@Anthony Henderson Ohhh what's the matter? You are gonna cry? What do you have against children? 🤣. Guess the only one who sucks at life is you while the kids are laughing and enjoying themselves.
@Anthony Henderson Disney content has always been for kids lmfao. They can be enjoyed by adults too. Star wars is for kids aka 12 yr olds. while marvel can be enjoyed for all ages.
For anyone wondering, this is a ~25 minute show called “Waterworld” (Yes, based on the movie) at Universal Studios in Hollywood. I highly recommend seeing it if you’re near, I saw it a few days ago and was stunned by all the acts, stunts, pyrotechnics and sound effects in the show!
WATER WORLD WAS SICK!!! When I was on my wish trip for kids cancer care (my wish was to meet Gordon Ramsay, they let us go to universal and a little treat) we went to water world and I was captivated the entire time. Nothing else existed, just the show they put on. It was absolutely incredible, and I will 100% take my kids there one day when I’m an adult
I actually know how this works! If anyone wants to know. Basically, he’s covered in a freezing, fireproof gel. It’s all over his skin and clothes. He’s been trained to be able to keep the flame away from his face while doing this stunt, and land safely in the water. So if you’re wondering how he feels this whole time…it’s weird, but he is probably colder than you have ever been
How he was on fire: so, he before the show started they planned the whole thing but it was still safe but kinda dangerous at the same time so, the secret is this is called a fire stunt and he put a special fireproof lotion thing. and put it all over his body. So he was 100% safe while doing the stunt. Thanks for reading the explanation!
love Waterworld one of my favorite parts of Universal Studios and I like to go at night for there final showing it shows off the water better and it's a nice end to a long day just sitting there and watching a man on fire jump off the edge
When everyone started booing the bad guy when he entered, I was doing an evil smile and clapping. I remember his eyes went straight to me and he almost started laughing. Best show at an amusement park
@Leaping Crackers Productions I have no reason to doubt you. I used to work 2 jobs, which came after a period of working full-time and going to college full-time. My wife loves to spoil me with good seats for concerts. Sometimes it meant that I didn't sleep after working so that I could go. I couldn't always hide how tired I was. Yawning and fighting to keep my eyes open. There were multiple concerts where the lead singer repeatedly did a double-take or would fixate on me with a death glare. I had all the outward signs of finding the concert boring to the point that it probably seemed like exaggerated gestures with a sarcastic connotation. I've seen most of those bands multiple times while in similar seating positions (1st-4th row) and I never got the same agitated look during their other concerts when I was fully awake. It's psychological. One possibility is that they saw me as one of those people that get dragged to a concert they don't want to be at. It impacts the vibe of the crowd. It makes it harder for them to get the entire crowd involved in a show, which subsequently impacts how the concert is remembered. Anyway, I can see it happening so I have no reason to doubt your story. However, I would think the interpretation of the reaction might be off. If you're smiling during a scene where the performer wants a dramatic crowd reaction, it throws off the vibe. He may have even assumed that you were laughing at his performance like you would when an actor is so bad that it goes past being boring and comes full circle to being entertaining in a different way. If they thought that was the case it may have caught them off guard, leading to a break in character. If it's a serious antagonist, they constantly hold a more serious facial expression. a break in character would be neutral, which looks more jovial in comparison to their in-character face. If you have seen the same show and actors multiple times, you have an idea of what a character-break would look like. Anything different for that one performance would stand out when compared to the rest. You may be right. I wasn't there. They also could've thought you were intentionally messing with them the way that obnoxious tourists do sometimes. Honestly, it's not like the story was particularly brag-worthy. If you wanted to come up with a tall tale that impressed, why not go the extra mile and claim to have been part of the show? I've been to many live shows at amusement parks, and getting a volunteer involved is a staple for a lot of them.
To the people saying they're robots/animatronics, they most definitely are not. They are stunt actors. They even talk to the crowd during the show. I would know. I've sat front seat multiple times.
Those live shows at universal are something else, I remeber in the really early 90’s they had ghostbusters and was legit jaw dropping movie special effects but in real life, it literally looked like gozer was throwing lightning bolts around, even my parents were like “Damn….that was amazing!?”
@Blast Wave nah. It was Orlando Florida. I remember it was Indiana Jones because it had him being chased by a Boulder and a scene where they fight around a running airplane
I feel shows like this and Broadway should take priority on TV least be more jobs as well as more direct interaction with consumer and achieves better human connection as is live humans
I find it amazing how those same actors are able to perform that 1 show thousands of times, almost without flaw, in their career, amazing show. I wonder if they every grow tired of it.
Whoever’s reading this, i pray that whatever your going’s through gets better and whatever your struggling with or worrying bout is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
I was at Universal eight months ago so I didn’t get to see this but the rides are awesome on the Spider-Man ride whenever the part where the monster got on the car I would just cover my eyes
Omg!! I remember my dad putting the movie on when I was younger and I was so stressed when he would dive down for dirt or something..? I can barely rmeneber now! Did they find land in the end i can't even remember!?
@eric shun what is the movie I’d really like to watch it or at least see what it’s about Edit oh I thought that it meant the place at universal was something called the water world it’s the movie and it’s called water would 😅
POV: your here after the bad guy got caught on fire 😭(he couldn’t put it out but when he jumped in the water he wasn’t coming out of the water and was under for like 2 mins or so and the paramedics he was sent to the hospital)😢