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Exactly. This is just like those ads for Diagon where they showed playgrounds empty and such.
Pandora: The World of Avatar Announcement, Construction, & Preview Discussion
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Exactly. This is just like those ads for Diagon where they showed playgrounds empty and such.
If this ride , NRJ, were 2 minutes longer it could stand up there with Shanghai Pirates in the level of detail....As is it will still be good and the queue will be an experience in itself!
because we were all breaking down Disney's doorsteps with pitchforks asking for a lands based off of "Avatar" before they announced it.
Well, having noted the sarcasm and agreeing with it - it is my understanding that AVATAR is the direct result of a focus group.
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these "teases" aren't doing much for me personally. I can imagine most of the public could care less about traveling on a "mystic river", whatever that even means.
Looks really good to me. So I don't know what you're talking about.
He's approaching it from a marketing standpoint. This isn't like Star Wars "Ride the Millennium Falcon" - but Marketing is treating it as such.
Agreed, for me it's coming off they're assuming we know everything about Avatar and they can just make a vague little reference and we know what they're talking about and we'll be excited for it. Thing is, we don't. Especially with them creating their own story for this land which goes against what the film tried to explain, so we really don't know the nitty gritty about this land.
Marketing really is treating this like their equivilant of Potter, though it's just not connecting the same way.
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Which, still, begs the question: how tense are they about this? And if they're this oblivious of the actual relevance of Avatar with the marketing, are they going to try and capitalize on this sort "connection" and understanding of the property in the land itself?
There's going to be some pretty poor choices on display during softs, methinks, that may or may not be immediately changed.
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Oh god, I can't wait. Part of me enjoys bad theme park decisions more than good ones.
Considering Joe and Cameron presented the land as some sort of role play during the D23 weekend which confused the hell outta' everyone, and the fact CM's have to learn (and straight up teach) the Navi language...that should be a good hint on choices/directions to come.
All of the advertising so far feels like a sneak peek. I feel like all of the commercials have been like movie trailers-for-trailers.
If that's true, I'm hoping their official ad campaign will fix the flaws.
If that's true, I'm hoping their official ad campaign will fix the flaws.
I guess I'm in the minority, but I like the commercials. If I wasn't a dedicated theme park study, these short snippets would still pique my curiosity and entice me to visit. Looks beautiful & exotic to me, and seems to be a perfect fit for Animal Kingdom. I give Disney a thumbs up :thumbsup: for these first two short ads.
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im not going to over analyze these short snippets. They ve produced three of these already so im assuming we will see a lot more as we move through the next few months. I think they re fine for what they are i liked the NRJ one the best because it actually is footage from the land. Im assuming as commercials get ramped up the focus will be on
1.The rides
2.Floating Mtns
3.Night life
1.The rides
2.Floating Mtns
3.Night life
To counter, I'm concerned because of the reliance on CGI rather than showcasing the land itself.
That speaks to a general mindset which I suspect will be present in the land as well.
That speaks to a general mindset which I suspect will be present in the land as well.
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