Not sure how to link to this, but there are new photos of Angelina Jolie as Maleficent in the UK Daily Mail that show her in action on a harness flying around.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...daring-stunts-resumes-filming-Maleficent.html
She looksfantastic magnificent in them!
I've long wanted a coaster at WDW themed to Maleficent. It's one of those things I want that will probably never happen because they make too much sense. Of all the Disney cartoons, Sleeping Beauty has the perfect look and action sequence for an E-ticket ride.
* the queue would be a maze of thorns leading to Maleficent's forbidden fortress (which would be on top of the ride's show building, with rock work and a forced perspective Maleficent castle on top).
* in the queue, each of the fairies (green, red, and blue) would make appearances as either animatronics or on video screens somehow, encouraging guests to help Prince Phillip defeat the dragon and save Princess Aurora
* Maleficent's goblins, raven, and other minions would peek out throughout the queue to give mild scares
* ride vehicles themed to look like you are riding Prince Phillip's white horse and you fill the role of the Prince
* coaster zips and zooms through thorns and the ruins of the forbidden fortress
* climaxes with battle against Maleficent in dragon form with the orange-green fire
* ending sees the rescue of Aurora and the blooming of the thorns into roses
* exit the ride into a rose garden (as opposed to the thorn forest you entered).
* rose garden exit would be really great if placed next to a new Alice attraction (or a Queen of Hearts restaurant like in Tokyo)
The more I see about the new Maleficent movie the more I can't help but hope for a Maleficent E-ticket coaster like this at WDW in the space that is occupied by the Speedway.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...daring-stunts-resumes-filming-Maleficent.html
She looks
I've long wanted a coaster at WDW themed to Maleficent. It's one of those things I want that will probably never happen because they make too much sense. Of all the Disney cartoons, Sleeping Beauty has the perfect look and action sequence for an E-ticket ride.
* the queue would be a maze of thorns leading to Maleficent's forbidden fortress (which would be on top of the ride's show building, with rock work and a forced perspective Maleficent castle on top).
* in the queue, each of the fairies (green, red, and blue) would make appearances as either animatronics or on video screens somehow, encouraging guests to help Prince Phillip defeat the dragon and save Princess Aurora
* Maleficent's goblins, raven, and other minions would peek out throughout the queue to give mild scares
* ride vehicles themed to look like you are riding Prince Phillip's white horse and you fill the role of the Prince
* coaster zips and zooms through thorns and the ruins of the forbidden fortress
* climaxes with battle against Maleficent in dragon form with the orange-green fire
* ending sees the rescue of Aurora and the blooming of the thorns into roses
* exit the ride into a rose garden (as opposed to the thorn forest you entered).
* rose garden exit would be really great if placed next to a new Alice attraction (or a Queen of Hearts restaurant like in Tokyo)
The more I see about the new Maleficent movie the more I can't help but hope for a Maleficent E-ticket coaster like this at WDW in the space that is occupied by the Speedway.