There had been buzz for a continuation of the Ghostbuster franchise for as far back as when Ghostbusters 2 was released in 1984. It was actually Bill Murray who has been holding back the continuation because he refused to take part in another Ghostbuster movie, unless this movie will agree to his conditions: that he be killed in the movie and appear as a ghost. Of course, this will not be easy for the producers, for the writers, and for those who love this franchise because they don't simply want one of their favorite characters just become a ghost.
Recently, the buzz for a new Ghostbusters movie has been active again. And these images floating around the net fueled presumptions that the new Ghostbusters movie will be done pixar-style computer animation.
These designs were made by Italian graphic artist Fabrizio Fioretti who told slashfilm.com that there were “no particular reasons” why he decided to create CGI versions of the Ghostbusters other than being “a big fan and I haven’t seen anybody doing it (in CG) so far…”
Do you honestly believe he just did this at the very least without any hopes that it be part of a full-blown animated project?
source: slashfilm
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Wednesday, July 06, 2011
Friday, February 05, 2010
Teaser Trailer for "A.D." (an animated Zombie movie)
This video is a teaser trailer for an animated zombie flick called A.D., which was written by Haylar Garcia and directed by Ben Hibon. The team is using the 1 1/2-minute preview to generate studio interest, as a full feature film has not been produced.
Land of the Dead and 300 producer Bernie Goldmann is supporting the team and has high hopes that the project will get picked up, saying:
"Whenever you want to do anything that challenges the way people think about movies things move slowly. Movie executives want to make 100 versions of the same movie. Which from their perspective makes sense. You don’t get fired for making the Reese Witherspoon romantic comedy. I completely believe that A.D. will be a hit movie. The zombie genre could use some reinvention. This movie will be like no other."
...And you thought CG Animated movies are only made for family-friendly audiences? Well, dont expect the usual Pixar style family-friendly stuff, coz this one looks to be bloody gore good.
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A.D.,
CG animation,
horror,
pixar,
zombieland
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