As it's come up again...
I feel this 2003 press release from Hasbro announcing a live-action film should put to bed the debate on how well Transformers was performing at the time
Note: "TFs is one of the most popular brands... with sales up 64%"
That is *why* the film was made
To those of you interested in pitching to indie studios: Please be careful, and never forget that your idea is YOUR'S. I've noticed that there have been an influx of indie studios popping up that release several concepts with little to no funding to manage multiple IPs (🧵)
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Any ideas of context for this art? I dunno. Also, had to experiment with lights, shading and ambient. It was hell, but here we are! My sweet birdies❤️🩷💛🖤
#AngryBirds#AngryBirdsFanart#AngryBirdsMovie
One of the best aspects of The Clone Wars was how it never shied away from the darker aspects of Star Wars, whether it be Maul’s brutality or the consequences of political corruption and war, simply to tone it down for younger audiences.
Like, they actually aired scenes like this on Cartoon Network during the series’ original run. Incredibly commendable.
Wachowskis' Speed Racer actually captures kinetic spirit of the original Japanese anime. The film works because it treats the source material with respect rather than mockery, ensuring it is a fun, story about the integrity of family, despite being campy its good adaptation.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) is nothing like the book it came from. And that’s a good thing. Even the author preferred the film so much that he wrote his sequel as a follow-up to the movie and dismissed the original novel as Jessica Rabbit’s bad dream.
I love how, unlike in tfp, here Sari is always doing things with the Autobots, different games, ways to pass the time, chats, etc
In tfp it's boring to see humans just watching TV or playing a racing game, as if they had nothing better to do with each other or with the Autobots
Writing endings is HARD. Even if you know the ending and have it planned out, it’s like the end of an adventure. You’re saying goodbye to your friends (for now), and going back to regular life.
I get “post-book blues.”