After the success of POTC, POTC2 and POTC3, what ride should they base a film on next? (I know Haunted Mansion was not very succesful)
But any thoughts on potential films?
But any thoughts on potential films?
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What Ride should they make a film about?
- Thread starter christian31
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The next one in the pipeline is Jungle Cruise.
After that? How about Expedition Everest?
daklimation
New Member
Oppositely, I'd like to see a ride based on Jungle Book in DAK. I don't understand why they wouldn't have thrown something in there from the get go.
ThinkTink721
Well-Known Member
Maybe they could make a movie based on EE w/ the Yeti as the star!
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ThinkTink721
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The MK already has the Jungle Cruise - maybe they could incorporate the Jungle Book characters into that ride!
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ThinkTink721
Well-Known Member
I think the Haunted Mansion attraction at the MK is much more successful than the movie.
Maybe it works better to make the movie, then the ride
But, it did work the opposite way for POTC (the ride & then the movies).
Who knows?
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fizzle75
New Member
If it's done right, I think an Expedition Everest based movie would be fantastic! It would be really sweet if Disney could score either Peter Jackson or Tim Burton to direct it!
They could hire the snow monster from Empire Strikes Back to play the Yeti (assuming he isn't retired). Seeing as how that was almost 30 years ago and he's probably lost all of his teeth by now, thus making him look more like the Humble Bumble from Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, maybe they should just hire the snow cone weilding Yeti from Monsters, Inc.
They could hire the snow monster from Empire Strikes Back to play the Yeti (assuming he isn't retired). Seeing as how that was almost 30 years ago and he's probably lost all of his teeth by now, thus making him look more like the Humble Bumble from Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, maybe they should just hire the snow cone weilding Yeti from Monsters, Inc.
Harry456
Member
this is easy!! we should make one of splash mountain...wait...there is already a cartoon. wait....space mountain!! shoot, curse you the robinsons! I know haunted mansion!! Darn it Eddie Murphy (sp). Tower of Terror? no. Star Tours, stupid Geogre Lucas. could've have a good movie on that one.
oh well just do it on EE.
oh well just do it on EE.
CoffeeJedi
Active Member
GRAAAAAH!!!!!The MK already has the Jungle Cruise - maybe they could incorporate the Jungle Book characters into that ride!
MURDEROUS RAGE!!!!!!1one
Seriously though, if westerns were more popular, I think Big Thunder Mountain could make a great movie. I notice that noone has mentioned the Country Bears movie. hehe
fizzle75
New Member
...or just Speed 3:Walt Disney World Under Seige. Keeanu would have to keep the bus from going under 60 miles per hour AND keep making all of the resort stops! :lookaroun
*edit* actually, forget about Keeanu, they could hire Michael Richards to reprise his Kramer role and HE could be the one driving the bus! He would have to keep the bus above 60 miles per hour, make all of the resort stops, give all sorts of historical information about WDW, divulge "top secret" and amazingly accurate information about upcoming attraction plans, and occasionally burst into fits while screaming racial slurs at the occupants of the bus! Man, that would be one awesome movie!!!
fizzle75
New Member
this is easy!! we should make one of splash mountain...wait...there is already a cartoon. wait....space mountain!! shoot, curse you the robinsons! I know haunted mansion!! Darn it Eddie Murphy (sp). Tower of Terror? no. Star Tours, stupid Geogre Lucas. could've have a good movie on that one.
oh well just do it on EE.
You forgot the faithful rendering of The Country Bears.:animwink:
ThinkTink721
Well-Known Member
When I first heard about the Yeti monster, I pictured the abominable snow monster from Rudolph!If it's done right, I think an Expedition Everest based movie would be fantastic! It would be really sweet if Disney could score either Peter Jackson or Tim Burton to direct it!
They could hire the snow monster from Empire Strikes Back to play the Yeti (assuming he isn't retired). Seeing as how that was almost 30 years ago and he's probably lost all of his teeth by now, thus making him look more like the Humble Bumble from Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, maybe they should just hire the snow cone weilding Yeti from Monsters, Inc.
:wave:
ThinkTink721
Well-Known Member
ThinkTink721
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:lol: :ROFLOL: :lol:
mprice
New Member
No no no no no no no.... I'm telling ya'll... (no joke)
Big Thunder
Sounds great doesn't it? Just a good ol' classic Western.. Disney style. The thing that MADE Pirates so successful (Sparrow aside if we can even do that) according to the Verbinski camp and tons of reviews, was that it was the classic epic Pirates movie, only better and with Disney style. Haunted Mansion sucked it up because, who cares?? Eddie Murphy's days have far come and gone.. Anyone see Norbit? :hurl: Absolutely ridiculous, although seeing the nods to the ride were great, that doesn't make a great movie for EVERYONE like Pirates did with minimal nods to the ride. I am excited about Jungle Cruise (another classic genre that has great potential) but just thinking about Big Thunder, a wild west setting with a little of that Hillbilly feel that the ride has, you got your mining town, a flood, a cowboy hero, romance, a Great soundtrack in the making... What more could you ask for? A+ all the way. I wouldn't think the train deal would play a major role in the film, maybe a last minute action sequence (ie. Temple of Doom(ish) through the mines.. you know, keep it classy.
Big Thunder
Sounds great doesn't it? Just a good ol' classic Western.. Disney style. The thing that MADE Pirates so successful (Sparrow aside if we can even do that) according to the Verbinski camp and tons of reviews, was that it was the classic epic Pirates movie, only better and with Disney style. Haunted Mansion sucked it up because, who cares?? Eddie Murphy's days have far come and gone.. Anyone see Norbit? :hurl: Absolutely ridiculous, although seeing the nods to the ride were great, that doesn't make a great movie for EVERYONE like Pirates did with minimal nods to the ride. I am excited about Jungle Cruise (another classic genre that has great potential) but just thinking about Big Thunder, a wild west setting with a little of that Hillbilly feel that the ride has, you got your mining town, a flood, a cowboy hero, romance, a Great soundtrack in the making... What more could you ask for? A+ all the way. I wouldn't think the train deal would play a major role in the film, maybe a last minute action sequence (ie. Temple of Doom(ish) through the mines.. you know, keep it classy.
Fun2BFree
Active Member
Disney have a remake of the Lone Ranger coming out soon. It should be the new quintessential western movie.
rbrower
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I have always thought that BTMR could be a good movie if you used the backstory that is told on the Walt Disney World Railroad.