FigmentPigments
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Heaven forbid!I would think it would be more along the lines of Imagination Inside Out.
Heaven forbid!I would think it would be more along the lines of Imagination Inside Out.
I hope not. That movie was one of the worst I've seen in a long time, just in my opinion (I know I'm in the minority ).I would love some type of mash-up HUGE overhaul of Imagination with Figment and the Inside Out characters. I think it could be really neat.
I hope not. That movie was one of the worst I've seen in a long time, just in my opinion (I know I'm in the minority ).
I know a lot of people disagree with how I feel about Inside Out, but I was glad when Bing Bong disappeared, I did not cry at any point in the movie, and was bored through most of it. Again, just my opinion.... I'm never one to say that an opinion is wrong, but I have to say that your opinion is just wrong
Personally, I didn't love EVERYTHING about Inside Out, but the premise of the film and its focus on how the mind works would actually allow for a very effective Future World ride. I wouldn't want it to be a book report on the film, but utilizing those characters to enter the world of imagination would actually be, in my opinion, quite compelling.I know a lot of people disagree with how I feel about Inside Out, but I was glad when Bing Bong disappeared, I did not cry at any point in the movie, and was bored through most of it. Again, just my opinion.
As a lame cameo that's taking a backseat to movie characters just like Under New Management or Jack Sparrow PiratesPersonally, I didn't love EVERYTHING about Inside Out, but the premise of the film and its focus on how the mind works would actually allow for a very effective Future World ride. I wouldn't want it to be a book report on the film, but utilizing those characters to enter the world of imagination would actually be, in my opinion, quite compelling.
Figgie could still be there, too.
I agree, I thought the premise was a great starting point, but I think this may be better suited to replacing Cranium Command. They didn't spend a lot of time in Imagination Land as I remember. I was always a little thrown off that there were only five emotions, with 4 of them having negative connotations.Personally, I didn't love EVERYTHING about Inside Out, but the premise of the film and its focus on how the mind works would actually allow for a very effective Future World ride. I wouldn't want it to be a book report on the film, but utilizing those characters to enter the world of imagination would actually be, in my opinion, quite compelling.
Figgie could still be there, too.
That's my fear too.As a lame cameo that's taking a backseat to movie characters just like Under New Management or Jack Sparrow Pirates
And what little time was spent in Imagination Land, it basically amounted to the place where childhood pretend games live like "The Floor is Lava" or the more teenage urge driven Imaginary Boyfriend Generator. Just as shallow a depiction of the imagination as the lame five senses stuff in the current ride.I agree, I thought the premise was a great starting point, but I think this may be better suited to replacing Cranium Command. They didn't spend a lot of time in Imagination Land as I remember. I was always a little thrown off that there were only five emotions, with 4 of them having negative connotations.
What if Figment was guiding us through five different large-scale environments themed to the emotions?Figment "teaming up" with the emotions of Inside Out? Good god, I hope not.
Actually, that does sound fun, with the starting direction of this is YOUR imagination, and this is how YOUR mind could be working, then introduce each phase with those characters. That would be hilarious, especially if Figment was being Figment and getting into it with those characters.....Anger section would be an absolute blast!(literal and figurative... )What if Figment was guiding us through five different large-scale environments themed to the emotions?
Actually could be a fun concept and a nice lesson for kids about emotions.
And no, I'm not suggesting this is a concept being developed. I don't actually know as I'm not convinced the JII refurb has been fully-committed to.
Indeed. But complete armchair imagineering.Actually, that does sound fun, with the starting direction of this is YOUR imagination, and this is how YOUR mind could be working, then introduce each phase with those characters. That would be hilarious, especially if Figment was being Figment and getting into it with those characters.....Anger section would be an absolute blast!(literal and figurative... )
Not sure how it would work, but I'm intrigued.I think that they could use Figment and Dreamfinder to "introduce" each attraction in FW. You know, speak to the imagination needed to achieve anything. Then they could guide whatever is put in a pavilion.
What if Figment was guiding us through five different large-scale environments themed to the emotions?
Actually could be a fun concept and a nice lesson for kids about emotions.
And no, I'm not suggesting this is a concept being developed. I don't actually know as I'm not convinced the JII refurb has been fully-committed to.
Completely agree. I personally enjoy Ellen's more than figment just due to the dinosaur animatronics. I really hope something is in the works for imagination or else attendance will drop below its current constant walk on wait timesHow is JII not first on EVERYONE's list in the company? It hasn't been relevant in, what, over a decade now? I would love to know how many people ride it daily.
I know a lot of people disagree with how I feel about Inside Out, but I was glad when Bing Bong disappeared, I did not cry at any point in the movie, and was bored through most of it. Again, just my opinion.
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