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muffle64 t1_jacfh1j wrote
Reply to comment by edave22 in Annie Awards: ‘Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio‘ Takes Best Feature & 4 Others; ’Marcel The Shell’ Wins Indie Feature by Nick_Lastname
Animation wise, yes. Story wise, not really. It deviates heavily from the book to the point it's really in name and concept only. Most of the story is about Pinocchio and other kids being trained to go to war and also how Pinocchio is immortal and hangs out with death
muffle64 t1_ja8tr7b wrote
Reply to Movies without a main character? by Ok-Impress-2222
The Greatest Show on Earth
muffle64 t1_j25tfmp wrote
Reply to Movies your parents let you see? by The-Mike-drop
I was allowed to watch It when I was 10. Didn't really scare me cause I was already a fan of Tim Curry and practical effects. However, that same year I watched Independence Day and freaked out cause of the jump scares and alien designs
muffle64 t1_iyckfsr wrote
Denis Villeneuve. He knows how to make the world a character in itself. And that's part of what makes the LoZ series so well loved is because of the world/land that you explore. Plus he's already shown he has a knack for fantasy style films
muffle64 t1_iy7inar wrote
Reply to comment by picklepartyprevails in I'd like to pay homage to Daniel Stern in Home Alone 2 for one of the funniest comedic performances in movie history. by firkin_slang_whanger
I'd also add Rookie of the Year
muffle64 t1_ixv9y5p wrote
Reply to comment by tibbles1 in NBC’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Scores Its Most Viewers in 5 Years With Streams on Peacock (27.7M Viewers) by MarvelsGrantMan136
And Jim... Henderson -_-
muffle64 t1_isntz2n wrote
Reply to comment by horriblehank in TIL artist Salvador Dali illustrated a 1969 edition of Alice in Wonderland, with only 2,700 copies printed. It included twelve illustrations and a front-cover etching signed by Dali himself. Signatures of Dali can be spotted throughout, such as the melting clock found at the Mad Tea Party. by PianoCharged
That's the only live action film Dr. Seuss helped make
muffle64 t1_jaeawd4 wrote
Reply to comment by Jicama_Stunning in Annie Awards: ‘Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio‘ Takes Best Feature & 4 Others; ’Marcel The Shell’ Wins Indie Feature by Nick_Lastname
It's not that it lacked quality, but that it felt as if the entire film could've been named something different, a few names changed and be it's own IP. Instead, Del Toro used the Pinocchio name and concept as a crutch, where he's shown in the past he has the talent to take old tales and completely make them his own e.g. The Shape of Water. If it had been named something different with his own characters, this could've been something truly fantastic and could've been the jumpstart to a whole franchise. But instead it was named and based upon a classic character and story which if one is wanting to see such a tale, there are honestly better versions of said tale to watch