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The craft themselves and Tracey Island were realistically transferred to the big screen, whilst still keeping to the designs we fell in love with.
The 'monsters' were the unemployed worm from Star Trek 2, The Wrath of Khan, and rejected designs for the space creatures in Alien.
And it looks like the new designs that the characters have isn't permanent to the franchise.
The direct-to-video movies coming out while this show is being made use the regular character designs, thankfully.
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow uses striking cinematography, computer graphics, and creative futuristic designs to create a world that is historically familiar yet something quite fresh.
Deveraux we come to find is now part of a government funded company that designs the new level of Universal Soldiers.
A week passes and the five students, plus teacher, plus one hillbilly husband meet in a bar to discuss their and complete their project, they put the pieces together, head, arms, legs and inform the others why they chose their specifics designs, now these creative geniuses used the week to their full advantage, one puts a saw blade in the left hand, the other gets a sawed off shotgun, the right leg gets a bunch of broken ceramic glued to it and the left some magazine clippings, the head is the worst getting a camera in the eye, ala Hellraiser 3, with some bottle rockets for a stylish mo-hawk.
After they have all spilled their guts about their specifics designs the now drunk teacher says they are to burn the mannequin, now aptly named Jigsaw.
All of these geometrical designs have a purpose - the story is about a young boy who is learning to be an artist working on illuminated manuscripts (the Book of Kells is a real illuminated Bible; the art of the film is based on the drawings in it).
They probably used up all the glitter in the nearby stores, and some of the costume designs were pretty good.
It's important to remember that 'Castle in the Sky' was made two years before the revolutionary 'Akira', and while it's not provocative and controversial like the aforementioned masterpiece, the lead characters are all mainly basic manga hero / heroine / villain type characters, and the story is quite predictable and obvious (at least in today's standards), Miyazaki's designs and animation work are of standards never seen before.
The brutal violence, cool character designs, and good pacing, make this one of the best fantasies around.
Another plus was the complete redesign of the Penguin who looks much more like the sophisticated Mob Boss we're used to seeing in the comics, unlike his previous designs that borrowed elements from Tim Burton vision of Pengium(sewer rat and circus freak).
Doesn't matter how far we've come in movie making, makeup set designs...no one will ever play Tarzan as well as Johnny Weissmuller did.
With impressive art work and unique designs, "Chirin No Suzu" represents a worthwhile experience.
This is a musical about ghetto life in Victorian London, and while the scenery and set designs are stark, dark, and true to that way of life, it is flat out bizarre for people to be breaking out into such ridiculous songs amidst their misery.
Not just the animation style but several character designs.
The extraordinary and numerous costumes designs were the work of John Armstrong, Oliver Messel and Marcel Vertes.
I had watched this film from Ralph Bakshi (Wizards, Hey Good Lookin'), one night ago on www.afrovideo.org, and I didn't see anything racial (I am not stupid), I do admit the character designs are a bit crude and unaccpectable today, but I think it's a satire and a very,very urban retelling of the old Uncle Remus stories that the Black American culture, created right down to the main characters and the blatant nod to "The Tar Baby" and "The Briar Patch."
"Yokai" are Japanese spirits, and they come in all different, fantastical forms, and the costume designers, special effects crew, and everyone else involved in the designs just did an outstanding job.
The locations, set designs, and costumes function perfectly to convey what is found in a love story comprised of beauty, youth and wealth.
The repeated blowing up of the beautiful house in the middle of a desert, the lead female character enjoying the natural stream of cold water, painting a plane in psychedelic designs (even the staid British Airways did it a few years ago) are some of the images that were copied by advertising personnel all over the world for decades.
Not everything works , its a little too long but hey !! who cares when you have plot lines which includes a dysfunctional couple (played to the extreme), repressed homosexuality which blossoms at the end, amazing soundtrack (even the cake song was relevant), a man who is mentally a bird due to hypnotism gone wrong, later taught by his his son to fly due to the son's admiration of his father, Vinnie Jones !? who constantly is interpreted by a Japanese sidekick who never once utters a word of English, the worlds greatest actor (T.Asano), set designs that will blow your mind, spoofs of J-horror/game shows/anything really !! ... i could go on and on... not for everyone but why is this not released in the UK.
In fact it kind of reminds me of the sometimes graphic and violent "Delicatessen" and "The City Of Lost Children"...dark and amoral, with a fairy-tale like theme and enormous and meticulous set designs.
It is imaginative and has a grand scope, cool creatures and intricate, interesting designs, if not all of the concepts hold up.
the reason make me like this movie, is how deep the film makers know about china, unlike other anti-china movies, this one is extremely really, like the all the uniform designs, and those details make the movie "believelbe".
They had a great stable of contract players, costumes by Vera West, and set designs that just scream of that decade!
The character designs are true to the manga and are excellent.
Why does the mother suddenly take up with a surly poacher who shows disturbingly pedophile designs on her young daughter?
For me, Ferrer steals the movie, making your skin crawl in every scene he plays once his perverted (in every sense of the word) designs become apparent.
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