Mike S
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I cannot wait for this to open.
I ve had this debate about when i see it next year would i want to see it first at night or during the day
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AVATAR land - the specifics
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A foolish mortal
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You should see it during the day first. Why? Because it will be awesome. Then when you see it at night it will be even better than awesome ! If you go the other way around you might feel like daytime isnt as impressive as nightime...if that makes sense
I ve had this debate about when i see it next year would i want to see it first at night or during the day
thats what ill do: day then explore at nightsounds good to meYou should see it during the day first. Why? Because it will be awesome. Then when you see it at night it will be even better than awesome ! If you go the other way around you might feel like daytime isnt as impressive as nightime...if that makes sense
CastleBound
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You should see it during the day first. Why? Because it will be awesome. Then when you see it at night it will be even better than awesome ! If you go the other way around you might feel like daytime isnt as impressive as nightime...if that makes sense
probably the best way to view it, assuming people have time to view it in a full day or at separate times. I mentioned a learning curve in another post, I think many will have to figure out that they'll need to come to this park for much longer than they are used to.
dreamscometrue
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Not that this is a survey, but daytime for me for sure. I always love checking out every new attraction, land or park in the daytime first and then come back to see the lighting at night. It's just what I've always done, and enjoyed.
I ve had this debate about when i see it next year would i want to see it first at night or during the day
Spike-in-Berlin
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Well perhaps the sequels will be able to finally create something even remotely like a Avatar "cult", because so far the pop cultural impact and footprint of the first (and so far still only) movie was and is near zero, especially compared to Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter or some of the Disney Franchises like PotC or Cars.
jmmc
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Despite my belief that Disney mistakenly (and maybe understandably) chose the wrong franchise simply because Cameron didn't strike while the iron was hot with more sequels sooner, I do think it's possible it will be a cool land/attraction. But all that said, has Cameron lost his mind? Four MORE movies? Just see if you can make a good sequel.
JohnWD
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Why so much doubt? He has been very successful, so I am expectantly waiting.
BoarderPhreak
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Wait... A fifth movie? I'm still waiting for the second one.
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"Show me the money." - Jerry Mcguire.
danlb_2000
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He was often successful in the past because he took all the time and spent all the money you wanted to, to get the movies done the way he wanted them. That's not going to work if there are looking to release three movies one year appart.
JohnWD
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That is definitely his MO. I am envisioning something along the lines of the LoTR and HP movies, where the sets and the actors are used in all the movies. This idea fits with the first sequel being pushed out one year, and the subsequent sequels coming more quickly. My speculation of course, but I am optimistic.
Timothy_Q
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They're 2 years apart from each other. Also, he's doing the pre-production for all these movies right now, so there won't be any rush between movies.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
I thought I saw them a year apart somewhere, but you are right, it's 2 years between movies. I am still skeptical that they will all get made.
JohnWD
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Just like the Narnia and LoTR movies, they will be made If they are successful. If!!
mp2bill
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This is exactly the case. There has been so much time between movie 1 and movie 2 because they've been writing scripts,refining them, casting, building perfect sets, etc. That's the perfectionist in Cameron. But now that everything is in place, they can do them more quickly.
I think (now this is me speculating
) they made the first movie and just thought that was going to be it. I think it was so popular and Disney approached them with a deal, so they decided to make three more movies to really draw out the interest. Then, I think they found out that the third (new) movie would be way too long to wrap everything up, so now it's four new movies.
dreamscometrue
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Aren't they basically filming at least the next 3 of them, at the same time?
I totally agree
I cant think of a single reason why it was successful
brb1006
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That and 2013 wasn't a very good year for animated films.