Disgruntled Walt
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What exactly is her brand of humor? I'm not too familiar except from hearing a few of her songs. And I know her songs are pretty, um, inappropriate for families.
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DHS MuppetVision 3-D's Future: Potential Disney Park Venues and Vision Pro Immersive Experience
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TrainsOfDisney
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So was Steve Martins standup. The muppets need a really specific balance of family friendly and adult.
Tha Realest
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If this is received by audiences and critics the same way as the Gaga special, this will be a one and done effort.
Mr. Sullivan
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She very much loves that classic punny, somewhat dry humor intermixed with physical and visual comedy. She is very entertained by a very classic type of humor and has used it in her work a lot. Her shows are full of sight gags and witticisms. For example, the opening of her Grammys performance last year would be right at home in a Muppets sketch.
Yes, her music is risque, I won't deny that. But she infuses her videos and performances with a lot of the same humor that the Muppets are known for. It's not completely one to one, but it is very easily adaptable to the realm of the Muppets.
Mr. Sullivan
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I think it'll be received way better because Sabrina's not in the midst of a massive hate train like Lady Gaga was during the ARTPOP era. It could've been the greatest TV special of all time and still would've gotten that response because Gaga was just getting tons of backlash at the time.
coffeefan
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Sabrina is way more likable than Gaga. They picked the right pop star this time. Let's see what happens.
Stupido
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I thought the Lady Gaga ARTPOP/Muppet special was phenomenal. I'm highly biased as Gaga is my favorite artist, and ARTPOP is my favorite album by her. As previously mentioned it was a time where it was very popular to hate on her (which had carried on to this day unfortunately), but the special never got the chance it deserved. Gaga was a wonderful fit for The Muppets, and I can't wait to see Sabrina's special. Hopefully if this works out and becomes an ongoing series, I would love to see Gaga in a healthier state back to guest star.
Random fact, the instrumental mix of the Muppet Show from the exit of MV3D seems to have been partially used in the opening for the 2026 special. The horns during and after Statler and Waldorf's bit is near identical:
So I guess Disney was right, MV3D is living on in at least some way.
So I guess Disney was right, MV3D is living on in at least some way.
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Muppet*Vision 3D Coming to Apple Vision Pro, Brian Henson Reveals
Muppet*Vision 3D Coming to Apple Vision Pro, Brian Henson Reveals
Muppet*Vision 3D Coming to Apple Vision Pro, Brian Henson Reveals
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The Leader of the Club
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Better than nothing I suppose, but I’m gonna have to stick to YouTube videos
I really hope they include the preshow. Can't properly have MV3D without:
DarkRideGuy
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Ok thenMuppet*Vision 3D Coming to Apple Vision Pro, Brian Henson Reveals
Muppet*Vision 3D Coming to Apple Vision Pro, Brian Henson Reveals
Muppet*Vision 3D Coming to Apple Vision Pro, Brian Henson Reveals
TheDisneyParksfanC8
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Knowing Disney my gut tells me its just the main show
WaluigiTime
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It is what I expected but hoped it would not be.
MrPromey
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The problem here is that in the nearly two years of release, I think they've only sold around 500k of these headsets worldwide so releasing almost anything to AVP is effectively like not releasing it at all.
This must be part of the 3D exclusivity deal they still have in place with Apple. Once that expires and the content can move to the other headset platforms (Particularly Meta's), it'll become much more accessible.
Obviously, there is money and probably was "prestige" in being an Apple exclusive at the time the deal was struck but I kind of wonder if Disney's first foray into 3D streaming was being done on a limited platform, intentionally. 3D video eats considerably more bandwith and for it to work in headsets, it pretty much has to be the highest resolutions so this may have been intentional as the start of a phased rollout to work out the system... at least, that's what I tell myself.
mattpeto
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I'd love to experience classic attractions on VR at some point, but I can't imagine it would be more than a one and done - I could be wrong though.
I do think this sort of thing makes it much unlikley that MV3D will ever return. Maybe we'll get a new Muppets show attraction though.
I do think this sort of thing makes it much unlikley that MV3D will ever return. Maybe we'll get a new Muppets show attraction though.
DarkRideGuy
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Although I don’t own a Vision Pro, this is still exciting to me. Eventually, these devices and similar ones are going to be become more accessible and we can revisit our favorite, defunct, attractions. This could pave the way for some really cool virtual theme park experiences on the platform.
StarWarsGirl
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I wish they would just straight up put it on D+ like they did for Disneyland attraction videos. I personally cannot use VR because it will set off a migraine, but would love it if Muppets were on D+.