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** This is occasionally lampshaded in the pre-show. At some shows, actors playing atoll residents will interact with children in the audience and ask them what atoll they were from. If the kid is confused, one of the actors will ask them if they have seen the movie, and if they say yes (which is often) they will reassure them with "Oh don't worry, nobody else did either!"
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** This is occasionally lampshaded in the pre-show. At some shows, actors playing atoll residents will interact with children in the audience and ask them what atoll they were from. If the kid is confused, one of the actors will ask them if they have seen the movie, and if they say yes no (which is often) they will reassure them with "Oh don't worry, nobody else did either!"
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** This is occasionally lampshaded in the pre-show. At some shows, actors playing atoll residents will interact with children in the audience and ask them what atoll they were from. If the kid is confused, one of the actors will ask them if they have seen the movie, and if they say yes (which is often) they will reassure them with "Oh don't worry, nobody else did either!"
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Guests that flock to this show often have no clue of the movie's existence. It's extremely telling that in Beijing, the show was expanded into its own immersive mini-land with themed surroundings and a restaurant, all in spite of the ''Waterworld'' film obviously being a near non-entity in China.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Guests that flock to this show often have no clue of the movie's existence. It's extremely telling that in both Japan and Beijing, the show was expanded into its own immersive mini-land with themed surroundings and a restaurant, years after the show first opened, all in spite of the ''Waterworld'' film obviously being a near non-entity in China.those places.
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* SignatureScene: Deacon's seaplane crash, in which the prop is launched through an explosion towards the audience, splashing them in the process.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Guests that flock to this show often have no clue of the movie's existence. It's extremely telling that in Beijing, the show was expanded into its own immersive mini-land with themed surroundings and a restaurant, all in spite of the ''Waterworld'' film obviously being a near non-entity in China.
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* BetterThanCanon: The show is widely perceived as this, what with how it leaves behind the film's uninteresting elements in favor of going all-in on the action.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselholf: The show is just as, if not more popular with Japanese audiences at Universal Studios Japan, where the show even received its own dedicated mini-area.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselholf: GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The show is just as, if not more popular with Japanese audiences at Universal Studios Japan, where the show even received its own dedicated mini-area.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Guests that flock to this show often have no clue of the movie's existence.
* BetterThanCanon: The show is widely perceived as this, what with how it leaves behind the film's uninteresting elements in favor of going all-in on the action.
* GermansLoveDavidHasselholf: The show is just as, if not more popular with Japanese audiences at Universal Studios Japan, where the show even received its own dedicated mini-area.
* MorePopularSpinOff: Since its opening, the show has become better received and recognized than the movie it's based off of.
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* BetterThanCanon: The show is widely perceived as this, what with how it leaves behind the film's uninteresting elements in favor of going all-in on the action.
* GermansLoveDavidHasselholf: The show is just as, if not more popular with Japanese audiences at Universal Studios Japan, where the show even received its own dedicated mini-area.
* MorePopularSpinOff: Since its opening, the show has become better received and recognized than the movie it's based off of.
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