T2:3D - Battle Across Time Memorial Thread

[JungleSkip]

But it says Universal franchise, and Universal doesn't own Bond. Unless....is Universal in the bidding for the next Bond film? That's reading way too much into it though it's probably Bourne or something.

:look:

 

[jseal777]

If they replace T2 with pitch perfect I'll be very disappointed. That doesn't belong in a theme park.

 

[StarTrekGeek]

If they replace T2 with pitch perfect I'll be very disappointed. That doesn't belong in a theme park.

Oh god, anything but Pitch Perfect.

 

[LieutLaww]

Maybe its Pitch Black not Pitch Perfect

 

[MattA]

Better not be Pitch Perfect...

 

[fryoj]

But it says Universal franchise, and Universal doesn't own Bond. Unless....is Universal in the bidding for the next Bond film? That's reading way too much into it though it's probably Bourne or something.

A bourne show could be fun. Not sure if it has enough GP appeal, but they could do a lot with it.

 

[Legacy]

If they replace T2 with pitch perfect I'll be very disappointed. That doesn't belong in a theme park.

Pitch Perfect is actually ideal for a theme park. Just have the Bellas do a "live show" and it's Universal's answer to Four 4 A Dollar. Only the headline, not the opener.

 

[Alicia]

If you want a Pitch Perfect type show, walk by American Adventure every half-hour the last 4 months or Fountain of Nations the previous four months. They're always singing an acapella show. Always.

 

[JungleSkip]

1)It's not PP
2) PP probably should have a legit show somewhere in the park, but not the size of T2

 

[Ryan]

I'm thinking it's Sing. Putting my money on it.

 

[jrn14]

I've never seen Pitch Perfect, but I really enjoy acapella music, so I think it would be a cool idea :shrug:

It better not be something Fast and the Furious related..

 

[anihilnation]

I'm thinking it's Sing. Putting my money on it.

I was just thinking the same thing.

 

[Alicia]

We did see that behind the scenes picture of the koala being carved didn't we? Who took that? Where is it?

 

[MagicMagicMagic]

Would they consider any of the DreamWorks movies "Universal franchises" now that Universal owns them? That live action How to Train Your Dragon show sure would be neat-o. And they seem to like working with Creature Technology.

 

[JungleSkip]

I'm thinking it's Sing. Putting my money on it.

I'll take that bet :tongue:

 

[Mad Dog]

Loved Terminator. But it was really showing it's age when I saw it a few times in May, and the tech issues and the issues with the bike really lessened the experience. So it's time had come...Great to see Universal diversifying it's offerings in the Studio's park. It had gotten just a wee bit too heavy with 3D attractions, though the 3D attractions on the whole there are pretty darn good. Once the balance comes into play, it will be hard for anyone to criticize this really great theme park.....and as Terminator disappears into the eye of the hurricane, the Frito Bandito appears on the Studio's entrance , guns ablaze, and yelling, "No More Stinkin 3D" (after F&F of course)...

 

[Scott W.]

We did see that behind the scenes picture of the koala being carved didn't we? Who took that? Where is it?

I'm sure it was @Disneyhead when all the final pieces for the volcano were being finished.

 

[tielo]

What if it would a Bill & Ted show visiting all old Universal movies?
We could them see visit the classic monster movies, Back to the Future, Jaws, Ghostbusters and all that good stuff. I'd love that. Add the led screen backdrop and you could bring those scene's alive and make changes when new classics arrive.

 

[Mad Dog]

I'm thinking it's Sing. Putting my money on it.

:thumbsup: Makes the most sense. Ownership of the IP. Very popular. Family oriented. Lends itself to the show/special effects medium. Merchandise sales potential. Fits the location.....And "How to Train Your Dragon" also makes sense for many of the same reasons....You can never have too many dragons. ...and there's always Bond.

 

[Ryan]

I'll take that bet :tongue:

You're hinting it's Bourne, right? The last film nearly flopped so I can't see why the heck would it be that?