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i honestly think that a trailer won't be ready until maybe Harry Potter. Perfect demographic.
I don't think Gandolfini was in the test footage. I could be wrong though
I dont think it'll be your classic jungle like in the book. But it seems to me it'll be in a forest type area for sureAlthough it's been a long time since I last read the book, I was wondering with the test footage and pics we've seen if this movie is going to be set in the jungle.
That's one thing I remember about the book was it was in a crazy jungle when he meets the 'wild things'.
That's just the test footage. I dont think it will be at all indicitive of what the actual film will beWow, didn't know there was a scene out all that time![]()
They're making CLOUDY, WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS???
That's just the test footage. I dont think it will be at all indicitive of what the actual film will be
I really really think this is the next Nightmare Before Christmas, NOT in terms of content, but in terms of a following.
It was just test footage to se if the SFX technique (puppets with CGI faces) would work.Wow, didn't know there was a scene out all that time![]()
CHUD said:WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE? IN FRONT OF MONSTERS VS ALIENS
If you've been wondering when the hell you're going to finally see footage from Spike Jonze's adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are, wonder no more. A scooper tells us that the trailer - not a teaser, he specifies, but a full length trailer - will be in front of Monsters vs Aliens. Finally, a reason to see that movie!
Our scooper actually saw the trailer, and here's his full report on it:
-Where The Wild Things Are trailer is debuting in 2 weeks in front of Monsters vs. Aliens
-Not a teaser, full 3-min trailer, scored to 'Wake Up' by Arcade Fire (it fits beautifully, and is either the 3rd or 4th time the band has agreed to license their music, won't be in the actual film obviously)
-Try as I might, I can't verbalize how I felt about the trailer beyond the most grandiose superlatives: 'beautiful' and 'gorgeous' and 'breathtaking', making me sound like Pete Hammond. The environments in particular (there's a sequence of cutting between 4 shots of Max running through different environments that is absolutely magical) are a work of incredible vision, especially in light of the production methods Spike opted for. It does feel like a 'kids movie' (not pejorative): the trailer repeatedly made me about eight years old, over and over again. Unless I'm an idiot, and you'll see yourself in a week or two, the finalized monsters are some kind of incredible technical achievement.
-Much of the VFX work went to detailed facial animations on the monster's eyes and faces to give them a functional expressive palette. That remains the only post work left before release. They look nothing short of real and feel very alive and very, very huggable.
I am definitely seeing Monsters vs. Aliens if this is true.