DHS Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance

peter11435

peter11435

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CinematicFusion said:
(No spoilers... just reactions)
Some early reactions to Rise of Skywalker. Two good ones and Two bad reactions from Campea and Mendelson who praised Last Jedi... interesting.


1.Rob Keyes

Just stepped out of #TheRiseofSkywalker . It’s an immensely satisfying and MASSIVE end to the saga. It somehow addresses issues, problematic characters, and most unanswered questions from The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi too.



2.Mark Ellis

I’m emotional, overwhelmed, surprised, shocked & stunned. More than anything, I’m happy. Thanks for coming through one more time, Star Wars.

#TheRiseOfSkywalker



3.John Campea’s first reaction after seeing TROS..
Yikes.
(You can find it on Twitter if you wish)


4.Scott Mendelson of Forbes:

At worst, I expected #TheRiseOfSkywalker to be a well made movie that I didn't like or whose story choices I disagreed with. I was not expecting a genuinely bad movie with video game plotting, thin characters, weak action and endless exposition of no consequence. Heartbreaking...
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I’m sure there is an appropriate thread for this.
 
Sirwalterraleigh

Sirwalterraleigh

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PB Watermelon said:
Are we talking about people today who are in their 40's and 50's who saw a Space Wizard Fantasy Movie in 1977 and have been endlessly complaining since 1983? Very vocal on line. Also...very niche. Like niche of a niche. But loud. And constant. Like gnats in your ear at a picnic.
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This is not correct on any level at this point...

The franchise has suffered a string of very public reversals and setbacks under Disney’s watch at this point that not only had eroded fan support...but caused financial stress as well.

A “niche” did not cause solo to bomb...or cause massive reductions in consumer products shipped since 2015...or the announcement and cancellation of 2 trilogies...or the cancellation of anthology movies in pre-production.

All of that has happened.
 
Kamikaze

Kamikaze

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Rob562 said:
If it's the same CM I'm thinking of, we had her as a First Order officer ushering us into our cell on Friday. She was *awesome* in that role!

I figure I'll put my one criticism of operations out there, but it's relatively minor and likely easy to fix as it's mainly caused by the herd instinct of guests...

When you head into the hallway from the hangar, the hallway doesn't split into two lanes until after the first turn. On our second ride, the line in the hallway was backed up to the hangar doorway with an FO officer saying multiple times to "move all the way in". Once we'd shuffled forward slightly I found that everyone was staying on the right-hand side of the hallway, with the left side entirely empty and not blocked by a chain. Obviously everyone entering the hallway was simply doing what everyone in front of them was doing, leading to the backup. But because the people from that point back into the hangar were blocking the view of the turn, the FO CM's in the hangar couldn't see what was going on.
We promptly walked down the left side, walked straight past everyone else on the right hand side. A parade of people followed us, with the person behind us murmuring to someone else in their group "Are we allowed to go here?" (As we were waiting outside our cell l overheard a FO CM quietly tell another "Hangar is empty", so I felt good to do my part...)

All they need is for a way to either a) give the hangar CM's a way to see beyond the turn in that hallway so they can direct people to use both sides of the hallway, or b) give the CM's at the other end of the hallway a way to signal the hangar CM's that one side of the queue is empty and to police the queue. Doesn't have to be a two-way communication, could just be a button the CM presses to cue a story-appropriate sound effect in the hangar that the CM's know what it means.

-Rob
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The solution is to extend the railing so it goes to the edge of the hangar.
 
Sirwalterraleigh

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
peter11435 said:
I’m sure there is an appropriate thread for this.
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And yet...the IP with Star Wars is more pervasive in other things - including parks - as any other Disney franchise.

The movie matters even here...even if the post was meant for another board
Kamikaze said:
The solution is to extend the railing so it goes to the edge of the hangar.
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Speaking of...I’m REALLY interested to see what you think of abrams: part duex
 
peter11435

peter11435

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Sirwalterraleigh said:
And yet...the IP with Star Wars is more pervasive in other things - including parks - as any other Disney franchise.
The movie matters even here...even if the post was meant for another board

Speaking of...I’m REALLY interested to see what you think of abrams: part duex
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The movie matters. It’s success or failure could have short and long term effects on the land. But no, this isn’t the thread for those discussions. They should not be here. Which is why the poster sensibly moved them.
 
Sirwalterraleigh

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
peter11435 said:
The movie matters. It’s success or failure could have short and long term effects on the land. But no, this isn’t the thread for those discussions. They should not be here. Which is why the poster sensibly moved them.
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Not disputing that...just pointing out that “compartmentalizing” Disney discussions always seem a tad overdone.
 
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DisneyFan684

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I have a question regarding operations and the hangar: if guests disembark the transport ship and linger too long in the hangar or the line is too backed up, is the next ship of guests delayed, in order to prevent ruined immersion of guests coming out the same door of the same ship? Or is the rotating simulator on a set motion no matter what?
 
Kamikaze

Kamikaze

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Rob562 said:
Is the hallway leaving the hangar wide enough to allow that?

-Rob
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Absolutely, its just as wide if not wider than the hallway around the turn.

My issue with that section of the line is that they should have made it wide enough for a third space where a CM could patrol back and forth and keep the show going between the hangar and the interrogation loading area.
 
Kamikaze

Kamikaze

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DisneyFan684 said:
I have a question regarding operations and the hangar: if guests disembark the transport ship and linger too long in the hangar or the line is too backed up, is the next ship of guests delayed, in order to prevent ruined immersion of guests coming out the same door of the same ship? Or is the rotating simulator on a set motion no matter what?
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Yes, if it backs up too much, they can't unload the transport, which means a delay in loading it. But there is a lot of space in the hangar. They can probably be 3-4 cycles behind before they have to delay the transport. Both the transport and the Rey preshow have built 'delay' elements to them that they can turn on to let them catch up a little.
 
CinematicFusion

CinematicFusion

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Rise of Skywalker movie Reaction Link

Click above link to discuss the reaction of media and fans who have seen the movie Rise of Skywalker.
No spoilers, just reaction to what they say and initial thoughts.
It's an important discussion considering Galaxy's Edge doesn't exist without the Star Wars film franchise and Galaxy's Edge uses the new trilogy characters as the emotional base for the land.
Does the film work? Will the film have an affect on Galaxy's Edge? Click above link and discuss if you want. Everyone welcome.
 
Rob562

Rob562

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Kamikaze said:
Yes, if it backs up too much, they can't unload the transport, which means a delay in loading it. But there is a lot of space in the hangar. They can probably be 3-4 cycles behind before they have to delay the transport. Both the transport and the Rey preshow have built 'delay' elements to them that they can turn on to let them catch up a little.
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Both times we rode we were backed up in the hangar outside the hallway to some degree when the next group exited the shuttle. First time was a significant backup, the second time was my previous story of a minor backup because guests were only using half the hallway. We were in the archway when the next shuttle exited.

-Rob
 
Mike S

Mike S

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MisterPenguin said:
They grow up to post off-topic hate-posts of the new Star Wars trilogy in just about every imaginable thread.
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At least it’s in Star Wars threads. It’s not completely on topic but it’s also not completely off topic either. A bit of a grey area. Especially here where there’s a rumor that this ride could be switched at some point to the OT. The success and reception of the ST likely has a lot to do with that decision, whether it happens or not.
 
MisterPenguin

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
CinematicFusion said:
I love the Mandalorian.
I love Rouge One.
I love Rebels
I love Clone Wars
I love Rise of the Resistance Ride.
I dislike The Last Jedi

Is what it is. Sometimes you have to tell your amazing child to stop doing stupid things.
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:p

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