How about a "Signs" ride/show/attraction???

[Bob O]

Now that disney has a bonafide hit on its hands with the movie "Signs" why doesnt disney use this as a springboard for a new ride/attraction?? They should be able to get together with the director of the movie and sign up the stars of the movie and create something noteworthy!!! It could be a 3d show(ala 2t3d) or sometype of attraction like twister(or the similiar attraction at USH cant reemember name) or a moving ride. With the help of the director and the Imagineering Unit they should be able to come up with something that should be excellant, and make sure it has a adult flavor to it and dont water it down for the ankle biters. Something that could be scary unlike Alien Adventure!!
What do you think of this idea?? Or do you have something else in mind??

 

[Cricket2]

Stick it in "The Land" greenhouse and call it "Hydroponic Signs".

They have corn and other crops to trample don't they?

Swap out those pontoons with some smokin' jet boats and your all set.

"Listen to the land we all love Vaaaaaaaarrooooom"

 

[Bob O]

The sad thing is disney is liable to take the above advice and use it while others will utilize their movie properties more intelligently and gain more market share and creat a better guest experience.

 

[Distriv]

I loved the movie but how would Disney make it into an attraction, it is a horror movie and theres not much ride material in it.

 

[epcotfan]

I don't see how this movie would translate into a feasible attraction. It doesn't seem like it would be appropriate to fit into the theming of any one park.

 

[Bob O]

I think if you put the talents of the Imagineers together with the director of the movie they could come up with a excellant ride/show/attraction. I think a 3d film would probably work out best. Use Mel Gibson etc from the film and make a scary 3d film with the bells/whistles used in T23D/Bugs life and make it primarily for adults. Be creative like the company once was and im sure they could come up with a excellant product. Of course with einser they are too cheap to do it unless a sponsor foots the bill.