T2:3D - Battle Across Time Memorial Thread
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My favorite part of the Wild West Stunt Show was at the end when they shot the main bad guy and he spit blood onto the sign on the roof, then fell 3 stories onto plywood. It was incredible. (Even better than the evil witch being lit on fire and falling at end of Sinbad.)
If a Bourne or Bond show could integrate cool gunshot deaths like that I'd actually enjoy it. It was the type of moment Universal was bold enough to do that Disney never would in a million years.
If a Bourne or Bond show could integrate cool gunshot deaths like that I'd actually enjoy it. It was the type of moment Universal was bold enough to do that Disney never would in a million years.
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Is a Universal classic monsters mash-up (not connected to current/upcoming movies) possible with them trying to build the Dark Universe?
I would think they would wait to see if they make more movies in that universe first and see if they're successful. Mummy didn't do great but China saved it in the end.
I had a dream last night that it's...
The New Ghostbusters on Kathy Lee and Hoda.
It was a mixed media live action extravaganza with live actors and...4D!
The 4 Ghostbusters and Kathy Lee and Hoda were live actresses and there were a couple of hunky stage hands as well. Of course, during the show something goes horribly wrong. And the Ghostbusters proceed to destroy the theater (LOTS of SFX) as Kathy Lee and Hoda run around screaming and drinking. It was funny as
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The show exited through "The Dressing Room Wine Bar"
The New Ghostbusters on Kathy Lee and Hoda.
It was a mixed media live action extravaganza with live actors and...4D!
The 4 Ghostbusters and Kathy Lee and Hoda were live actresses and there were a couple of hunky stage hands as well. Of course, during the show something goes horribly wrong. And the Ghostbusters proceed to destroy the theater (LOTS of SFX) as Kathy Lee and Hoda run around screaming and drinking. It was funny as
!The show exited through "The Dressing Room Wine Bar"
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Bring It On is now a direct to video series. It is not getting a theme park attraction.
It's a popular Broadway show though which is what he is getting at.
I agree though it has no chance.
Curious if they are going to do the Dynamic Action Theater or whatever it's called
Oh my. You're going to get a Cease & Desist letter from Universal Legal. You somehow stumbled on the exact details of the T-2 replacement.I had a dream last night that it's...
The New Ghostbusters on Kathy Lee and Hoda.
It was a mixed media live action extravaganza with live actors and...4D!
The 4 Ghostbusters and Kathy Lee and Hoda were live actresses and there were a couple of hunky stage hands as well. Of course, during the show something goes horribly wrong. And the Ghostbusters proceed to destroy the theater (LOTS of SFX) as Kathy Lee and Hoda run around screaming and drinking. It was funny as
The show exited through "The Dressing Room Wine Bar"
I wish. It had it all! The inappropriate humor, a lá The Horror Make Up Show, was classic Universal. It was like Muppet*Vision on steroids, a pinch of Fallon type synergy, and The Ghostbusters! Throw in an arsenal of effects and you got yourself a show!Oh my. You're going to get a Cease & Desist letter from Universal Legal. You somehow stumbled on the exact details of the T-2 replacement.
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"Popular" might be overselling it. It did a national tour in 2012 and limited, 6 month engagement on Broadway to get Tony eligibility (it was nominated but won none). It's UK tour was postponed until 2019 because of legal issues.
Bring it On is on the "eligible but unlikely" list with Billy Elliot.
I think I've seen the first two... I can't even remember. All I know for sure is that I've seen the first one, which was enjoyable enough.
I liked the one I saw well enough. I just can't get interested in it. :shrug:
I do like Bond though. In about 1.5 years we should keep an eye out for casting calls for folks into parkour.
Oh man, they should totally do something like that scene at the beginning of Casino Royale.
Where did the Bond rumor come from? Do people think Universal lied about it being one of their franchises? They've never had anything association with Bond, ever. MGM owns them and is currently looking for a distribution partner again. Maybe Universal can get in on that first.
Universal could have easily "sweetened" the distribution deal by throwing in an attraction.
Yes, but that Universal has been said by a few outlets to be in the ring for competing alongside Warner; Sony; Apple; Amazon; and i believe a few others for film rights.
