The Future of Lost Continent

[Evan]

I wasn't aware the movie was R rated and seeming to aim for a more mature audience. I can see your argument there for it not coming. But I don't see how cyclops, sirens, and circe doesn't fit a theme park land. It is fantasy, just like Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings. Also Universal doesn't own much IP properties that make a billion dollars. Oppenheimer made 975.8 million worldwide and that was a historical biopic driven by dialogue, not an adventure story. Not to mention the all star cast in the film.

I believe the general mythology land is getting replaced because it is not popular media anymore. A Christopher Nolan movie could change that.

But thank you for reminding me why I don't write much on here and just read. The joke comment was unnecessary and rude. Just reminds me of the toxic nature of forums and the ego on some people to diminish other's opinions. I will stick to reading from now on.

I appreciate your idea and agree the snark was unnecessary (although it perhaps was not meant, as much can be lost in translation when just written down).

If it’s a crazy success, I’m sure they could adapt it into something worthy of the theme parks… despite the r rating. They have an entire land in Epic Universe dedicated to films that have varying ratings…

 

[pumpkinbot343]

I wasn't aware the movie was R rated and seeming to aim for a more mature audience. I can see your argument there for it not coming. But I don't see how cyclops, sirens, and circe doesn't fit a theme park land. It is fantasy, just like Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings. Also Universal doesn't own much IP properties that make a billion dollars. Oppenheimer made 975.8 million worldwide and that was a historical biopic driven by dialogue, not an adventure story. Not to mention the all star cast in the film.

I believe the general mythology land is getting replaced because it is not popular media anymore. A Christopher Nolan movie could change that.

But thank you for reminding me why I don't write much on here and just read. The joke comment was unnecessary and rude. Just reminds me of the toxic nature of forums and the ego on some people to diminish other's opinions. I will stick to reading from now on.

I don’t see how either comment was a “joke”. I was more annoyed in another thread where someone criticized someone’s idea for a theme park as “terminal Disney brain” for a (BLEEP)ing Blue Sky thread. I don’t see any negativity/antagonism in those two comments.

 

[Brian G.]

Please alert a mod if you feel a post has crossed the line. We try out best to be around all threads, but are not perfect.

@soilsigh, Please accept our apologies; the forum’s goal is to be welcoming to everyone. As @Evan mentioned, intentions online can sometimes be difficult to interpret. When you’re excited to share an idea, and it’s met with pushback, that can understandably feel discouraging.

@AustinT, while I don't believe you were purposefully trying to be rude, this isn't your first post where the snarkiness has affected the tone of the discussion and how others feel participating. Just keep that in mind going forward.

@pumpkinbot343 Again, alert a mod if you feel something has crossed the line. Sorry about that!