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I know it’s not happening but this coming to Orlando to replace Shrek for 2022 is such a dream it’s not even funny!
It will be a question of time someone notice only a part of the building is themed, just like Fallon for instance, forgetting that is how Universal Studios combines his themes and studio part of the park.
I think it looks amazing and look forward to the ride.
Because it’s set in NY. Not LA. Not buying it. Lazy and cheap but still looks nice.People have already noticed, and complained about it earlier in this thread. Personally, I don't really care. I've been to Orlando twice since Jimmy Fallon was built, and never once have I noticed nor cared about the facade not being complete.
Besides, there's plenty of homes/buildings that abut studios in Los Angeles. Gower Ave, anybody? Warner Brothers Studios off Hollywood Blvd? So how do we know the apartment isn't just next to a studio? :grin:
Because it’s set in NY. Not LA. Not buying it. Lazy and cheap but still looks nice.
Looking at this photo hurts because the facade looks great and then they just stopped once they hit backstage.
Something that they could've done without spending a ton of money to theme backstage would've been to paint the building to look like it's a brick wall. A
Are painted bricks really giving away that much, though?For the most part, the section of the facade that's unthemed is primarily visible from outside the park. In that regard, I prefer having the facade being more of a reveal from inside the park only.
Universal be UniversalLooking at this photo hurts because the facade looks great and then they just stopped once they hit backstage.
Are painted bricks really giving away that much, though?
It’s no longer a “New York set” imo. Real ones don’t have cartoonish buildings hanging around.IMO It's not New York, it's a "New York set" in the Upper Lot so I don't think it's necessary to go all-in with the theme here. The "movie studio theme" allows them to get away with some things, for better or worse.
IMO It's not New York, it's a "New York set" in the Upper Lot so I don't think it's necessary to go all-in with the theme here. The "movie studio theme" allows them to get away with some things, for better or worse.
It's obviously the set for the Live Action Remake of Secret Life of Pets.It’s no longer a “New York set” imo. Real ones don’t have cartoonish buildings hanging around.
(Yes, I consider SLoP to look cartoonish instead of authentic NY)
Full disclaimer:Hot take:
When you can see show building at Universal it’s bad and proof they’re second class.
When you can see a show building at Disney it’s a behind the scenes secret and the paint used on it is giving a cute name.
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When you can see a show building at Disney it’s a behind the scenes secret and the paint used on it is giving a cute name.
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