"Because they have to deliver such emotional performances at times, more so than the prior films, we've shot some of the voice performers."
[sp]"...and used their facial performances."[/sp]
its kind of fascinating to see all the misguided direction, stuff they think is putting great care and effort into the scenes which is really just in the complete opposite direction of good
I keep thinking John Goodman's character is going to say: 'You see what happens Larry, YOU SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU FUCK A STRANGER IN THE ASS!"
I'm digging his setup
that's nuts how they do those video conferences and work on the movie that way
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I don't like his stuff that much but he seems passionate
They look at 1-10s footages and make it "Epic". Action scenes in the movie were nothing but "epic" and "epic". That was probably the reason why I fell a sleep during last 1 hour. Too much "epicness" made those scenes stale when they should've been engaging.
Transformium. You have to be fucking kidding me.
[QUOTE=l337k1ll4;46698549]Transformium. You have to be fucking kidding me.[/QUOTE]
it's pretty common in movies to give a blatantly obvious name to 'newly discovered' things like that, it's easy to keep watchers up to speed with it even if it's goofy. I love when half assed scifi stuff uses terms like 'unobtainium' to describe an ultimate deus ex machina material, like the tunneling machine from "the core" being capable of withstanding the heat and pressure of traveling to the center of the earth
[QUOTE=dai;46698887]it's pretty common in movies to give a blatantly obvious name to 'newly discovered' things like that, it's easy to keep watchers up to speed with it even if it's goofy. I love when half assed scifi stuff uses terms like 'unobtainium' to describe an ultimate deus ex machina material, like the tunneling machine from "the core" being capable of withstanding the heat and pressure of traveling to the center of the earth[/QUOTE]
How are you forgetting the Unobtanium from Avatar? That was the most forced plot device ever.
[QUOTE=dai;46698887]it's pretty common in movies to give a blatantly obvious name to 'newly discovered' things like that, it's easy to keep watchers up to speed with it even if it's goofy. I love when half assed scifi stuff uses terms like 'unobtainium' to describe an ultimate deus ex machina material, like the tunneling machine from "the core" being capable of withstanding the heat and pressure of traveling to the center of the earth[/QUOTE]
It's funny because the original script more or less said the mineral isn't actually named unobtainium, but the real name is so lame and scientific they just call it unobtainium.
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[QUOTE=croguy;46699324]How are you forgetting the Unobtanium from Avatar? That was the most forced plot device ever.[/QUOTE]
Avatar's plot might have been "eh," but unobtainium actually had a use in the story.
Specifically, it was a room-temperature superconductor (or something) that made practical interstellar spaceflight possible. Without it, Humanity would be trapped on Earth which was as close to ecologically dead as you could get without becoming a proper dead world.
In other words, Mr. Protagonist doomed all of Humanity because he wanted to bang his blue cat waifu and live in a fursuit.
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In other words, Mr. Protagonist doomed all of Humanity because he wanted to bang his blue cat waifu and live in a fursuit.[/QUOTE]
One of few movies that has bad guys winning.
And he could walk again.
we've been using some cool skrillex sounds throughout our movie's score
People always ask why well-known actors do shit movies, but in the case of Transformers I understand why they do it - looks like it's a lot of fun, really. Still wouldn't watch it, but hey.
[QUOTE=Canuhearme?;46699353]Specifically, it was a room-temperature superconductor (or something) that made practical interstellar spaceflight possible. Without it, Humanity would be trapped on Earth which was as close to ecologically dead as you could get without becoming a proper dead world.
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are you telling me that avatar is the prequel to interstellar
Peter Cullen has the most amazing voice ever.
[QUOTE=Marden;46700737]And he could walk again.[/QUOTE]
He could have also walked again by doing his job.
Jake Sully's a massive god damn cunt.
This is as douchebag as it gets.
[QUOTE=Marden;46700737]And he could walk again.[/QUOTE]
The funny thing is Colonel Quaritch straight up says he put Mr. Protagonist first in line for surgery that would actually repair his broken spine and let him walk again.
This is of course before Mr. Protagonist jams Sigourney Weaver's brain into Treenet, letting the planet know everything about Earth, and thus giving the natives the natural edge they needed to effectively win.
Also the original script was a whole lot fucking darker in the end, with Sully narrating how Earth is more or less screwed (but that's okay) and Pandora will actively engineer a human-specific super-virus (described as being an unholy combination of the Flu, Cold, Ebola and ultra-cancer) to wipe out Humanity should they so much as step foot on the planet again.
In short, Colonel Quaritch was the best goddamn character in that movie and I cry every time he dies.
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