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Okay, I think it's long past time that the big animation studios clean house and find new creative minds who can imagine character designs nothing like we've ever seen before. I'm tired of this rubber-stamp stuff. I grew up watching the old Animation Festivals in the '70s-'80s, so maybe seeing dozens of wildly different artistic visions on display spoiled me for life.
Maybe when you're a big studio and US$hundreds of millions are at stake you can't afford to take risks. Sad, really.
Also -- Untitled Henry Sellick project -- The Graveyard Book, maybe?? I haven't been paying as much attention to Gaiman's doings as I used to. Lemme know, somebody.
Supes:Y'know the criticism that that film gets frustrates me. It's not a bad movie. It's a bad superhero movie, sure, and that's what everyone went in expecting.... hence the mixed/negative reception. But taken out of the comics-context, the movie itself is pretty good.
Dude, he literally drew comic book panels on the screen.
The problem with Neuormancer is that everyone will think it's a ripoff of The Matrix and every other cyberpunk movie or TV show that's been around since the '90s.
is there ANY chance that they WONT screw it up? seriously hollywood and scifi ?? they will have to add monsters jumping out of peoples' heads or no one will watch it
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