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We’re storytelling there’s always something new. The more distress you can make the viewers feel with drama, the more they will purchase those tickets to see how not only does this portion and but what is the future to come
JOE RUSSO ADVIERTE EL FIN DEL MULTIVERSO EN EL MCU 💥⚡
Joe Russo confirmó que las realidades de los Vengadores, X-Men y los Cuatro Fantásticos están colapsando entre sí, advirtiendo que este evento marca "el fin de los tiempos" para Marvel en 'AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY'. Las nuevas escenas de 'AVENGERS: ENDGAME ENCORE' revelan que la TVA está perdiendo el control del Multiverso ante miles de incursiones.
“Lo más trascendental que le ha ocurrido jamás al MCU. Se trata de lo que se percibe como el fin de los tiempos. El propósito mismo de la creación de la TVA es proteger las líneas temporales para evitar que colapsen; y, sin embargo, ahora se encuentran sumidas en un colapso catastrófico.”
Agreed. I’m not sure why Marvel would disown Tony’s virtue and legacy as a character because he sacrifice himself practically in the first movie with the avengers carrying that missile up into space.. he personally thought Thanos, saved half the universe and kept his his daughter Morgan safe. It is a subject to discuss.
Why is Marvel slowly ruining Tony Stark’s legacy after his death in the MCU?
The man sacrificed his life to save the entire universe, yet it took Marvel barely two movies to start undermining his legacy.
First, they revealed that Mysterio had developed the holographic technology (BARF), which Tony later acquired.
Now, in VisionQuest, they're questioning Tony's entire AI legacy, making JARVIS, FRIDAY, EDITH, Ultron, and even Vision seem like they were all built on someone else's original code.
I have no problem with Marvel giving credit to other brilliant minds, but they're making it seem as though Tony did nothing more than buy someone else's inventions.
Just remember that the character put himself in harms way guiding a missile back up into outer space to defeat. The first wave of attack on earth. He personally could have died. That’s all take a step back and look at things in perspective 360°.
I am beginning to think that Tony Stark's real superpower was taking credit for other people's work.
And VisionQuest appears to raise even more questions about who Tony Stark really was...📺📺📺
The hologram tech from Civil War, BARF? Built by Quentin Beck. Tony named it, laughed at it, and that's the plot of Far From Home
The arc reactor? Howard Stark and Anton Vanko laid the groundwork. The element that saved Tony's life? Howard again.
Vision's body? Helen Cho's cradle technology.
And now we are learning more about the origins of Ultron's human face, which was linked to a man from Jo Carrington's AI lab years before Tony created Ultron.
So was Tony really the genius we thought he was, or was he just exceptionally good at building on other people's work?
Not sure these two brands mix yet
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There should be a cyber cab between the 3 & Y for 2027!
Personally I think its silly that @Tesla hasn’t approached @Disneyland and other resorts, with a Cybertruck / Cyber cab variant. Touch screen only control like in Star Trek and Falcon Crewed, as tugs for the part trolleys.
So even in Europe and elsewhere they are not licensed for use, they could be used to safely transport guests from site to site, even more wildly, controlled via a tether to the rear of the trolly, so the crew can stop on a dime, whilst the Cybertruck drives the trolly safely around the parking lots and the resort.
As it’s a car I would like to own and drive in the future, with a model X better suited for my disability needs, which sadly only the Cyber Cab comes close to that need with its wheelchair hight, allowing easy entry and exit.
Could also be cool to have the Minnie vans at Disney world operated by Tesla, with a OLED screen on the windshield leaving a gap for the camera, so they can look like the cars from the Cars film!
Word of the Day: Bespoke
Bespoke means custom-made, tailor-made, or designed for a specific purpose.
In “bespoke F&B projects,” it means food-and-beverage experiences created specifically for one event, client, venue, or occasion—not an off-the-shelf
Paul Bettany is absolutely acting his heart out in VisionQuest.
From playing Vision, Ultron, J.I.M. Horton, and Phineas Horton, he's bringing so much depth and versatility to every role. What a performance from an incredible actor!
This doesn’t make sense
Mad Mikkelsen is reportedly in talks to join the MCU as the main variant of DOCTOR DOOM in a solo origin special leading directly into Avengers: Doomsday.
The project is reportedly set to detail Victor Von Doom's tragic rise to power and mastery of dark magic in Latveria before invading the main Earth timeline.
I remember when I first concept it LED wrap around screens that were 360 around a column to place those in education science museums/exhibitions and things like that. That may be what you’re speaking about is a kind of a wraparound screen, but on a satellite guided droid… also on that I would suggest to place surround camera cameras at the top to take pictures of traffic violators.. lol 😂
@MLMcCoyEXP + @JimShull + @SirBrayden
I had some thoughts looking at the sketch, some things that might not work are the indictor arms, to guide the traffic, the size of the droid and how information is perceived.
Instead of wing mirrors placing two rotating drums with LED strips, to create a hologram effect could replace the arms, with the drums being solid, would allow a similar effect to be visualised, looking a but like a Lidar sensor. Whilst avoiding hitting anything.
Attached is a rough drawing of the drums.
It also allows for cameras sensors to be housed above and below.
The size of the car also matters, looking at the picture this looks like the cars attendant, is based upon a Quad bike, but should be larger, allowing a bit of childish play, as its moving, with articulation and sway. As in the Cars universe, Guido and maybe Luigi, will have trained the vehicles at their service academy in Radiator Springs.
So they might be demonstrating their skills at reversing, swaying from side to side, with articulation, when in realty the autonomous guided vehicle, follows ceramic RFID tags embedded into the roadway, to help it know how to navigate the carparks, and find its way home.
So something that is a Gem II like gulf buggy sized vehicle. The problem will be those who purposefully ignore the vehicle or don’t understand its function.
As putting a Wall-P (Wall E droid, for car parking) could work equally as well, and with extendable foam arms, could also serve a more functional role and keep the theming, whilst being a ore imposing obstacle that drivers would struggle to miss and it allows a eye attentive paint scheme, that a pair of eyes looking back at the guest.
With the only change to the Wall-E tank tracks is forklift wheels, to allow greater movability, and a theme that this came before the Wall-A (Axiom) and Wall-E (Earth) series droids.
Paul Bettany acted his ass off and deserves an Emmy!!
He embodied four complete different characters! #VisionQuest
When I creative directed the colorful Yunnan Paradise Park in China, I also core master plant it, guided all the themed architecture and giant sculptures, selected all the ride attractions and manufacturers. One distinct one I chose for a super splash was. INTAMIN version of a super splash. Here it is on video. m.youtube.com/shorts/o1Ke_lq…
Todays terminology
Vestibule
— a small room or passage just inside a building’s outer door, before the main interior—essentially an entrance hall or foyer. It can also mean an enclosed entry area at the end of a train car, or, in anatomy, a cavity that serves as an entrance to another space.[merriam-webster +1]
Main meanings
•Architecture: A transitional space between the outside door and the main hall, lobby, or interior; often used for coats, waiting, or reducing drafts and heat loss.
The only way to simulate audience reactions is to record thousands of them and observe which kinds of scenes in which kinds of genre of movies the audience preferred
Disney is exploring AI that can direct robots, build film scenes and simulate audience reactions.
At its 2026 Accelerator Demo Day, startups showed how the technology could help with everything from creating virtual focus groups to cleaning and stacking theme-park 3D glasses.
@RogerWCheng breaks it down: mrf.lu/2VCtM
Great preview for that ride attraction . - I have walked through that shop at WDI just this year. There’s a lot more there than this video shows of other things.
