I just watched the alternate pilot episode on Avatar:the Last Airbender. Man, these things are always different. Characters come and go, designs are changed, some characters are re-named, and different methods are used.
Of note are a few ideas that ended up in the series, the low-budget animation(characters are off-model like every other shot at least), and the fact that Mitchel Musso voiced Aang, before being replaced by Zack Tyler-Moore(I think that's his name?).
A worthwhile inclusion, definitely.
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Especially with David Yates directing...PixarFan2006 wrote:I checked out the sneak preview to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows on my Blu-Ray of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. While I am glad they are splitting the movie into two films, I don't know how well it will follow the book.
I just saw the teaser online and...total
I was expecting something a little more epic in scope given that it's the final book of the series!-
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Epic fail to you because these aren't re-tellings. I'm sorry, but wtf?ajmrowland wrote:Ummm, they are still shooting the films, so your criticism has no ground yet.
Also, The screenwriter on OOTP was bad, but Deathly Hollows is still two parts. Enough of this! The movies are NOT the books, they are RETELLINGS. They are their OWN things. If you can't see that, epic fail to you.
And ummm, how does how the trailer look coincide in any way with if they're still filming or not? It's barely a teaser trailer, anyway.
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I watched all of the original Disneyland TV episodes. Swear to God I didn't know Peggy Lee performed the "Siamese Cat" song. Walt didn't look as old as I remember him looking in the 50's. Huh. They were okay. Oh and this is worth mentioning... on my newly arrived Platinum Edition yesterday, Disc 2 won't work on Region 1-only players. Even though the disc says NTSC right on it and everything. So I had to scramble to find a DVD player in the house that would play non-Region 1 DVD's. Turns out there are 4 (
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