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 Where the Wild Things Are clip Check it out before it's eventually taken down. http://www.aintitcool.com/node/35655_________________ "People always want to tear you down when you're on top, like Napoleon back in the Roman Empire" - Dirk Diggler
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jujubee
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip While visually that was pretty great, it seems like nothing I remember about the book, and I've sorta lost all desire to see it.
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makeshift
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip Looks pretty amazing. The editing needs some work (there is too much of it right now), and it looks like the facial movements could use a touch up, but I'm diggin it big time.
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Barrabás
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip That is VERY impressive. Amazing CGI.
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Joker's Thug #3
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip Wind Waker wrote: That is VERY impressive. Amazing CGI. Theres no CGI _________________"People always want to tear you down when you're on top, like Napoleon back in the Roman Empire" - Dirk Diggler
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makeshift
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip El Pollo Loco wrote: Wind Waker wrote: That is VERY impressive. Amazing CGI. Theres no CGI The Wild Thing's face.
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Joker's Thug #3
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip makeshift wrote: El Pollo Loco wrote: Wind Waker wrote: That is VERY impressive. Amazing CGI. Theres no CGI The Wild Thing's face. Oh yeah, lmao I was thinking he might be talking about the entire character since the facial expressions aren't all that impressive. _________________"People always want to tear you down when you're on top, like Napoleon back in the Roman Empire" - Dirk Diggler
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makeshift
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip El Pollo Loco wrote: makeshift wrote: El Pollo Loco wrote: Wind Waker wrote: That is VERY impressive. Amazing CGI. Theres no CGI The Wild Thing's face. Oh yeah, lmao I was thinking he might be talking about the entire character since the facial expressions aren't all that impressive. Yeah. Still, the fact that Jonze (in the face of what was likely heavy pressure from the studio) decided to create the Wild Things using mostly puppeteers and suit work is impressive and should be commended. I mean, they look great, and much better than anything CGI could churn out. But yeah, the face work still needs some major polishing.
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makeshift
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip I love this shot...  The way the setting sun is visible whenever the Wild Thing moves, the hand held camera, the naturalistic lighting and setting... It's freakin' great! I'm really happy where Spike Jonze has gone with this. It could have been terrible 300-like bullshit. I'm really disappointed this isn't going to make it out this year.
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Finwë
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip This is, according to YouTube comments that someone on Awardsdaily posted, just test footage.
So, if it is, the real thing will probably be spectacular.
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Snrub
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip Am I alone in thinking that it looks a bit rubbish?
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trixster
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip Snrub wrote: Am I alone in thinking that it looks a bit rubbish? No, I'm rather confounded by it also. But who's the Wild Thing's voice? It sounds familiar to me. _________________Magic Mike wrote: zwackerm wrote: If John Wick 2 even makes 30 million I will eat 1,000 shoes. Same. Algren wrote: I don't think. I predict. 
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jujubee
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip Snrub wrote: Am I alone in thinking that it looks a bit rubbish? Do you mean the look looks rubbish, or the clip in general? Because I like the look, but the whole thing turns me off from the movie completely.
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Snrub
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip I don't mind the look. Which isn't to say I like it either. It looks irreverent and quirky in all those unnecessarily indie ways. The actual content of the clip, however, isn't magical or endearing... it's boring. I mean, can you imagine watching another two hours of conversations like that?
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jujubee
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip Snrub wrote: I don't mind the look. Which isn't to say I like it either. It looks irreverent and quirky in all those unnecessarily indie ways. The actual content of the clip, however, isn't magical or endearing... it's boring. I mean, can you imagine watching another two hours of conversations like that? I know. And it was so incredibly stilted. If this does end up being what the movie actually is like, it'll be a 2 hour movie, with only about 30 minutes of anything actually happening. The rest with be the pauses between each word.
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MadGez
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip I havnt seen the clip - but surely you cant tell what a film will be like based on a one scene/conversation!? I think its best to wait for a trailer.
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Finwë
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Re: Where the Wild Things Are clip Now it may be completely reshot. Oh goody. Link_________________Future greatest movie of all time.Miyazaki's
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