempts to flatten the audience. The screen goes black as a hand appears with a can of bug spray. Hornets sting the audience, and several black widow spiders go up and down, trying to capture and scare the audience. Hopper says that nothing can stop him, but a chameleon appears and tries to eat him. Hopper, afraid of the chameleon, retreats.\r
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Flik reappears and says that he forgot to mention the reptiles, which segues into the finale. Bees, dung beetles (The Dung Brothers), dragonflies and ladybugs sing about how insects help humans and about how its tough to be a bug. Weevil returns, holding a moldy cupcake, and the bugs chase him. The butterflies come back to form as curtains and Flik wraps things up, saying that magnifying glasses are for looking at little things, not for burning little things, and the show ends. The bugs start to talk all at once as they exit. The announcer then tells the audience to gather up their personal belongings and take their small grubs by their grubby little hands as they exit. In the Animal Kingdom show, the female voice says to exit through the doors to the left, while the male voice says to exit through the doors to the right.\r
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Dave Foley - Flik, an ant\r
Andrew Stanton - Hopper, a grasshopper (replacing Kevin Spacey, the voice of Hopper in A Bugs Life)\r
Cheech Marin - Chili, a Mexican redknee tarantula.\r
French Stewart - The Termite-ator, a termite.\r
Tom Kenny - The Dung Beetle Brothers, two dung beetles.\r
Jason Alexander - Weevil Kneevil, an acorn weevil.\r
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Its Tough to Be a Bug! is a 9-minute long 3D film based on the 1998 Disney·Pixar film A Bugs Life. Using theater lighting, 3-D filming techniques, audio-animatronics and various special effects. Flik, from A Bugs Life, hosts the show and educates the audience on why bugs should be considered friends.\r
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Subscribe to Channel: \r
Twitter: \r
Google+ : \r
Buy Tshirts: \r
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The attrion opened in Disneys Animal Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort on April 22, 1998, a full seven months before the ual feature debuted in theaters. A second version of the attrion debuted at the opening of Disney California Adventure on February 8, 2001.\r
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The overture consists of a medley of One, Tomorrow, and Tonight while the voice of a female bug counts down the minutes to the next show. At California Adventure, the voice is a male bug and has Flight of the Bumblebee.\r
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The doors close, and the announcer tells the audience not to buzz, sting, pollinate or chirp during the show. Flik welcomes the audience and tells them to put their bug eyes (3D glasses) on. The show begins with the butterflies flying away. The title card, a leaf that says Its tough to be a bug!, appears. Then, jungle music begins to play, and a Mexican redknee tarantula (referred to as a Chilean Tarantula in the show) named Chili makes his appearance, surprising Flik. A pair of acorn weevils, along with Weevil Kneevil, place a slingshot on the stage and launch acorns from it. Chili shoots the first acorn with a quill, but fails to shoot the second due to Weevil holding on to it. Weevil then taunts Chili, who chases after him. The next guest is a soldier termite who defends his mound by spraying intruders with acid. A piece of the set (wood) falls with a rumble and the Termitnator steps out. The termite shoots at a taunting flea. Sensing more intruders, the termite shoots at the audience (despite Fliks protests) until he runs out of acid and leaves. Flik next introduces a stink bug named Claire de Room, who walks onto the stage. The acorn weevils place a flower as a target. Weevil re-enters the scene and crashes into the flower, causing it move towards the audience; Claire then passes gas, which affects and disgusts both Weevil and the audience.\r
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An explosion is heard as Hopper, furious that Flik has allowed humans into the insect world, appears. A rhinoceros beetle chases Flik off the stage and four Weevils hold up an ad for Knock em Dead exterminators. The acorn weevils turn over the ad and use it as a makeshiftscreen to show clips from old monster s featuring giant bugs. Hopper thinks that its time for humans to have a taste of their own medicine, and a giant fly swatter attempts to flatten the audience. The screen goes black as a hand appears with a can of bug spray. Hornets sting the audience, and several black widow spiders go up and down, trying to capture and scare the audience. Hopper says that nothing can stop him, but a chameleon appears and tries to eat him. Hopper, afraid of the chameleon, retreats.\r
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Flik reappears and says that he forgot to mention the reptiles, which segues into the finale. Bees, dung beetles (The Dung Brothers), dragonflies and ladybugs sing about how insects help humans and about how its tough to be a bug. Weevil returns, holding a moldy cupcake, and the bugs chase him. The butterflies come back to form as curtains and Flik wraps things up, saying that magnifying glasses are for looking at little things, not for burning little things, and the show ends. The bugs start to talk all at once as they exit. The announcer then tells the audience to gather up their personal belongings and take their small grubs by their grubby little hands as they exit. In the Animal Kingdom show, the female voice says to exit through the doors to the left, while the male voice says to exit through the doors to the right.\r
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Dave Foley - Flik, an ant\r
Andrew Stanton - Hopper, a grasshopper (replacing Kevin Spacey, the voice of Hopper in A Bugs Life)\r
Cheech Marin - Chili, a Mexican redknee tarantula.\r
French Stewart - The Termite-ator, a termite.\r
Tom Kenny - The Dung Beetle Brothers, two dung beetles.\r
Jason Alexander - Weevil Kneevil, an acorn weevil.\r
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