Disney as Employer??

nancynohorse · Post by **nancynohorse** » Jul Sat 07, 2007 10:21 am

Guy, ever see the movie Westworld from the 1970s? Mr. Green It was "Disney-like" in that guests went to this ultra theme park out in the middle of nowhere and ALL the people they interacted with were human-like robots. They were like free-standing, fully moving, AI audio animatronics.

And of course, it all goes wrong. Shocked You should look for it, having said that. Haha.
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That is an interesting thought! Thinking back on the time when my son's shoelace was caught in conveyor belt exiting The Haunted Mansion. The CM showd NO emotion.

Guy · Post by **Guy** » Jul Mon 09, 2007 4:11 am

casrin wrote:
Maybe they are all animatronic?
Guy, ever see the movie Westworld from the 1970s? It was "Disney-like" in that guests went to this ultra theme park out in the middle of nowhere and ALL the people they interacted with were human-like robots. They were like free-standing, fully moving, AI audio animatronics.

And of course, it all goes wrong. You should look for it, having said that. Haha.

I shall look out for it!

jcodirewolf · Post by **jcodirewolf** » Jul Mon 09, 2007 5:33 am

casrin wrote: And of course, it all goes wrong.

What are you talking about. Nothing can go wrong. Westworld 1973

OMG something can go wrong. Hollywood can green light a remake...

Westworld 2009

johno

Guy · Post by **Guy** » Jul Mon 09, 2007 5:53 am

jcodirewolf wrote:
casrin wrote: And of course, it all goes wrong.
What are you talking about. Nothing can go wrong. Westworld 1973

OMG something can go wrong. Hollywood can green light a remake...

Westworld 2009

johno

Mmmmmm. This could be very interesting. Notice that it's not produced by Disney LOL

jcodirewolf · Post by **jcodirewolf** » Jul Mon 09, 2007 7:33 am

I had no idea this was a Michael Crichton movie. Which explains why I ALMOST like it. Which is the standard for me for MC movies. I think he has a real problem with "endings". Love his movies/books, and without exception (that I can think of) I hate the endings.

johno

casrin · Post by **casrin** » Jul Mon 09, 2007 8:01 am

Michael Crichton! I never knew that either!

Makes sense though, thinking of the story and the types of plots he schemes up. Huh!

A re-make... wow, I'd have to see that. I think the original was terrifying enough when the Gunslinger is tracking the live guy through the "utilidor." Be interesting to see how its done with modern cinema and storytelling.

nancynohorse · Post by **nancynohorse** » Jul Mon 09, 2007 6:33 pm

I never knew it was Michael Crichton! A remake would be so awesome. But, Yul B is dead!! He was "West World!!"