History Film / CirqueDuSoleilWorldsAway

''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away'' is a 2012 UsefulNotes/ThreeDMovie produced by Creator/JamesCameron and directed by Andrew Adamson.

* SkirtOverSlacks: Mia, most apparent during the finale when she spins and her dress flares out.

Brushing aside this ExcusePlot, this movie is a highlight reel drawn from seven Creator/CirqueDuSoleil productions that were running in Las Vegas, Nevada at the time of shooting. (Six are still running; ''Theatre/VivaElvis'' closed a few months prior to the film's release.) These shows, unlike Cirque's tours, have never been filmed for the home video market (''KA'' was shot for a few European television airings) owing to agreements with the casino resorts that host them. The film thus serves as a sampler platter of shows that most audiences wouldn't have a chance to see otherwise and a promotional tool.

* CreativeClosingCredits: The first stretch of the credits runs over footage of the casts of six of the represented shows taking their bows for appreciative Vegas audiences. (The exception is ''Theatre/CrissAngelBelieve'', which only provides a bit part with the animate rabbit head the Aerialist encounters.)

''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away'' is a 2012 UsefulNotes/ThreeDMovie produced by Creator/JamesCameron and directed by Creator/AndrewAdamson.

''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away'' is a 2012 ThreeDMovie produced by Creator/JamesCameron and directed by Creator/AndrewAdamson.

* ThreeDMovie

* WalkingShirtlessScene: The Aerialist.

* AdaptationalModesty: The Water Bowl segment from ''Zumanity'', an adults-only show, is made safe for a PG movie via 1) dropping the nudity and 2) changing it to a turn for a solo female performer, whereas onstage it's performed by a female duo.

* SplashOfColor: Inverted with Mia, who only wears white and black. (This is [[Theatre/{{Mystere}} not the first time in Cirque]] that the newcomer to a magical world stands out for their colorless clothing.)

''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away'' is a 2012 ThreeDMovie produced by JamesCameron and directed by [[WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} Andrew Adamson]].

* ''KA''

* CreativeClosingCredits: The first stretch of the credits runs over footage of the casts of six of the represented shows taking their bows for appreciative Vegas audiences. (The exception is ''Theatre/CrissAngelBelieve'', which only provides a bit part with the animate rabbit head the Aerialist encounters at one point.)

* SplashOfColor: Inverted with Mia, who only wears white and black. (This is [[{{Mystere}} not the first time in Cirque]] that the newcomer to a magical world stands out for their colorless clothing.)

''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away'' is a 2012 ThreeDMovie produced by JamesCameron and directed by Andrew Adamson.

* ''{{Mystere}}''

* EinsteinHair: Le Vieux (from ''O'').

* ''TheBeatlesLOVE''

* PinballProtagonist: While Mia and the Aerialist ''are'' seeking each other, they spend most of the film getting caught up in and reacting to the events taking place around them and are offscreen for significant stretches of time.

* AdaptationalModesty: The Water Bowl segment from ''Zumanity'', an adults-only show, is made safe for a PG movie via dropping the nudity.

* SilenceIsGolden: Most of the spoken lines are in the opening sequence before the story goes DownTheRabbitHole. After entering the Cirque world what little dialogue they have is…

* ''Zumanity'' (Via a sanitized version of the adults-only show's Water Bowl act)

* Music/TheBeatles and ElvisPresley: Their songs appear in the segments drawn from their JukeboxMusical-variant shows.

* NonIronicClown: Several: Le Vieux, the Sad Clown, and another in the big top who mimes what the ringmaster's saying.

Brushing aside this ExcusePlot, this movie is a highlight reel drawn from seven CirqueDuSoleil productions that were running in Las Vegas, Nevada at the time of shooting. (Six are still running; ''Theatre/VivaElvis'' closed a few months prior to the film's release.) These shows, unlike Cirque's tours, have never been filmed for the home video market (''KA'' was shot for a few European television airings) owing to agreements with the casino resorts that host them. The film thus serves as a sampler platter of shows that most audiences wouldn't have a chance to see otherwise and a promotional tool.

Brushing aside this ExcusePlot, this movie is a highlight reel drawn from seven CirqueDuSoleil productions that were running in Las Vegas, Nevada at the time of shooting. (Six are still running -- ''VivaElvis'' closed a few months prior to the film's release.) These shows, unlike Cirque's tours, have never been filmed for the home video market (''KA'' was shot for a few European television airings) owing to agreements with the casino resorts that host them. The film thus serves as a sampler platter of shows that most audiences wouldn't have a chance to see otherwise and a promotional tool.

* ''VivaElvis''