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the movies- should they be animated?


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Bridie
June 12th, 2005, 09:33 AM
since none of us can decide on who should play who i thought well maybe it could be an animated movie perhaps in anime stylee so to see what you all thought about it i made a poll :D

Gemini
June 12th, 2005, 10:32 AM
Non-animated, 'Why?' you ask *ahem* Have any of you ever heard of the animated version of LotR.....









I thought so :D

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bai_xu
June 12th, 2005, 10:39 AM
Honestly?
I don't think The books of Pellionor should be made into a movie or a cartoon AT ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!
No offence or anything , birdie, but I think if you make it into a cartoon, it would take away the whole mystery of the book, and ruin it. I mean, has any of you seen Pokemon etc.? Even if they are adventure and fantasy cartoon, they don't look very emotional or mysterious, do they?
As I've said in many conversations, it's not such a good idea to make it into a REAL movie either, because The Gift and Riddle is a book full of complex relationships and feelings that is near impossible to express on the screen. It stays best as a book. And that's that. Pellinor books should not be made into movies. Full stop.

Bridie
June 12th, 2005, 10:57 AM
acctually gemini there is a animated version of lotr! i happen to own a copy of it so put that in you pipe and smoke it lol. bai does have a good point tho maybe the books should be left as books but its up to alison really. and the animated thing was a suggestion i doubt i would acctually happen

Gemini
June 12th, 2005, 11:06 AM
acctually gemini there is a animated version of lotr! i happen to own a copy of it so put that in you pipe and smoke it lol. bai does have a good point tho maybe the books should be left as books but its up to alison really. and the animated thing was a suggestion i doubt i would acctually happenwell that was the point, i knew there was a cartoon version, so you've clearly misunderstood my entire point, go back read my post and concentrate on the context. My point was that that version is TERRIBLE IMO, cartoons just aren't able to capture the range of emotion and probably scenery (?) that live film can.
And i am coming around to the view that they shouldn't be made into films, i'd come away dissapointed i suspect :rolleyes:.

Bridie
June 12th, 2005, 11:11 AM
oh dear i misread what you put! :o your right animated lotr is crap but that was made a long time ago. but anyway ive decided that bai is right we would probably be let down by a film version. this thread is kinda pointless now isnt it....

Gemini
June 12th, 2005, 11:27 AM
Tho, we could still turn it into a thread arguing why the books should not be made into films...

-We would hate half of the cast
-We would constantly moan about inconsequential things
-Any wannbe actresss who read the book would spend the whole time staring daggers at whoever they got to play Maerad and mutter "stupid b*tch that was my part, *scoff* i could so do a better job than this git!"
-IF any of us got our way in the Cadvan debate (heh) we'd spend the whole time drooling over Hugh/ Richard/ Hans/ Goran/ Sean...
-Most of us are LotR fans, we should have learned out lesson by now
-We'd argue over the stupid technical details eg "HA! we don't learn that Cadvan is obsessed with mushrooms until AFTER the scrying!"
-We'd hate half of the locations they shot at "*pfft* WHAT! There aren't meant to mountains in THAT scene!"
-Most of us are Harry Potter fans, why haven't we learned our lesson yet????
-We'd cry when we realise that half the characters are no where near what they were in the books (Faramir ala Pete Jackson anyone??)
-We'd cry when we realise that the plot progression bears only a passing resemblance to the books
-Some of us are Earthsea fans, WHEN WILL WE GET THE POINT??!!!
-Some of us would complain of the over abundance of crying (heh)
-Others would say that everyone was too wooden

sooooo, in conclusion, it just wouldn't work...

Bridie
June 12th, 2005, 11:41 AM
lol i agree with all of those points especially the second one...

yodee
June 12th, 2005, 12:34 PM
Well I for think the books should be made into films because they would be great, if:
1. The casting is great. [talented actors/actresses].
2. The director is talented, doesn't need to be well known.
3. They use Lucus Arts -ILM [Industrial Light and magic] for the visual effects because they ROCK!
and also if the films are a success then they will also advertise the books on a huge scale.

Suzie
June 12th, 2005, 01:13 PM
i think that the book could be a film b/cits just another way of tellin the story and since barly any1 now a days reads books more ppl wood go see a film and more ppl wood experianc the story and the hole pont of this post is 2 say that i love the book and if most ppl like films then i want them to no the story and like it coz alison deserves it for havin such a great book :) :)


ive don it again ive confused myself :confused: :confused:

 

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