So I’m not surprised that there is some Malay/Thai influence here, given that the most recent theme parks are promdominantly invested in that country since the fact that Alien: Earth filmed there and their government are totally into it the franchise given an gov. officer took pictures on set.
Now with several documentaries surfacing about Alien War and its apparent financial success and setbacks due to weather-like circumstances and another revival in 2008, it is my belief that there is a great interest in theme parks from the franchise owners.
That said, Thai/Malay had been interested in theme parks and were financially successful at it at that.
Its to my conclusion that in the next year or so there will be a special interest in the location to put up an Alien/ PRedator themed attraction . There was a recent documentary on youtube that shows a huge effort in making AVP succeed (Genting SkyWorlds) given the past effort to ‘conceptualize’ a theme part. Some of was actually built there.
I wouldn’t be surprised.
I really do. I never attended such a thing, even the one held in Las Vegas right now with the crash exhibits and such.
But chime in if you thnk my assumptions might be logical.
On a more deeper note, Malay and Thai have predominant Muslim heritages and their culture is financially bound to it. It might be safe to say it could mean it has a more cultural impact for them rather than a financial one and one that impacts globally. Since we all know whats going on in Palestine and all Muslims around the world. It might be a gateway to financial gain and prosperity, if Muslims find AVP a story worthy of entertaining themselves with.
What Im saying is that the people who go to these things might have never owned a 4k TV or even experienced what an IMAX is.
Themeparks might be intense for them and everyone around the world , but by no means is it a Mascot parade. It’s like stage theatre and high end theatrics effects!