Quote:
Originally Posted by GundamFan0083
I really wish Disney wasn't the one doing this movie, because it means they're going to strip all the sex, nudity, gruesome violence, and fornication out of it.
Those were the best parts of the series.  |
Technically, this was supposed to be Pixar's first live-action film, but the production company realized they didn’t have the means to release a live-action film (at least not a big-budget action film), so Disney took over. But, many of the main workers on the film are Pixar regulars: Andrew Stanton (the director/writer of
Wall-E and
Finding Nemo) is directing and co-writing the film; Mark Andrews (director for the upcoming
Brave) is the other head writer. Additionally, Jim Morris (producer for
Wall-E,
Up, and
Ratatouille) is a producer; and Michael Giacchino (composer for
The Incredibles,
Ratatouille,
Up, etc) will do the music. (Also a lot of technical work is being done by Pixar).
Not Pixar related, but author Michael Chabon is also one of the screenwriters.
So, there is a lot of quality behind this production, even if it is Disney releasing the film.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Vexx
And yes... said country music was so weird I can only speculate that some executive idiot had seen a few minutes of Firefly and wanted to accentuate some connection (pretty princess + country-western twang).
|
The song was "My Body is a Cage" by Arcade Fire (performed by Peter Gabriel...who did the wonderful closing theme to
Wall-E 
). So, no country here...