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bobzilla	NEW Sinbad in "Dynamation"	Lead	[-]
Jul 11 10 10:50 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Don't know anything about this, but looks interesting. Patrick Stewart narrating, so not a "fan film", I would guess.
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horrorfilmx		#1	[-]
Jul 11 10 11:09 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I saw this on another site. I know it's only a teaser but I wouldn't see a movie based on a promo like this. And isn't "Dynamation" trademarked?
Jethro Keane		#2	[-]
Jul 11 10 11:36 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I believe it is, but not by Schneer or Harryhausen. I think there's another company out there that has nothing to do with film special effects that has TM'd the name. I might see this since anything resembling my favorite film monster might be reason enough to go. No five hundred and fifty-tentacled copy/pasted cgi'd complication that's too elaborate and complex for this old analog nervous system of mine to keep track of. I'm curious to see the film's composer, since those things matter to me. "Dynamation" and motion blur don't seem to go together for me, but i can see the love for the old master's work in what I've seen so far. A definite "maybe".
Mark Morgan		#3	[-]
Jul 11 10 12:53 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	My interest is piqued. Superman: Dreams save us! Dreams lift us up and transform us. And on my soul, I SWEAR ... Until my dream of a world where Dignity, Honor, and Justice become the reality we all share, I'll never stop fighting. EVER! Doctor Who: No, don't tell me! I'm a dangerous man when I don't know what I'm doing. Optimus Prime: Megatron must be stopped. No matter the cost! Godzilla: Rawr! Checkout my fan blog if you dare ... A Lone Fan Crying In The Wilderness
horrorfilmx		#4	[-]
Jul 11 10 2:28 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Just to make myself clear, I'm not knocking the movie, I'm knocking the trailer. A bunch of shots of stuff blowing in the wind, some guy sitting around looking dour, then one shot of a monster face --- that doesn't scream "excitement" to me. Now when I was a kid and saw the trailers for Jack The Giant Killer and Mysterious Island --- I was so excited to see those movies I didn't know how I'd make it 'til they came around. There's a very long, exhaustive thread on this movie over at stopmotionanimation.com.
Bill Warren		#5	[-]
Jul 11 10 2:56 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	This is merely a teaser trailer, and those often are built on just a couple of images.
bobzilla		#6	[-]
Jul 11 10 3:15 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Yeah, today you see a lot more of these teasers to get people interested, maybe even backers. Most likely most of the film isn't even done. I just thought these folks look like their hearts are in the right place and it was neat to see the word Dynamation again.
dracsback		#7	[-]
Jul 11 10 4:22 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hmm. At first I thought it was just someone who might've created a "faux" trailer for fun. But there is a website... http://www.sinbadthemovie.com/ "I saw what I saw when I saw it!"
Bill Warren		#8	[-]
Jul 11 10 4:35 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	horrorfilmx wrote: There's a very long, exhaustive thread on this movie over at stopmotionanimation.com. *Where* over at that website? It's a big, complex, stuffed (and terrific) site, but it's hard to find specific things. Stewart's narration--the language itself--sounds like someone really did read The Arabian Nights, instead of merely aping Harryhausen. Last Edited By: Bill Warren Jul 11 10 4:38 PM. Edited 1 times.
horrorfilmx		#9	[-]
Jul 11 10 6:15 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Bill Warren wrote: horrorfilmx wrote: There's a very long, exhaustive thread on this movie over at stopmotionanimation.com. *Where* over at that website? It's a big, complex, stuffed (and terrific) site, but it's hard to find specific things. Stewart's narration--the language itself--sounds like someone really did read The Arabian Nights, instead of merely aping Harryhausen. It's here: http://www.stopmotionanimation.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=25&topic_id=7512&mesg_id=7512&page= And I know it's only a teaser --- I just don't think it's a very good teaser.
horrorfilmx		#10	[-]
Jul 11 10 6:42 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Jethro Keane wrote: I believe it is, but not by Schneer or Harryhausen. I think there's another company out there that has nothing to do with film special effects that has TM'd the name. Is this what you mean? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamation_(software)
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Kingkongkessler		#11	[-]
Jul 11 10 7:14 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	cool, and the guy Ron working on it is absolutely fabulous with his stop-motion, can't wait to see this Kess
skelton knaggs		#12	[-]
Jul 11 10 8:45 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Now who ever heard of a bald Sinbad ? And that's no knock against any hairless ones here. Why not just call it COSTANZA THE FIFTH VOYAGE? "You can't smell any reefer, can you"?
Jethro Keane		#13	[-]
Jul 11 10 9:39 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Check out this 90th birthday tribute to Ray starring the actor to play Sinbad- nice, smooth animation. I hope they can get away with using the term "Dynamation"- it would be really cool to see that name up on the big screen again- last time was 35 years ago. I have no problem with a chrome-domed Sinbad- As kids, we didn't really care what the hero for these films looked like anyway, it was the monsters and the hotness of leading ladies like Caroline Munro that got us into the theaters. Checked out a bit more about this film, the music score is by Shawn K. Clement who worked on some of the music for TV's Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I was kind of hoping for someone like Edward Shearmur or Morgan and Stromberg. Perhaps I'll enjoy the film regardless of the score.
horrorfilmx		#14	[-]
Jul 12 10 8:48 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Pretty damn funny!
Paul Scrabo	...and too many phony scratches..!	#15	[-]
Jul 12 10 10:27 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Once again, with these "retro" trailers, they overdo that film scratch/filcker effect. It's like those commercials with "fake" home movie footage and it all looks crappy with scratches, etc. (I yell at the the screen - THE FILMS NEVER LOOKED THAT BAD!) Is it possible that they took an audio clip for a Patrick Stewart audiobook or something?. The footage itself has the appearance of a standard video camera. Everything's in focus. Those new SLR's that can shoot 1080p are very tempting and expensive, but the lenses are great! Last Edited By: Paul Scrabo Jul 12 10 10:30 AM. Edited 1 times.
Amentep		#16	[-]
Jul 12 10 12:10 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	horrorfilmx wrote: And I know it's only a teaser --- I just don't think it's a very good teaser. I agree - a teaser should...you know...tease the viewer. Make them interested in seeing more. This certainly didn't with me.
horrorfilmx		#17	[-]
Jul 12 10 1:27 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Paul Scrabo wrote: The footage itself has the appearance of a standard video camera. Everything's in focus. Those new SLR's that can shoot 1080p are very tempting and expensive, but the lenses are great! I just shot a movie with one of those. They're not so expensive when compared to the price of film and processing. It gave a very "filmic" look --- enough so I actually intercut film with it and you can't tell the difference. But the zoom lens that came with it didn't extend to more than 50mm which was kind of a handicap. I would do it again though.
Bill Warren		#18	[-]
Jul 12 10 2:52 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Paul Scrabo wrote: The footage itself has the appearance of a standard video camera. Everything's in focus. Those new SLR's that can shoot 1080p are very tempting and expensive, but the lenses are great! Apparently something more impressive, even mind-boggling, is coming down the pike. There was a demonstration at World Expo 2010 in Shanghai: Switched On: Photography is dead, long live photos -- Engadget
Paul Scrabo		#19	[-]
Jul 13 10 10:34 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Yes, it IS mind-boggling! Perhaps inthe future, we'll just ALWAYS be recording everything all the time (and we pick and choose the keepers later) The BEST camera is always the one you have at the time to capture something.
Grant		#20	[-]
Jul 13 10 3:13 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	skelton knaggs wrote: Now who ever heard of a bald Sinbad ? And that's no knock against any hairless ones here. Why not just call it COSTANZA THE FIFTH VOYAGE? I have nothing against the head-shaving trend (in or out of entertainment), but there has to be a limit to it SOMEWHERE. And Sinbad would have been a great place to set that limit!
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