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What's after 3D?
Okay, what happens after 3D has run its course? It’s called 4D, full immersion. And here’s my pitch…
A large corporation like Disney or whoever runs the six flags theme parks rent out a large stretch of land, or maybe an abandoned town. The build a large gate around it like any theme park and construct a mini-city in said stretch of land. A person would pay $500 (amount not certain) to enter the city. Like all theme parks it would have a capacity.
Once the capacity is filled, all the “customers” explore the city, and when night strikes, they retire to the hotels or assigned houses. In an undisclosed time, the fun starts. The theme park’s “Employees (AKA actors, AKA other city folk)” change into infected zombies. With the city filled with only paint ball guns, and stripped with any harmful or deadly objects, the survivors (“customers”) have to make it through three days to get his/her money back.
If a zombie (“actor”) grabs you, they escort you out into a large waiting room, with food, drinks, and a live feed to watch.
Any ideas to make this theme park idea closer to reality, feel free to input.
Tags: 3D, 4D, movies, park, survive, theme, zombie
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Permalink Reply by Erin Silver on -
What ?!?
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Permalink Reply by DoctorWitten on -
it may seem like a good idea to you at first, but you don't need to think deeply into this before you see flaws.
there's too much of a risk for shit to get real and someone gets seriously injured or hurt (customer or actor). plus, how are you going to hire a small city's worth of employees willing to get shot at by paintballs and act like zombies for three days? all, in all the size and time scale of this thing is just too big.
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Permalink Reply by Timmy Cupcakes on -
I was thinking more like Feel-Around was the next step.
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Permalink Reply by SpikeGhost on -
loool you don't want to go see a horror movie like that XD
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Permalink Reply by Slim Pihkins on -
Okay, forget that idea. What about Fellati-o-vision? You get blown while watching a 3D movie.
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Permalink Reply by Khurtzfield on -
James Cameron will come into your house with a baseball bat and hit you in the head till you think you're in a movie.
Cameron - "Ok so you wanted to be in Casino right?"
"No I said Boogie Nights."
Cameron - "Alright Casino it is!"
Cameron - "That'll be 15 dollars asshole."
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Permalink Reply by Randy Flagg on -
Naw, there's already 4D.
What happens is that in certain theme parks, there are movies that use 4D.
And by that, I mean underneath the screen, there are water cannons that shoot you in the fucking face.
I am not making this up.
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Permalink Reply by Khurtzfield on
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What are you doing in this thread, get back to Delain.
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Permalink Reply by Dominika Oliver on -
So, I stopped at 4D because the forth dimension is time and so far, we have no control of it. Now, I'd say the next step is fully-immersed 3D where it isn't just little things popping at you, but it would look more like a stage production except you would be able to see the actors faces and the emotion they carry. But I think the "true" next stop would be something like there is in A Brave New World, where it's not only 3D, but you also feel the character's emotions. That would require some kind of neurotransmitter and would be way off into the future (and hell, it may not even sell, especially for those lifetime dramas where you deal with death and rape).
But if you get anything from this, don't call it 4D because unless you have a time machine, you ain't getting that.
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Permalink Reply by mjtfreeze on -
Nothing as yet,since 3D isn't fully established yet for the general population at home. And seeing as HD isn't fully established as the new standard by everyone, it will be at least 5-10 years before the next major leap in that area. It's all about the money, they have to milk every drop of money out of HD and 3D before we get the danger room experience in cinema, far less our homes.
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