A movie called Pixels?
The film's plot centers around New York City being attacked by classic 8-bit video game characters. The government recruits the best video game players/experts from the past to defeat this unusual threat.
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A movie called Pixels?
The film's plot centers around New York City being attacked by classic 8-bit video game characters. The government recruits the best video game players/experts from the past to defeat this unusual threat.
That sounds exactly like a segment of the Futurama episode 'Anthology of interest II'.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
So now they are making movies based on YouTube videos from four years ago?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
Hmm, rewatching that video and seeing cars turn into a bunch of square pixels reminds me of something else I've seen lately... ;)
Mad Max: Fury Road
Well, my expectations have taken a 180° turn. :)
I agree. It looks over Hollywood-ised now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tober
Looks bretty gud. Gonna miss Mel though, he just had to anger the jewish overlords...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tober
After 29 long years of waiting since Beyond Thunderdome (supposedly George Miller has been working on this for the past 10 years), I was hoping for a movie that would appeal to the long-time Mad Max fan within me. The first time I watched the original Mad Max, I absolutely luved it. Compared to today's standards, it seems like it was made on a shoestring budget but it was classic Aussie filmmaking at its best. The 2nd & 3rd movies weren't as good but still watchable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tober
I was hoping for a raw, gritty Fury Road. Something with real stunts. Something uniquely Aussie (Miller tried to film this in Broken Hill a few years back but after all the rain made the landscape too "green", Miller picked everything up & filmed it in Namibia - & so vanished my hopes for an Aussie Max). So I watched the today's trailer... I couldn't believe that they once again blew up the Interceptor. I couldn't believe Miller got a Pom to play Max (why couldn't they get Mel to play an older, hardened Max?) & all of those over-the-top CGI explosions?
I really hope Fury Road isn't a complete stinker of a Mad Max movie. But I have a feeling that George Miller has been watching too many Michael Bay movies... :rolleyes:
Would it be bad to admit that I have never seen / watched the original Mad Max? Does that make me un-Australian?
Yes you are un-Australian :pQuote:
Originally Posted by 5FDP
Yep that is an Aussie-fail :pQuote:
Originally Posted by 5FDP
Its almost as bad as not like vegemite and not ever having damper :D