Why would anyone want to watch a stage show from a motion base?
I mean, a permanent, choose your own path kind of thing would be interesting
Doesn't seem like something Universal Orlando would do though
Also, this would be cool to see
To be honest, this may actually make sense to me.
It would allow multiple practical sets, doesn't have to use 3D; and can have live actors along with the digital based media. Plus, it would explain why this project would take more than a year, and that Dynamic should be working with Universal on another project *nudge*.
EDIT: In The Loop had a chance to chat with Dynamic last year, and got information on how it works, what it's capable of; and how it could be used in such a way.
Wow. Thx for posting video.
Perfect for FFurious!?
WHat if it is something animated based?
And WHile I LOVE Bourne, Bourne wouldn't work live action IMO. Bourne works on the screens because you can continue the stories with the same actor (For the most start). Bourne belongs on screens.
You're twisting my words. If you dont understand what I said thats easy to say rather than saying I said something I didnt say. Whatever.So an action movie that uses live actors doesn't work for a live action show and only belongs on screens, but an animated movie that only exists on screen does work for a live action show that uses live actors?
Not following the logic on that one.
Just adding this poll to the discussion...
(Terminator is winning by a landslide if you couldn't guess)
If they want to compete with Disney, they must care about "iconic and well-known" franchises.... This would net them more money over time and not short-term, "Stitch" style profits!Universal doesn't care about "iconic and well known". They care about relevancy.
Just adding this poll to the discussion...
(Terminator is winning by a landslide if you couldn't guess)
To be fair, Bond (and even Shrek) would trump all of them, IMO.
Today I realized To Wong Fu was a Universal movie. Drag queens are big right now...
Yeah. The online poll could say Terminator is relevant, but the box office says otherwise. Plus this is based on one movie, 26 years old now, with limited merchandising potential now. The gift shop is like 85% pop culture stuff and 15% Terminator.
I don't know if Bourne would really improve on that but it is in the public consciousness right now moreso than Terminator. Bond would be huge for merchandising though.
Soldier of Orange is a long running musical production that uses it and it's very, very impressive. It combines projections, real sets and more to present the show.Why would anyone want to watch a stage show from a motion base?