Some of the controversy is here: [link]
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Cor is me on this one -- I'm not sure I ever assumed there wasn't anything being manipulated (after all the other documentaries where someone protests afterwards); or maybe it's that I was more interested in the personalities and culture than the specific controversy. I dunno. I wasn't all that surprised, but for me that didn't add up to "betrayed" either.
Fraggle Rock is going to be a live action musical feature.
Fraggle Rock is going to be a live action musical feature.
Is it just me or does that sound wrong like a wrong thing that is wrong?
The article actually says that it's a mix of humans and puppets, which sounds much better than how I first interpreted that.
Live action had better mean PUPPETS.
[eta: xpost, whew!]
The article actually says that it's a mix of humans and puppets, which sounds much better than how I first interpreted that.
OK, that's different. I can see that.
I was going to say. Non-puppet actors portraying Fraggles sounds kind of like what would happen if you took a bunch of costumes from Cats and ran them through the dryer with a red sock and a yellow sock.
The article actually says that it's a mix of humans and puppets, which sounds much better than how I first interpreted that.
Thank goodness. Because I tried to figure out who would end up playing Marjorie the (All-Knowing, All-Seeing!) Trash Heap, and my brain kinda siezed up.
We saw Iron Man yesterday, and I had waaaaaay more fun than I expected. I knew nothing about the backstory (I didn't read Marvel), and assumed I'd spend the entire movie sitting there going "Huh. Nifty effects. Things go boom, whatever", but no! Pete had a moment of geek joy at the scene after the credits ... and then had to explain the significance of it to me.
Because I tried to figure out who would end up playing Marjorie the (All-Knowing, All-Seeing!) Trash Heap, and my brain kinda siezed up.
Sharon Stone?