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Dizzy wrote:iirc the helicopter crashes and the Norwegians (one controlling the heli and the other shooting) die.
Wasn't there a helicopter pilot as well? Hmmm must see film again.
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Tonka wrote:Two of yous... out!Dizzy wrote:iirc the helicopter crashes and the Norwegians (one controlling the heli and the other shooting) die.
Wasn't there a helicopter pilot as well? Hmmm must see film again.
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"If I cast my eyes before me, what an
Infinite space in which I do not exist;
And if I look behind me, what a terrible
Procession of years in which I do not
Exist, and how little space I occupy in
This vast abyss of time..."
Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff, Jr. created the practical creature effects for the film, in the studios of Amalgamated Dynamics.[34] In addition to creating the effects for the human-Thing transformations, Gillis, Woodruff and their team had the challenge of coming up with the look of the alien in the ice block unearthed by the Norwegians. While it was initially only intended to be shown as a silhouette, the director liked their designs and encouraged them to fully create the creature, which was realised by creating a monster suit that Tom Woodruff wore.[31] The effects team opted to use cable operated animatronics over more complex hydraulic controls, as they felt they gave a more "organic feel".[31]In order to emulate the creature effects of the first film, Heisserer has revealed that traditional practical effects will be used on the creatures whenever possible.[35] The film's computer generated imagery will be created by Image Engine, the effects house who worked on Neil Blomkamp's 2009 film District 9.[25] Computer Graphics will be used to digitally create extensions on some of the practical animatronic effects, as well as for digital matte paintings and set extensions.[25] Alec Gillis stated that the advancement of animatronic technology since 1982 combined with digital effects allowed the effects team to expand upon the possible creature conceptions.[33] Matthijs van Heijningen preferred to use practical effects over computer imagery, as he believes actors give better performances when they have something physical to react to.
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Scurrminator wrote:The fact remains if the original was made today it woudl be very different in terms of casting (everyone was male and over 35) and style (very slow and static) and gore content (extreme and gruesome).
Don't know where you got your facts from, it's a 15 with strong gore and violence.
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Plus we've hardly seen any of the characters and it's also edited nice and slowly if you look about
espibara wrote:You could make very similar "criticisms" of Carpenter's The Thing being targetted at the tastes of the time (gore heavy special effects, and made for a very male audience) compared to the original B&W versions of The Thing.Scurrminator wrote:The fact remains if the original was made today it woudl be very different in terms of casting (everyone was male and over 35) and style (very slow and static) and gore content (extreme and gruesome).
Don't know where you got your facts from, it's a 15 with strong gore and violence.
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Plus we've hardly seen any of the characters and it's also edited nice and slowly if you look about
In the modern era of marketing at teenagers and budget profit targets over stylistic content, I'm very pessimistic over the prequel and what ultimately its gonna add.
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Khanivor wrote:Ive read this twice and it makes no sense...
Only gore I can mind from the original is when doc lost his hands. The rest of it was alien. Gross aliens don't seem to bother the ratings board at all these days. Look at all the Abrams critters with cagina mounts in 12 rated flicks, for example.
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kalel wrote:Star Wars faux pas aside, the biggest vagina in the history of cinema is the one in Star Trek TMP surely?
Vagina mouths are allowed in any rating. Empire Strikes Back has the biggest vagina in the history of cinema, and that's a U.
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Khanivor wrote:That guy got his head chewed on a little bit, too.
Only gore I can mind from the original is when doc lost his hands. The rest of it was alien. Gross aliens don't seem to bother the ratings board at all these days. Look at all the Abrams critters with cagina mounts in 12 rated flicks, for example.
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