If I had to guess, I'd say that's the roof of a store. It has a hut like thing sticking out of it that meshes with the concept art of the store. One of those images has what looks like the inside of a thatch arch and the other looks like a flat roofed warehouse. Maybe that's the store you get routed through on exit. The frame sticking out looks like it could be scaffolding for ceiling work.
EDIT: Nevermind. That image is clearly the dining.Maybe something similar.If I had to guess, I'd say that's the roof of a store. It has a hut like thing sticking out of it that meshes with the concept art of the store. One of those images has what looks like the inside of a thatch arch and the other looks like a flat roofed warehouse. Maybe that's the store you get routed through on exit. The frame sticking out looks like it could be scaffolding for ceiling work.
I guess we will have to be surprised. It looked like part of the ride. I surely hope it is.
This early concept artwork clearly featured one of the mechs, toppled over and being reclaimed by the jungle. Personally, I've been looking forward to elements like this as it sets a firm temporal marker for the land and pushes the narrative that nature and conservation will win out over "progress" and exploitation.
This early concept artwork clearly featured one of the mechs, toppled over and being reclaimed by the jungle. Personally, I've been looking forward to elements like this as it sets a firm temporal marker for the land and pushes the narrative that nature and conservation will win out over "progress" and exploitation.
My question with the backstage aerial shot of the prop, though, is why does it appear standing, intact and look new? Unless they'll have multiple, you'd think they would have built the prop already laying on the ground.
I never noticed that before. That's actually a very specific plot point in the movie. Same with that building. If they're truly recreating that scene there should be a skeleton in military uniform with arrows through its chest in that robot. Also the glass cover should be completely gone.This early concept artwork clearly featured one of the mechs, toppled over and being reclaimed by the jungle. Personally, I've been looking forward to elements like this as it sets a firm temporal marker for the land and pushes the narrative that nature and conservation will win out over "progress" and exploitation.
My question with the backstage aerial shot of the prop, though, is why does it appear standing, intact and look new? Unless they'll have multiple, you'd think they would have built the prop already laying on the ground.
I was there yesterday and while I was there I saw a few people working on that hill. I agree completely, but I cannot imagine them not filling up that space. Its not like it is barely visible, it is very obvious.
I know but his was the one that was left lying so close to the mobile Avatar link unit that's also seen in the picture. Speaking of which that should also be partially damaged since he attempted to break into it.
Amazing new commercial for Pandora, in which we can see what looks like fog effects surrounding the floating mountains and some new shots of foliage.
I'm also pretty sure the last 10 seconds aren't CGI at all...
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10155216720608274&id=155669083273
i didnt see anything in that commerical that was CGIAmazing new commercial for Pandora, in which we can see what looks like fog effects surrounding the floating mountains and some new shots of foliage.
I'm also pretty sure the last 10 seconds aren't CGI at all...
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10155216720608274&id=155669083273
Ops, my bad. Thought it was new.
Ops, my bad. Thought it was new.
(And I was referring to these shots, not the animatronic)
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I am pretty sure these are shots from the actual land, and indeed, it looks enormous.
uh of course i was speaking about the land
agreedOps, my bad. Thought it was new.
(And I was referring to these shots, not the animatronic: )
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I am pretty sure these are shots from the actual land, and indeed, it looks enormous.
