Filming almost done...?

[doctorkenyon]

Official thread killer strikes again

 

[Antonello Blueberry]

The movie wrapped up (or at least the first unit work).
http://rss.warnerbros.com/watchmen/2008/02/an_experience_second_to_none.html

 

[Motown Marvel]

you know, its pretty f**king remarkable that they've completed shooting and we havent seen s#!t with the exception of the few table crumb teases they've given us. in today's world, with a movie like this, thats pretty damn impressive.

 

[Rust]

It is. Not a single good or even blurry shot of ANYONE in or out of costume.
Isn't this movie hyped enough for spy-freaks to get some shots?

Well, now that they're more or less done shooting, I suppose they'll have time to cook up some appropriately revealing official shots of something or someone.

 

[Shifty]

Bring on the teaser trailer with Speed Racer! (not likely)

 

[<borkis>]

No That's not what I meant.
I mean, shouldn't it take longer than five months to shot a movie? But I COULD be wrong.

5 months of principal shooting is *plenty* of time to shoot a film. Remember that this doesn't include the time needed for all of the post production... and considering this movie is slated for March 2009, that sounds like a lot of time for post production indeed!

For some perspective:
-Each of the Saw films were shot in the range of about 2 weeks.-
-War of the Worlds started filming in August 2004 and was released June 2005. (which at the time was the shorts development cycle for a film of that magnitude).
So, I wouldn't be worried about the shooting time at all, though I do agree with the OP that it's amazing that they've wrapped up the filming without any significant photos being leaked.

 

[War Party]

 

[tzarinna]

Ha, very nice.