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Sharon&Susan

Sharon&Susan

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josh2000 said:
Marvel Studios was directly involved in the planning and design of this land. I have no idea why anyone would think otherwise
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But did Stan Lee personally design the seats for the Ant-Man Restaurant?!?!?!!
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Mike S

Mike S

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1HAPPYGHOSTHOST said:
This land was not made by Marvel and the intern who designed this door didn't pay attention to what came before. Disney doesn't collaborate with anyone anymore. Like for star tours (the original) and Indiana Jones you can feel George Lucas's involvement with those rides. His touch of creativity. Rise of the resistance and Smuggler's Run? Nope. They feel too corporate. This land will be no different.
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They collaborated with James Cameron for Pandora.
 
Old Mouseketeer

Old Mouseketeer

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1HAPPYGHOSTHOST said:
This land was not made by Marvel and the intern who designed this door didn't pay attention to what came before. Disney doesn't collaborate with anyone anymore. Like for star tours (the original) and Indiana Jones you can feel George Lucas's involvement with those rides. His touch of creativity. Rise of the resistance and Smuggler's Run? Nope. They feel too corporate. This land will be no different.
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That doesn't ring true. My info from contacts within Disney who interact with Creative folks say that the company allows the various studios (including Feature Animation) to own their brands. I think we have heard a lot of stories about Imagineers, merch designers, and Character designers interacting with partners at all the brands, including Disney Feature Animation. I guess it depends on how you define collaborate. But even then, I think you can get down to hairsplitting when trying to define whether George Lucas had more say in Star Wars 1.0 versus Lucasfilm with Galaxy's Edge. However, I've heard a lot of decisions being dictated by Lucasfilm and Marvel, even down to where characters can pose for pictures and what the character hosts wear.

I don't disagree that SW:GE feels too corporate. But I believe that's more on Disney than Lucasfilm.
 
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lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

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Old Mouseketeer said:
That doesn't ring true. My info from contacts within Disney who interact with Creative folks say that the company allows the various studios (including Feature Animation) to own their brands. I think we have heard a lot of stories about Imagineers, merch designers, and Character designers interacting with partners at all the brands, including Disney Feature Animation. I guess it depends on how you define collaborate. But even then, I think you can get down to hairsplitting when trying to define whether George Lucas had more say in Star Wars 1.0 versus Lucasfilm with Galaxy's Edge. However, I've heard a lot of decisions being dictated by Lucasfilm and Marvel, even down to where characters can pose for pictures and what the character hosts wear.

I don't disagree that SW:GE feels to corporate. But I believe that's more on Disney than Lucasfilm.
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This. There are even teams at the studios that are focused on themed entertainment, essentially liaisons between the studio and Walt Disney Imagineering.
 
chadwpalm

chadwpalm

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In the Parks
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lazyboy97o said:
It wasn’t really a complaint. There are all sorts of brand standards that have to be followed, so the question of why it was changed for land is a good one.
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The New Guardians of the Galaxy Ride Exists in Its Own Unique Marvel Universe

This week, Disney opens their first Marvel Studios theme park ride in the United States, called Guardians of the Galaxy—Mission: Breakout! Though it features many, many elements from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, don’t let that fool you: the ride is in a world all its own... and it’s only the...
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It was determined back when GotG:MB was being made that all Marvel theme-park lands are to exist in an alternate parallel universe called the "Marvel Theme Park Universe". It was meant to explain why there are continuity differences in the lands.

I don't know if this alternate logo exists in the other lands yet, but this would explain why this logo is different...to differentiate the universes. I can't imagine something this important was an oversight or that they didn't get permission to do it from the Marvel creative team who more than likely signed off on the alternate universe thing.

Much of the themes of the upcoming MCU material are going to deal with the whole multiverse paradigm.

There was also no blip (Thanos snap) in this universe: https://comicbook.com/marvel/news/a...sney-parks-version-marvel-cinematic-universe/
 

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