#Dr strange real or fake 4k tv

I got definite Universal Studios circa 2005 vibes from the overall experience. This ride seems like a jokey knock-off of a theme park ride. The ride overall was colorful and zippy, I'll give them that.Р”В«ut whose idea was it to put this Midway Mania clone in the same park as Midway Mania? What was the other option? Push up on lapbar and exit to your right super people. We did it! You won! Spiderman won! Something happened! Closing dialogue. I'm supposed to go pew-pew with my hands? Do I really have to do that dorky hand posture, or can I just make a gun with my hand like a normal American? Loud noises! Dialogue! You can do it! More dialogue! Pew-pew. And we're off! Where's the twink? What are we doing? Narrator lady is half-screaming 'blah-blah-blah webslingers!' over the speaker. But we do have to get assigned to a row and pull down on a lapbar, that's just the nature of the business. Kind of a letdown after that dramatic pre-show with the twink in a small t-shirt. This ride gets an award, either for introducing the Something Goes Terribly Wrong! concept before we've even been asked to pull down on the lapbar, or for having a twink in a small t-shirt be our host. Then there's a video of a twink in a small t-shirt who starts talking, and right away Something Goes Terribly Wrong! with all those robot crabs the twink is replicating. The chirpy dialogue, the fake plotline of an 'Open House!', the predictable herding by the CM's 'Right this way recruits!' or whatever we're supposed to be.

this almost seems like a caricature of a theme park pre-show. My thoughts on this new six month old Spiderman ride? From someone who has absolutely no idea what he's talking about regarding comic books, but knows a thing or two about theme parks. This is about as close to real life as we can get these days, until they invent smell-a-vision.

#Dr strange real or fake 4k tv

To give it the most benefit of the doubt, I first made myself a dry martini (Roku gin, Dolin vermouth, California almond-stuffed olive) and then pulled up the Attractions 360 video from YouTube on my 70 inch 4K TV screen in the family room. Okay, for the small handful of people who care, I finally watched a YouTube version of this new ride.