Recent content by sedati

I haven't seen any images of this from the park itself. Does it help with sight-lines at all? I'm assuming Berk would benefit, not that a huge artificial green wall screams Norse Island. It's possible the actual intent is to block views of the park from the road and not the other way around.

Has anyone mentioned this as a possible expansion plot? Not big, but a Swing-ride would be perfect here.

I agree that "Living Character" is better than robot, but on stage he'll just be "Olaf".

I laughed months ago when those green beams in the background were somehow projected to create this massive wall. And here's the easily expected real-world result. It's nice that they did something, though Universal is lauded for putting up a green wall when Disney would be lambasted for...

This Olaf could be added to either the Summerhaus in Epcot or the Sing-a-long at the Studios. Not as intimate for the masses but would still get him out there.

Phenomenal- I can see why there's only two pages here discussing this impressive achievement but I'm happy to see you guys are dutifully finding a groove on how to negate it.

Two? If you are including the Igor pre-show I now question everything you've written.

Theming here seems to mostly consist of colorful paint and decals. Only the Puss in Boots eatery seems to have anything even approaching a Six Flags level of effort.

It's as if a genius inventor came about in the sixties.

Maybe because it's in my collection, but I sat up the moment it began. It's the full piece and surprisingly perfect in the film.

Some story/editing quibbles, but a visual masterpiece. I don't see anyone who's mentioned it, but surely every Disney Park Fan on this Disney Park Fan Forum noticed the use of George Burns "Nation on Wheels" from the O.G. People Mover during the baby-prep montage.

Mario Kart being such a poor performer seems ludicrous as it's the third iteration.

You've perfectly described the internet of the last decade

I wouldn't expect it to compare with the regular parks, but I did expect to see Universal raise the bar over what Lego offers and this art work at best seems comparable or even a step-down sadly.

Saw it in 3-D as one should. The film is gorgeous. The various grids are distinct and I love that we go back to seeing the interactions between users/programs along with how something like a "hack" is interpreted literally in the digital world which Legacy was missing. The digital elements in...