Hinomura Krycek
Bayofilo
Ciertamente son la nada... ambas.
A mi lo que me mola son los nombres de los parguelas estos que salen:
Chirrut Imwe & Baze Malbus.
Star Wars: Rogue One - primer spin-off de Star Wars
- Autor Atreyub
- Fecha de inicio
A mi lo que me mola son los nombres de los parguelas estos que salen:
Chirrut Imwe & Baze Malbus.
Wontnerman
Miembro habitual
- Conversación escuchada en cena de trabajo esta Navidad:
- "Y está muy bien... sale... sacan a un actor muy viejo, muy viejo ¿sí? uno de los de antes que hacía pelis de las de miedo y resulta que murió hace muchos años y parece como si estuviera vivo. Yo creía que estaba vivo hasta que después me dijeron que no".
- "Y está muy bien... sale... sacan a un actor muy viejo, muy viejo ¿sí? uno de los de antes que hacía pelis de las de miedo y resulta que murió hace muchos años y parece como si estuviera vivo. Yo creía que estaba vivo hasta que después me dijeron que no".
Hinomura Krycek
Bayofilo
Yo tambien he oido eso... con un "que bien se conserva ese señor tan mayor que ya salia en la primera".
Discord Pie
iOS Developer
Wontnerman
Miembro habitual
Hinomura Krycek
Bayofilo
El Sindrome de Cushing... o del forero medio.
Wontnerman
Miembro habitual
"Y en cambio ella... mírala... mírala... parece de PS4... se les va la mano con la cirugia a estas divas... quieren ser jóvenes aunque a mí no me engañan... ¡Y lo que habrá cobrado por ese papelito de nada!"
Discord Pie
iOS Developer
Olvidado dice... cómo puedes olvidar ESTO?!
A ti si que te vamos a olvidar cuando te eliminen la cuenta...
Peter Jackson
Pizza Time Dude!
A mi me ha gustado mucho más que cualquier película del negado de Vigalondo, pero menos que el Episodio VII.
Trelkovsky
Anti-netflix
A mi me ha gustado casi lo mismo que los spin off de los ewoks.
Hinomura Krycek
Bayofilo
Peter Jackson
Pizza Time Dude!
Más que ocultar lo que usa Giacchino es jugar con la tonalidad musical con la que está compuesta la marcha imperial y aplicarla los 40 segundos del comienzo del track "Hope"...
Hinomura Krycek
Bayofilo
Wontnerman
Miembro habitual
Peter Jackson
Pizza Time Dude!
Ya ha publicado "LA FOSA DEL RANCOR" ( el podcast en español más importante sobre Star Wars EN EL MUNDO) el especial de 14 horas sobre ROGUE ONE.
En este bloque, a partir de 03:03:50 estoy hablando sobre el trabajo de M.Giacchino, las influencias de John Williams en su trabajo y muchas cosas más!!!
Star Wars La Fosa del Rancor. 4x04-2 Rogue One - A Real Fan Story - Parte 2
En este bloque, a partir de 03:03:50 estoy hablando sobre el trabajo de M.Giacchino, las influencias de John Williams en su trabajo y muchas cosas más!!!
Star Wars La Fosa del Rancor. 4x04-2 Rogue One - A Real Fan Story - Parte 2
Hinomura Krycek
Bayofilo
Sobre el final y sus cambios...
“I think the main thing that changed at the end…what used to happen, and you can get a sense of this in the early trailers, the transmission tower for the plans was separate from the main base on Scarif. To transmit the plans, they had to escape and run along the beach and go up the tower.
In cutting the film, it just felt too long. We had to find ways to compress the third act, which was quite long as it was. And one real, fast, brutal solution was to put the tower in the base, so they don’t have to run across the beach and do all of that stuff to get there.
That became a decision that eliminated the shots you see in the trailer of the back of Cassian and Jyn and the AT-ATs. That was some of the reinvention that happened. It was all to do with compression.
While much was cut back, one key addition was the famous Darth Vader and his lightsaber scene. Speaking with Fandango, Edwards says in the original version of the movie, the Sith lord never boards the rebel ship:
“He arrives and obliterates the Calamari ship, and then the blockade runner gets out just in time and he pursues the blockade runner. And then Jabez was like, ‘I think we need to get Darth on that ship,’ and I thought, yeah, that’s a brilliant idea and would love to do it, but there’s no way they’re going to let us do it. It’s a big number and we had, what, like 3 or 4 months before release.
Kathy [Kennedy] came in and Jabez thought, f–k it, and pitched her this idea, and she loved it. Suddenly within a week or two we were at Pinewood shooting that scene. [They] came up with a whole shopping list of ideas. 70% we used, and maybe 30% felt a little too extreme. They were things you hadn’t seen him do before…
It just felt right; it felt like the right thing to do. It really is just the greatest hits of Darth; that corridor. And we really didn’t want to do anything you haven’t seen him do so it didn’t throw people off. We kept it to what had been established.”
Asked why none of the deleted material is popping up on the Blu-ray release, he says:
“There’s not an individual scene that you can drag and drop and put on a Blu-ray. There are little things that would come and go during the process of post-production, but they’re not scenes. They’re more moments within the scenes or a single shot. So it’s impossible to be able to do that, and that’s why the decision was made.
The stuff people talk about, like what they saw in the trailer, they’re not scenes you can just put on a DVD. They’re moments within scenes and threads, and you pull a thread and it all changes. It was changing the whole time. It’s not like there was one version and then there was this other version — it was like this thing that incrementally evolved constantly through all of post-production and didn’t stop until there was a gun at our heads and we were forced to release the movie.”
“I think the main thing that changed at the end…what used to happen, and you can get a sense of this in the early trailers, the transmission tower for the plans was separate from the main base on Scarif. To transmit the plans, they had to escape and run along the beach and go up the tower.
In cutting the film, it just felt too long. We had to find ways to compress the third act, which was quite long as it was. And one real, fast, brutal solution was to put the tower in the base, so they don’t have to run across the beach and do all of that stuff to get there.
That became a decision that eliminated the shots you see in the trailer of the back of Cassian and Jyn and the AT-ATs. That was some of the reinvention that happened. It was all to do with compression.
While much was cut back, one key addition was the famous Darth Vader and his lightsaber scene. Speaking with Fandango, Edwards says in the original version of the movie, the Sith lord never boards the rebel ship:
“He arrives and obliterates the Calamari ship, and then the blockade runner gets out just in time and he pursues the blockade runner. And then Jabez was like, ‘I think we need to get Darth on that ship,’ and I thought, yeah, that’s a brilliant idea and would love to do it, but there’s no way they’re going to let us do it. It’s a big number and we had, what, like 3 or 4 months before release.
Kathy [Kennedy] came in and Jabez thought, f–k it, and pitched her this idea, and she loved it. Suddenly within a week or two we were at Pinewood shooting that scene. [They] came up with a whole shopping list of ideas. 70% we used, and maybe 30% felt a little too extreme. They were things you hadn’t seen him do before…
It just felt right; it felt like the right thing to do. It really is just the greatest hits of Darth; that corridor. And we really didn’t want to do anything you haven’t seen him do so it didn’t throw people off. We kept it to what had been established.”
Asked why none of the deleted material is popping up on the Blu-ray release, he says:
“There’s not an individual scene that you can drag and drop and put on a Blu-ray. There are little things that would come and go during the process of post-production, but they’re not scenes. They’re more moments within the scenes or a single shot. So it’s impossible to be able to do that, and that’s why the decision was made.
The stuff people talk about, like what they saw in the trailer, they’re not scenes you can just put on a DVD. They’re moments within scenes and threads, and you pull a thread and it all changes. It was changing the whole time. It’s not like there was one version and then there was this other version — it was like this thing that incrementally evolved constantly through all of post-production and didn’t stop until there was a gun at our heads and we were forced to release the movie.”
Hinomura Krycek
Bayofilo
Discord Pie
iOS Developer
Quien iba a decir que el odiado Jabez iba a dar alegrias.
Peter Jackson
Pizza Time Dude!
El odioado Jabez y los otros 2 o 3 montadores...
Trelkovsky
Anti-netflix
Jabez tú.
