Disney adaptations of classic stories are hardly faithful, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. But it is troubling when the company defines a story so much to the point that we forget the true spirit of it. In particular, The Jungle Book da Ruyard Kipling is such a case.
Disney's 1967 animated classic is mostly remembered fondly, and I myself own it on Platinum Edition. While it is a shame that it couldn't be closer to the original story due to Disney himself finding it too dark for children, it's still a lighthearted, pleasant adventure with fun songs. In 2016, Disney released a live action remake of the animated film that takes a bit più from the original book. I enjoyed that one to an extent. However, it is still chained to the Disney label, with the unneeded addition of the songs and not going that dark. There were moments of action, peril, and mature themes, but like other PG-rated films, it couldn't go too far.
This anno in October will come yet another Jungle Book film titled Mowgli. It's not from Disney, but from the motion-capture expert Andy Serkis. The film apparently has been dato a PG-13 rating for intense bloody violence and thematic elements.
And I couldn't be più excited.
With Serkis as Baloo, Cate Blanchette as Kaa, Christian Bale as Bagheera, and Benedict Cumberbatch as Shere Khan, I am stoked to see this. I see it being a visually impressive, gritty, mature, and thought-provoking take on Kipling's story. I still like the Disney films, but it's time for different take. So keep on the lookout for the trailer. It is detto to be dropping soon.
Disney's 1967 animated classic is mostly remembered fondly, and I myself own it on Platinum Edition. While it is a shame that it couldn't be closer to the original story due to Disney himself finding it too dark for children, it's still a lighthearted, pleasant adventure with fun songs. In 2016, Disney released a live action remake of the animated film that takes a bit più from the original book. I enjoyed that one to an extent. However, it is still chained to the Disney label, with the unneeded addition of the songs and not going that dark. There were moments of action, peril, and mature themes, but like other PG-rated films, it couldn't go too far.
This anno in October will come yet another Jungle Book film titled Mowgli. It's not from Disney, but from the motion-capture expert Andy Serkis. The film apparently has been dato a PG-13 rating for intense bloody violence and thematic elements.
And I couldn't be più excited.
With Serkis as Baloo, Cate Blanchette as Kaa, Christian Bale as Bagheera, and Benedict Cumberbatch as Shere Khan, I am stoked to see this. I see it being a visually impressive, gritty, mature, and thought-provoking take on Kipling's story. I still like the Disney films, but it's time for different take. So keep on the lookout for the trailer. It is detto to be dropping soon.
Brian Oerly
ciao everyone,
Have a look at these key art montages illustrating how key art is so stereotypical!
Most of the time te can tell the genre of a movie da just glancing at the poster.
There are 10 immagini in the series link for full viewing.
ex: arancia, arancio on black and white is action and crime
I think its the kind of thing te dont really notice until te see the comparison. wow.
Have a look at these key art montages illustrating how key art is so stereotypical!
Most of the time te can tell the genre of a movie da just glancing at the poster.
There are 10 immagini in the series link for full viewing.
ex: arancia, arancio on black and white is action and crime
I think its the kind of thing te dont really notice until te see the comparison. wow.
I just Amore the fourth X-men movie. It explains so much about Logans past. I cry everytime I see Hugh in the movie nearly in tears when someone he loves o cares about is killed. I just can't stand seeing men cry, but only true men cry. It twists around action and romance in such a great way. I Amore the part when he is on the motorcycle and he retracts his claws and shreds Striker's men car and it flips into the air and almost hits Zero. It's so cool when he blows up the helicopter in slow mo. It gives be Piccoli brividi everytime I see him walk away with a serious face on him. It's so hot! It's detto at the end when he gets his memory taken away from him and he doesn't remember the girl of his dreams and she dies right there on the spot after driving Striker away. It was also a good idea to make Sabertooth, Wolverine's bro. That made the movie più exciting and shows the rivalry of them in the first X-men movie. I think Hugh did a wonderful job recitazione all aggressive and all.
