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So is Welcome to Marwen (Steve Carrell's new movie) going to bomb at the box office?
- Thread starter Trojita
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I will only accept a BTTF made with Spiderverse animation.
Anything else and I will boycott.
I hate Robert Zemeckis' disgusting mocap cartoons, his obsession with cgi and pointless documentary remakes is just a waste of his talent. He is literally the only person in the world that thinks his dead behind the eyes cgi monstrosities look good. I can't believe he made Back To The Future, a movie that was tastefully bookended by flashy sfx instead of drowning in it.
"That Marwencol movie was pretty interesting, but I think it would have been better with 40 minutes of cartoons shooting each other."
Anyway, I'm interested in seeing this movie just to laugh at it. Steve Carrell apparently has several unintentionally hilarious freakouts.
"That Marwencol movie was pretty interesting, but I think it would have been better with 40 minutes of cartoons shooting each other."
Anyway, I'm interested in seeing this movie just to laugh at it. Steve Carrell apparently has several unintentionally hilarious freakouts.
Saw it today and I generally liked it, it was definitely weird as fuck and I can see why many wouldn't enjoy it.
But if you look at the film through the lens of "dealing with PTSD and mental health/trauma" it is much easier to digest.
Also, the random back to the future reference/sequence was amazing.
Silvestri's score was pretty great too, his style was very recognizable.
But if you look at the film through the lens of "dealing with PTSD and mental health/trauma" it is much easier to digest.
Also, the random back to the future reference/sequence was amazing.
Silvestri's score was pretty great too, his style was very recognizable.
What's the general run time of the doll sequences in relation to the full film? Looks like a human interest tale given the subject matter.
I did watch the documentary and the guy Hogancamp has an almost infantile way of processing his thoughts and motives.
On a side note, I used to collect action figures as a hobby, and at a certain point I had to choose between that or video games and movies.
That being said, what Mr. Hogancamp has invested in his doll and vehicle collection would have killed me several times over. But the one thing I'll eternally tip my hat to him is how he crafted his playsets. Those were some kick ass playsets he did! When I was into Star Wars collecting, it pissed me off to no end that Hasbro couldn't make one decent backdrop.
Now, when you go to conventions, you see these sprawling dioramas, and no thanks to the toy companies.
I did watch the documentary and the guy Hogancamp has an almost infantile way of processing his thoughts and motives.
On a side note, I used to collect action figures as a hobby, and at a certain point I had to choose between that or video games and movies.
That being said, what Mr. Hogancamp has invested in his doll and vehicle collection would have killed me several times over. But the one thing I'll eternally tip my hat to him is how he crafted his playsets. Those were some kick ass playsets he did! When I was into Star Wars collecting, it pissed me off to no end that Hasbro couldn't make one decent backdrop.
Now, when you go to conventions, you see these sprawling dioramas, and no thanks to the toy companies.
