The Future of Lost Continent

[Parkscope Joe]

I don’t like the content either. I don’t think they’re trying. They need to try harder. What’s the theme of Epic Universe?

You don't think they're trying with Hagrid?

Like, I'm not sure what you're trying to say at all since every example you've used of cost-cutting is actually an investment into the parks. I think F&F is bad but its addition is not a budget cut. Words have meanings.

 

[tankart150]

I... what?

A bunch of closures at once and that monstrosity called F&F opens. Hagrid’s and Bourne look great. But the fact that they closed some of the attractions without much notice in advance really sounds suspicious and doesn’t feel right. And I hope that SNL restaurant rumor in Citywalk is false. I’m tired of this forced synergy bs. If they want synergy, why can’t they stick with the classics like Back to the Future.

 

[JungleSkip]

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A bunch of closures at once and that monstrosity called F&F opens. Hagrid’s and Bourne look great. But the fact that they closed some of the attractions without much notice in advance really sounds suspicious and doesn’t feel right. And I hope that SNL restaurant rumor in Citywalk is false. I’m tired of this forced synergy bs. If they want synergy, why can’t they stick with the classics like Back to the Future.

Suspicious? Oookay

 

[tankart150]

You don't think they're trying with Hagrid?

They did try with Hagrid. It looks amazing. I was talking about Jimmy Fallon, the slow and shitty bus ride, and weird decisions that just sound straight out of bizzarroworld.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

A bunch of closures at once and that monstrosity called F&F opens. Hagrid’s and Bourne look great. But the fact that they closed some of the attractions without much notice in advance really sounds suspicious and doesn’t feel right. And I hope that SNL restaurant rumor in Citywalk is false. I’m tired of this forced synergy bs. If they want synergy, why can’t they stick with the classics like Back to the Future.

THERE WE GO!

Stop trying to make up narratives around budget cuts when you're angry BttF (or any other old ride) is gone.

They did try with Hagrid. It looks amazing. I was talking about Jimmy Fallon, the slow and shitty bus ride, and weird decisions that just sound straight out of bizzarroworld.

This is the first time you're mentioning Fallon in this conversation.

 

[tankart150]

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Suspicious? Oookay

Don’t you think it was awkward that they urgently closed T2 when Judgment Day was back in theatres and they announced the new movie? And they’re still not finished with Bourne. WTF

 

[JungleSkip]

They did try with Hagrid. It looks amazing. I was talking about Jimmy Fallon, the slow and shitty bus ride, and weird decisions that just sound straight out of bizzarroworld.

Calm down dude. As for Fallon, it’s a highly rated ride by guests, so no, that wasn’t a mistake

Don’t you think it was awkward that they urgently closed T2 when Judgment Day was back in theatres and they announced the new movie? And they’re still not finished with Bourne. WTF

No. Because Terminator is a dead franchise they don’t own.

 

[tankart150]

THERE WE GO!

Stop trying to make up narratives around budget cuts when you're angry BttF (or any other old ride) is gone.



This is the first time you're mentioning Fallon in this conversation.

I wasn’t making up narratives, I guess I didn’t make my message clear enough. Universal (and many other entertainment companies!) are dumbing down today’s pop culture. I’d rather live in the ‘90s-‘00s than this shitty era straight out of Idiocracy

 

[JungleSkip]

I wasn’t making up narratives, I guess I didn’t make my message clear enough. Universal (and many other entertainment companies!) are dumbing down today’s pop culture. I’d rather live in the ‘90s-‘00s than this shitty era straight out of Idiocracy

LOL

I think you need to take a break for a little, my man.

 

[tankart150]

Calm down dude. As for Fallon, it’s a highly rated ride by guests, so no, that wasn’t a mistake




No. Because Terminator is a dead franchise they don’t own.

Except T2 is a timeless movie. The iconic music score, the phrase “I’ll be back”, a body builder cyborg, it’s ingrained in our pop culture! Meanwhile, who cares about Jason Bourne?!

 

[OhHaiInternet95]

Except T2 is a timeless movie. The iconic music score, the phrase “I’ll be back”, a body builder cyborg, it’s ingrained in our pop culture! Meanwhile, who gives a poop about Jason Bourne?!

I have plenty of frustrations with pop culture today as well, but T2 the show sadly was dated. Shaq says hi.

 

[tankart150]

LOL

I think you need to take a break for a little, my man.

Break from what? You guys don’t get it. By dumbing down pop culture, society is dumbed down, and therefore, is on the brink of collapse. Now we have a Camacho wannabe in the White House. Timelessness>new and shiny

 

[OhHaiInternet95]

Break from what? You guys don’t get it. By dumbing down pop culture, society is dumbed down, and therefore, is on the brink of collapse. Now we have a Camacho wannabe in the White House. Timelessness>new and shiny

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[JungleSkip]

Break from what? You guys don’t get it. By dumbing down pop culture, society is dumbed down, and therefore, is on the brink of collapse. Now we have a Camacho wannabe in the White House. Timelessness>new and shiny

I think you’re attributing some very ridiculous things to the changing of theme park rides.

 

[Cup_Of_Coffee]

Except T2 is a timeless movie. The iconic music score, the phrase “I’ll be back”, a body builder cyborg, it’s ingrained in our pop culture! Meanwhile, who gives a poop about Jason Bourne?!

For Terminator, they simply don’t have the rights. Like they just can’t do it. They tried getting Bond for the Bourne show but couldn’t secure the right, and since Bourne is its own franchise (Universal owned) it made much more sense. Also Terminator just flopped at the box office, hard.
Mainly tho it’s a rights thing and an older franchise, and more importantly and older franchise they do not own.

 

[tankart150]

I have plenty of frustrations with pop culture today as well, but T2 the show sadly was dated. Shaq says hi.

Don’t you think some people need an escape after being bombarded with new crap?

 

[OhHaiInternet95]

I think you’re attributing some very ridiculous things to the changing of theme park rides.

I understand his frustration...given the concerns in the world, it's easy to associate the older rides with a time when it felt like such concerns didn't exist. Let's just say it takes one to know one. Like Legacy said, "Classic Universal" can mean very different things to different people. For me, it's 2005 (year I first visited, obviously).

 

[tankart150]

I think you’re attributing some very ridiculous things to the changing of theme park rides.

Theme parks are meant to be an escape from society’s woes. By shoe-horning in a dumb and unappealing ride concept like Jimmy Fallon, it ruins the park. Same thing with F&F, more stress/annoyance at a park than it should be.

 

[tankart150]

I understand his frustration...given the concerns in the world, it's easy to associate the older rides with a time when it felt like such concerns didn't exist. As someone who went to Universal for the first time in 2005 and fell in love with BTTF, Jaws and Dragons, it takes one to know one.

Dude I can relate with you, a lot.

 

[tankart150]

For Terminator, they simply don’t have the rights. Like they just can’t do it. They tried getting Bond for the Bourne show but couldn’t secure the right, and since Bourne is its own franchise (Universal owned) it made much more sense. Also Terminator just flopped at the box office, hard.
Mainly tho it’s a rights thing and an older franchise, and more importantly and older franchise they do not own.

They lost the Terminator rights?