Cheetah inspired Halloween costume? Or just a generic costume
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Cheetah inspired Halloween costume? Or just a generic costume
In the top right photo, is that a Captain Carrot mask?
Wrong color for Captain Carrot. Either Bucky O'Hare, or Raxxon from the Star Wars comics. Or bootleg Yoda mask.
He needs to be Penguin, with Brad Dourif as the Joker.I like Colin Farrell's look in this, reminds me of Jeffrey Tambor in that Tales from the Crypt episode:
I dunno, why hasn't anyone ever asked Gary Busey to play Joker?
So if The Batman is set in 2019, will its sequel be set in 2020 and will he have to wear a mask over the bottom half of his face? https://comicbook.com/movies/news/batman-movie-set-photos-gotham-city-chicago-past/
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There's been a lot of set dressing being applied. I don't know if any will get screen time or if it's just easter eggs to find
Gothcorp has a few more mentions around all the set dressing
GothCorp and its CEO Ferris Boyle in Batman: The Animated Series play an integral role in Mr. Freeze's origins in that show
I like all the world building going on
There's been a lot of set dressing being applied. I don't know if any will get screen time or if it's just easter eggs to find
Gothcorp has a few more mentions around all the set dressing
GothCorp and its CEO Ferris Boyle in Batman: The Animated Series play an integral role in Mr. Freeze's origins in that show
I like all the world building going on
Seems kind of timely with what's been going on in cities recently with unrest. Though I doubt it will stem from the same source of tension in the movies.
'The Batman' Using 'Mandalorian' Virtual Production Techniques
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/b...ing-mandalorian-virtual-production-techniques
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/b...ing-mandalorian-virtual-production-techniques
So are the Star Trek productions -- and I find it amusing that Star Trek will now be essentially filmed on a holodeck.
How so? It's just an easier way to create locations when you can't or don't want to have to do locations shoots.
I can see where complex productions like The Mandalorian or The Batman could find something like this easier to do than having to bring all of the people and equitment out on location. And now with COVID-19, it's a safer option too.
I can see where complex productions like The Mandalorian or The Batman could find something like this easier to do than having to bring all of the people and equitment out on location. And now with COVID-19, it's a safer option too.
Perhaps. But cinematic aesthetics are not static and location shoots are not inherently superior in and of themselves. Many, many fine films have been shot entirely on soundstages and studio lots. Moreover, while "location heavy" films may diminish as a percentage of the whole, they won't disappear entirely.
Every interview with an actor always leads to them saying a location shoot helps them get into character and thus enhances their performance. Thus, the future of cinema is clearly worse than the past.
More Chicago filming this weekend. So might recognize the locations from "TDK". It will be interesting to see how they make Chicago look different from Nolan's Gotham
Also there's been alot of set dressing and media surrounding these "drop" posters around the set
Some speculate it could revolve around something related to Joker. Looks more like something with Scarecrow
Also posters for an up and coming politician. Jayme Lawson is playing Bella Real
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Also there's been alot of set dressing and media surrounding these "drop" posters around the set
Some speculate it could revolve around something related to Joker. Looks more like something with Scarecrow
Also posters for an up and coming politician. Jayme Lawson is playing Bella Real
Chicago
Liverpool
The other side is that location shooting gives work to locals who live there, from extras to catering and industry services, etc. Due to an increase in filming things in my area, for example (ie, Letterkenny, latest being Resident Evil), it's led to an entire industry being created where there was none just a few years ago. It's led to several production studios to open up, along with industry services to support them, and it's a place that they keep coming back to.
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