Gnomeo and Juliet is baaaack (release in 2011)
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I like gnomes, I really do, but I think "lawn gnomes" or "cermic gnomes" is really silly... why not just make "gnomes". I've not seen Toy Story (really must rent the newer Disney), but I think it "works" bc as kids we believe our toys are "alive", that they are "real"... I've just never pictured my garden gnome sprinigng to life to carry on a Romeo & Juliet scenario w/my other garden ornaments...
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you didn't think that your lawn ornaments came to life... lol jk. i see what you're getting. Honestly though, if they are going for a comedy... lawn ornaments would be more rediculous that real gnomes which may be why they chose it! I think that with a really good script, they could pull it off well!PMcOuntry wrote:I like gnomes, I really do, but I think "lawn gnomes" or "cermic gnomes" is really silly... why not just make "gnomes". I've not seen Toy Story (really must rent the newer Disney), but I think it "works" bc as kids we believe our toys are "alive", that they are "real"... I've just never pictured my garden gnome sprinigng to life to carry on a Romeo & Juliet scenario w/my other garden ornaments...
For a very humurous movie, a good script, yes they could pull it off, although I would think it would be more adult oriented that kid oriented... anyone w/a great imagination can picture there say... lawn gnome, springing to life, hopping on the lawn frog and running around the well, lawn... well, maybe not.singerguy04 wrote:you didn't think that your lawn ornaments came to life... lol jk. i see what you're getting. Honestly though, if they are going for a comedy... lawn ornaments would be more rediculous that real gnomes which may be why they chose it! I think that with a really good script, they could pull it off well!PMcOuntry wrote:I like gnomes, I really do, but I think "lawn gnomes" or "cermic gnomes" is really silly... why not just make "gnomes". I've not seen Toy Story (really must rent the newer Disney), but I think it "works" bc as kids we believe our toys are "alive", that they are "real"... I've just never pictured my garden gnome sprinigng to life to carry on a Romeo & Juliet scenario w/my other garden ornaments...

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Hmm, I take it back.Timon/Pumba fan wrote:Well come to think of it how can a orge be interesting!RJKD23 wrote:a Gnome...I'm wondering how that can be appealing?![]()
Gnomes can be cute or appealing...anyone remember <a href="http://www.tvclassic.net/programs/tovto ... jpg">David the Gnome</a>?


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Actually its a production with Rocketman films, an Elton John company!Kenai wrote:No they're not, this is a strict Disney production only.Isidour wrote:One question:
Does Pixar is involved on it?Because if it isn´t, I don´t wait a lot of it, but a bad movie
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I believe Elton John was/is (depending on which story you believe) writing songs for the film.tu wrote:i hope Ewan Mcgregor can do a Musical anamatied features like old days in the future! he REALLY has a great voice,speaking or singing!
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Gnomeo and Juliet is being made by Starz Animation (the company that made "9") and Rocket Films.
http://www.starzanimation.com/OurWork/I ... uliet.html
here's another article I found explaining why Disney is involved.
My guess now is that Disney is only distributing this, much like "In the Wild" or "Valiant".
here's a colored logo and concept art
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http://www.starzanimation.com/OurWork/I ... uliet.html
here's another article I found explaining why Disney is involved.
http://animationandgame.wordpress.com/on Tuesday February 9th the senior Digital Animation class took a trip to Starz Animation, the production studio of “9″. They toured the production areas and explored Starz current pipeline for Gnomeo & Juliet. Many thanks to Jason, Lance and Rob for taking the time with us. Gnomeo & Juliette is an animated feature from Disney. It features the songs of Elton John (who also also acts as a producer), and features James McAvoy and Emily Blunt as two garden gnomes in a twist on Shakespear’s classic tale. ( I have to stop here as I signed the non-disclosure agreement.)
My guess now is that Disney is only distributing this, much like "In the Wild" or "Valiant".
here's a colored logo and concept art
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Well, they still could release it under Touchstone instead of Miramax.Duckburger wrote:The CG animation for '9' was one of the best I've ever seen. That's at least one positive point for this movie.
Though I wonder why Disney is still involved with this, seeing how the Miramax sale is almost final.