http://insidemovies.moviefone.com/2009/11/...it-sequel-news/ (http://insidemovies.moviefone.com/2009/11/02/who-framed-roger-rabbit-sequel-news/)
http://www.mtv.com/movies/news/articles/1625215/story.jhtml (http://www.mtv.com/movies/news/articles/1625215/story.jhtml)
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butt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOLbrQyyeng
i hope its based off the book sequel
i
i dont even
what
rogger rabbit 2: the "movienobodywantstosee"quel
/me slaps eman around a bit with a large trout
A part of me wants it to happen but another part just says "No, leave it alone". Only if they get Richard Williams to come back or at least be the animator to Roger then maybe...but if they even DARE to make this thing motion capture like the rest of Zemeckis's recent films, I will avoid this like the plague.
I loved the first film (except for that one extremely memorable scene with some cartoon shoe), but a sequel? Now? I'd rather it not get made.
if its hand-animated
2d
and has richard williams helping SOMEHOW i will see it.
but zemeckis has had a boner for cgi lately. and not even creative cgi. brown realistic cgi. so i get the feeling this wont be compelling and roger is going to be a computer animated rabbit with 2 trillion 3d hairs.
anyone with a lick of common sense wouldn't let williams near a major studio production again
at least in a leadership position
Why can't they let good movies sleep?
i'm extremely cynical but i'll probably go see it if they at least stick with the visual style of the first one
Quote from: rtilanyone with a lick of common sense wouldn't let williams near a major studio production again
at least in a leadership position
why what did he do
the thief and the cobbler
Quote from: emanQuote from: rtilanyone with a lick of common sense wouldn't let williams near a major studio production again
at least in a leadership position
why what did he do
he did what he does on every movie - go way over budget and not plan anything. richard williams doesn't use storyboards, he goes off the script, he doesn't listen to people, he's stubborn, he gets lost in the animation. he's incredibly talented and creative, but he has no sense of leadership. if you put him at the head of it you end up with the tragic story of thief and the cobbler. 29 years of painstaking work for an hour and a half of the best animation ever seen with bad pacing and a lackluster story attached to its side.
richard williams was fired partway through the making of roger rabbit for doing exactly these things. thankfully he was still recognized for his work.