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Pope Guilty posted:$200M on a $30M budget and that wasn't enough for Dreamworks? That's why we didn't get more Wallace and Gromit movies, just that short awhile back? Man, gently caress Dreamworks forever. That, and Peter Sallis is 93 now and has a visual impairment, so it's difficult for him to play Wallace now, and really there's no point doing it without him. That's why Wallace has a different voice actor in the Telltale Games series, since a script of that size is a lot to ask of a man pushing 90.
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SALT CURES HAM posted:Why not just use CGI and make it look like stop-motion? Lego Movie was CGI and pulled it off pretty well. They did that for Flushed Away, which was pretty decent but bombed commercially as I understand it, and suffered from having those slugs shoved into every point that could be considered a lull in the action. You could definitely tell it was CGI though. The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists! went with a stop-motion-CGI hybrid approach that worked well.
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wdarkk posted:Was that a good film? I meant to watch that in a theater but then I forgot. I wouldn't call it Aardman's best work but it was certainly a lot of fun, with gags aplenty and a good cast. You can tell that a lot of love went into it.
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