What ever happen to that Keanu Reeves movie?

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What ever happen to that movie with Keanu Reeves that was shot live action then animated? Anyone know what I'm talking about? It's a Warner Brothers movie.:booty:
 
[quote name='Grave_Addiction']I remember they did some animated/live action in the Lord of The Rings cartoon. It just turned out to look really strange, IMO.[/QUOTE]
Ya, rotoscoping, it bothers my brain a bit too, just like the CGI with motion capture in Final Fantasy: Spirts Within.
 
[quote name='Grave_Addiction']I remember they did some animated/live action in the Lord of The Rings cartoon. It just turned out to look really strange, IMO.[/QUOTE]
It's called rotoscoping. It involves doing scenes in live-action, and them basically literally painting over the live-action frame, on an animation cell. Quite a few animated movies from the 70s and 80s used the technique, including most Ralph Bakshi movies.
 
I'm looking forward to this since I'm a big fan of Phillip K. Dick. I'm not sure how well the book would adapt to the big screen but I'm cautiously optimistic. The trailer looked good enough and I recognized a few scenes from the book.
 
[quote name='CoffeeEdge']It's called rotoscoping. It involves doing scenes in live-action, and them basically literally painting over the live-action frame, on an animation cell. Quite a few animated movies from the 70s and 80s used the technique, including most Ralph Bakshi movies.[/QUOTE]
kek, u looked at the wiki too?
 
[quote name='guardian_owl']Ya, rotoscoping, it bothers my brain a bit too, just like the CGI with motion capture in Final Fantasy: Spirts Within.[/QUOTE]
Oh, and the CGI in Polar Bear Express, those kids are just so damn creepy...moving lifelike, but appearing lifeless.
 
[quote name='guardian_owl']Oh, and the CGI in Polar Bear Express, those kids are just so damn creepy...moving lifelike, but appearing lifeless.[/QUOTE]

I think you mean Polar Express... And an odd tidbit, but the motion capture actors were mostly adults using oversized props.
 
[quote name='Duo_Maxwell']I think you mean Polar Express... And an odd tidbit, but the motion capture actors were mostly adults using oversized props.[/QUOTE]
Yep, brain fart on my part
 
[quote name='AlbinoNinja']kek, u looked at the wiki too?[/QUOTE]
Nope. I've been a fan of Ralph Bakshi ever since I saw Wizards as a child, and it's sort of hard to be a Ralph Bakshi fan without knowing what rotoscoping is.
 
[quote name='hcamacho']what the ........

another do androids dream of electric sheep author novel to movie adapatation, got to see that!!!!!![/QUOTE]

Phillip K Dick and don't get your hopes up too high, remember Screamers and Paycheck were based on his work.;)
 
[quote name='zionoverfire']Phillip K Dick and don't get your hopes up too high, remember Screamers and Paycheck were based on his work.;)[/QUOTE]


yes, philip k. dick, and my hopes arent high, cause since the best movie to novel adaptation, was do androids dream of electric sheep, blade runner, still its a masterpiece movie!!!!!!
 
I liked the look of that movie from that trailer. Only because it looks different. I don't think I would want to see more movies like that. But its different enough that if nothing else was playing at my theater I would go check it out.
 
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