What I find interesting also on the preshow that it not only makes a reference to Genysis, but it makes a reference to Sarah Connor Chronicles (a great addition to Terminators Mythos) with "Project Angel". Its the little things sometimes to me.
I really enjoyed Genisys and thought it was a good movie.Thanks Jwee for uploading the video using youtube.
I guess this means I need to watch Genisys now.
By that, i'd have to assume he means by the standards of the Spidey refurb, no?Over at Magic, Marni is saying the main show film will be upgraded to Spider Man type standards.
I wouldn't think they would want anyone to associate the word "nostalgia" with this attraction.Yeah, all that might possibly be is the projectors will be sending light through dolby 3D filters. Otherwise, it would mean that the cgi is being redone, which would kinda wreck the nostagia of the original movie.
Yes, that's how I understood it.By that, i'd have to assume he means by the standards of the Spidey refurb, no?
A completely new and upgraded crystal clear T2 preshow video debuted tonight. New script and new video. Full video will be up later!
Interesting that they are tying in Genisys after its poor domestic performance... Then again, it did decent overseas.
It makes sense, even with poor domestic performance, that they would want to keep the attraction SEEM up to date by fairly cheaply changing out the pre-show to mention Genisys while at the same time not really changing the main show at all (aside from projector upgrades).
"Project Angel" is actually Terminator Salvation, not Sarah Connor Chronicles ;-)What I find interesting also on the preshow that it not only makes a reference to Genysis, but it makes a reference to Sarah Connor Chronicles (a great addition to Terminators Mythos) with "Project Angel". Its the little things sometimes to me.
I'm actually surprised to hear it is so safe. Hollywood doesn't have any rides there. I would think eventually T2:3D will eventually go for a more relevant Property.Really happy to see T2-3D getting some love, as it's my favorite 3D show in any theme park! The new pre-show video maintains the spirit of the original wonderfully while finally bringing it into the 21st century.
This is an attraction that - despite its mid/late 1990s debut - has always been "Classic Universal" to me, so I'm glad it appears to be safe from replacement... for the immediate future, at least!
not just poor domestic Performance, but the huge fan backlash and hate. (even hate from non fans of the series) People were upset of how nonsensical it was and how it tried to erased the better movies.
I remember most reviews and even word of mouth were very negative and a lot of people referred to it as feeling like really bad fan fiction.
reaction was so bad that, Didn't they cancel or hold any future installments of this Genysis thing? (I Remember reading about them abandoning this new series of movies for a while)
I'm actually surprised to hear it is so safe. Hollywood doesn't have any rides there. I would think eventually T2:3D will eventually go for a more relevant Property.
I suspect they'll keep it around until at least when Nintendo opens. They need to keep it for now simply for capacity and as an all-ages attraction.
If I had my way, I'd demo Shrek and replace it with... Nothing. Maybe add a small park type of thing and maybe move/add a second Starbucks. It's too crowded along that pathway and getting rid of that building would really clear things up.I'm sure you're probably right that it will be replaced eventually, but I think even this slight refresh has bought it a few extra years.
But if it ends up closing before we have replacements for Shrek and Fear Factor, I will not be very happy! Those are far more critical plots, in my opinion, than the one T2 occupies in Hollywood.