All you need to do is look to Frozen. Sure a M&G was installed but a ride took 3? years and look what they built. I guess they wanted to keep ALL the money on the bottom line.
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To be fair, Coco actually was virtually green-lit by TDO. They chickened out at the last minute since toy sales haven't been good.
Oh how the almighty dollar talks.
It took 20 months. Closed October 5th, 2014 and opened June 21, 2016... actually pretty fast for Disney. Hell, Disaster! closed October 2015 and it's replacement has still yet to open... and not too many people are excited for it either.
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Frozen is a bad example considering Disney was able to give one of their most profitable properties a ride within 3 years, meanwhile Uni's most profitable franchise is just now getting a ride after 8 movies.
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Most people who make every post a joke annoy me to no end. But you? You keep giving and giving and giving. And after every joke I don't think your streak will continue- but yet you deliver time and time again. Keep them coming!
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Any idea where exactly? Am really curious to this.
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Frozen is also a bad example because Disney didn't tear down a building and install a whole new ride system in order to make the attraction.
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I have watched several youtube videos of it, but have not discovered the Terminator guns. Do you have pics or footage of it by any chance?
i would be very interested in seeing this as well
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if your talking about hhn last year they were inside of the purge truck attached to the wall.
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Never actually saw it, was just the only place I could think of, they were probably in the purge truck though
Actually I know many people are saying this is Bourne but how sure it isn't Universal's other sucessful spy franchise...
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I hadn't thought of this... but I actually kinda love this idea.
I know we touched on this before, (and that the Johnny English thing was a joke,) but being in the Hollywood section means they could literally do a show based on any IP at all. Just do it like Indiana Jones Stunts Spectacular or Lights Motors Action where the premise is they're shooting a new movie. And the IP for the show is the type of new movie they're making.
Would fit in well next door to Horror Make-Up as the one land left that actually still teaches you something about filmmaking.
If you have never seen it, then how do you know these guns were used in HHN? Did someone tell you or how did you that info? Is it for real or just a rumour?
I know the T-70 guns were quite heavy, so I can't imagine performers running around with it.
Maybe it was the guns that John/Sarah/T-800 used?
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Sarah and Terminator guns were live guns that shot blanks. There's no way they were using them on the street. The only other gun was the Terminators blaster that he used once him and John were inside the Cyberdyne facility.
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I had heard it on this topic and tried to imagine where it was used, totally could not have been used, though. I never saw them.
