lazyboy97o
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It’s actually worse than I expected.
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It’s actually worse than I expected.
No Name
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I only know about these two banners.
Promotional Signage Pops Up at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure
New promotional signage has scurried into the Remy's Ratatouille Adventure construction site - showcasing a summer 2020 opening!blogmickey.com
That’s one banner.
Thanks nonetheless.edit: I’m stupid, there’s two banners.
Looks like Toontown and old DHS had a baby. Why are some of the buildings bent? The cartoonification of World Showcase doesn’t need to extent to the buildings themselves. I’m not sure that’s a good idea, if that’s the idea here. Of course I hope the framework isn’t visible either, but it looks pretty obviously two-dimensional regardless.
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I see two banners descripted in the article. One on the banks of the canal, the second one is hanging from the attraction's building.That’s one banner.
Looks like Toontown and old DHS had a baby. Why are some of the buildings bent? The cartoonification of World Showcase doesn’t need to extent to the buildings themselves. I’m not sure that’s a good idea, if that’s the idea here. Of course I hope the framework isn’t visible either, but it looks pretty obviously two-dimensional regardless.
Still, nothing special.
No Name
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Ah yes my bad.
Disney Analyst
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trainplane3
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That was actually my question I should've posted. I was wondering where he got that picture from.
Mike S
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Not that exact view but I’ve been wondering if walking at ground level will reveal the metal supports behind the backdrop due to changing perspective as you move or even just looking at them from the wrong angle. Especially at the chimneys.
My other question is what view are they supposed to be blocking?
lazyboy97o
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The flats block the main show space from directly in front of the attraction. The queue area is not as tall as the ride area.
There are older photos showing the parapet behind the original pavilion.
Animaniac93-98
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They want to immerse you in the authentic quality and feel of Disney Studios Paris.
Animaniac93-98
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Speaking of WDSP, I'd much prefer they show CineMagique at the France theatre instead of the BatB sing-along.
At least that has something small to do with French culture, and is actually good.
At least that has something small to do with French culture, and is actually good.
...it's a yungle
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This seems to be a Skyliner view?
The Beast is prominent
The Beast is prominent
trainplane3
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That angle is, the other seems to be from the IG possibly.
Nland316
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I understand what they’re going for. Trompe l'oeil can be very believable in different instances. However, from what I can see right now, it doesn’t look convincing whatsoever.
nickys
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Is that the one they cancelled this year? Or is that the new one?
Movielover
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That fits better at DHS and would be a great show in the Frozen theater
Animaniac93-98
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It would. I’m just saying there are better options than the BatB sing-a-long.
Like playing the Disneyland Paris sing-a-long video.
Crazydisneyfanluke
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Most likely bent for forced perspective.That’s one banner.
edit: I’m stupid, there’s two banners.
Looks like Toontown and old DHS had a baby. Why are some of the buildings bent? The cartoonification of World Showcase doesn’t need to extent to the buildings themselves. I’m not sure that’s a good idea, if that’s the idea here. Of course I hope the framework isn’t visible either, but it looks pretty obviously two-dimensional regardless.
It looks terrible for WS. It breaks the escapism of being in that country.
ZOMG! They moved the gravity building to be on the path right in front of France!!!
{And that shows the problem of using zoom lenses to show how big things are.}
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lazyboy97o
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No, the attraction building is toony.