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Still more excited for the Del Toro version because Zemeckis has lost his magic touch and relies way too much on special effects the last 15 years.
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I’ll stick with A.I.
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I look forward to the score, but the film … what has Zemeckis done in a long while worth even watching for free?
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IT's not like the original film is amazing, but the visuals with the scoring for the whale attack is fantastic and worth your time to look up.
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I'm "okay" all things considering.
Right now Disney has live-action remakes planned for like a decade I think. If they made it, they'll remake it. Well, except that one animated film they want to disown...
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IT's not like the original film is amazing, but the visuals with the scoring for the whale attack is fantastic and worth your time to look up.
I'll maybe try to give it a viewing. I've never seen Bambi either, maybe they'll do a remake of that as well!
Good to have you back Justin, I hope you're well.
Bambi is a high water mark for early Disney. The impressionist inspired background paintings and the modernist orchestral score are all worth seeing at least once.
Pinocchio was too reliant on script and pop songs. Early Disney was at their best when they focused on the marriage of animation and vibrant orchestral score.
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Jan 27, 2021 - 10:11 AM
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IT's not like the original film is amazing, but the visuals with the scoring for the whale attack is fantastic and worth your time to look up.
I'll maybe try to give it a viewing. I've never seen Bambi either, maybe they'll do a remake of that as well!
Good to have you back Justin, I hope you're well.
Bambi is a high water mark for early Disney. The impressionist inspired background paintings and the modernist orchestral score are all worth seeing at least once.
Pinocchio was too reliant on script and pop songs. Early Disney was at their best when they focused on the marriage of animation and vibrant orchestral score.
I was just reading the book by Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas, and I had to watch Bambi again. It is as you said, a masterpiece, it is really a remarkable film, either as a story, or for all of it's layers of art. Those background landscapes by Wong are wildly ambitious then and now, and they work extremely well. I still like Pinocchio a good deal, it is a very strange and bizarre story, and it comes across sometimes nightmare like in the film. I think it is an excellent film as well. But I would watch Bambi more. If Bambi did not take so long to make it would have been released before it.
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Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Pinocchio
Lorraine Bracco as Sofia the Seagull
Luke Evans as The Coachman
Cynthia Erivo as the Blue Fairy
Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Jiminy Cricket
Tom Hanks as Geppetto
Keegan Michael-Key as Honest John
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4593060
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Disney has set a Fall 2022 release date for this.
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