Bourne Stuntacular

[Susan2771]

At the Studios.

Thanks so much!

 

[Pooh's World]

Thanks so much!

It replaced Terminator so right near the entrance take a right towards ET/Simpsons. It's in the first Hollywood area and across from the AP lounge.

 

[Susan2771]

It replaced Terminator so right near the entrance take a right towards ET/Simpsons. It's in the first Hollywood area and across from the AP lounge.

Thank-you! That is helpful to visualize

 

[yesman70]

Saw it back in June. Thought the story was lacking but the technology and stunt work was incredible. The way they used real props with the HD backgrounds and changing perspective was really neat. Similar tech to to how they film the Star Wars tv show The Mandalorian.

 

[DisneyaholicRaquel]

It is the best show there in my opinion! The slow mo scene is awesome…we went 3 times on our last visit!

 

[DisBuckMan]

Saw it back in June. Thought the story was lacking but the technology and stunt work was incredible. The way they used real props with the HD backgrounds and changing perspective was really neat. Similar tech to to how they film the Star Wars tv show The Mandalorian.

That's the thing, though....there's very little actual stunt work.

The moving screen behind the actors tricks your mind into thinking there's a lot going on, but really the actors do very little.

From a company that's built nearly an entire theme park around VR screen based "rides"....they've done it again.

 

[macraven]

And they did it great as I went back to see multiple times in February

some love this show and some don’t
I wish more did not like the show so lines waits would shorten

 

[snoopboop]

That's the thing, though....there's very little actual stunt work.

The moving screen behind the actors tricks your mind into thinking there's a lot going on, but really the actors do very little.

This is definitely a hot take. The Bourne actor(s, but you know what I mean) does indeed seem to do a fair amount of stunt work throughout the show. Perhaps not all of it is constant showy stunts that are super physically demanding, but even the fight scenes where timing is everything are so fun to watch - it feels a little bit like it‘s a smidge of a throwback to the original vision of this park giving us a peek in to movie making. I love watching the carefully-timed actions of the performers throughout the entire show!

 

[asuburbanman]

That’s my thought exactly. They must be precise in timing stunts to the screen. I mean the screen is a lot better than a static physics set. We saw how well that worked for Sinbad. Going to the Indiana Jones Stunt show literally feels like walking into 1994.