Anyway, here's what we've got today starting off with this little lady:
A series of posts by a rambling Creative Writing student with delusions of grandeur and a self-importance to post small pieces of THE internet, irrelevant or not, and creative fiction which he has little to no subjectivity on whether or not they're good.
Showing posts with label Robert Zemickis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert Zemickis. Show all posts
Thursday, November 18, 2010
The Late Edition 18/11
Sorry, I've been busy with watching the new Harry Potter, writing the review, doing a small analysis on How To Train Your Dragon and just family and stuff, so I'm sorry if you were expecting a dump this afternoon...but I doubt anyone was....sigh, I have no life.
Anyway, here's what we've got today starting off with this little lady:
Anyway, here's what we've got today starting off with this little lady:
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Roger Rabbit 2: Apparently Still on
http://www.joblo.com/index.php?id=34532
Something like Roger Rabbit in it's own right is a pretty fantastic piece of film. The script, the references, the character, the style (both animation and film) are top notch and recently, Robert Zemickis admitted in an interview with MTV News that a Roger Rabbit two is still on it's way.
They did an early animation test a decade or so again and it doesn't look bad, but apparently it was a pain in the ass to do. But with programs such as Maya and the incredible work of the guys at Pixar (as well as the okay, but not heaps great Zemickis IMAX, 3D films), who knows what they could do with it.
Bit other than a bit of nostalgia, I can see why this film would get a greenlight and a fairly good box office.
Coz ya'know, everyone wants to know what she's up to.
Something like Roger Rabbit in it's own right is a pretty fantastic piece of film. The script, the references, the character, the style (both animation and film) are top notch and recently, Robert Zemickis admitted in an interview with MTV News that a Roger Rabbit two is still on it's way.
They did an early animation test a decade or so again and it doesn't look bad, but apparently it was a pain in the ass to do. But with programs such as Maya and the incredible work of the guys at Pixar (as well as the okay, but not heaps great Zemickis IMAX, 3D films), who knows what they could do with it.
Bit other than a bit of nostalgia, I can see why this film would get a greenlight and a fairly good box office.
Coz ya'know, everyone wants to know what she's up to.
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