Повелитель стихии (The Last Airbender)

[trailerman]

Исправил. Но эту инфо вы там не найдете. Мне админ сайта в личку сказал.

[Snake 124]

Понятно.

[trailerman]

Night said he got the idea of how waterbending should look from watching astronauts in space.

 

He mentioned how he didn't like the term sequels when talking about these movies; as sequels often mean continuing the story just to make more money. "The first movie is just the beginning of the story."

They created their own written language for this movie that is inspired by other eastern and Asian languages. This is not our world, but it was inspired by aspects of it.

 

There were no preferences during casting. The goal was for everybody to be able to see themselves in a character.

 

Night has already written 2 drafts of the script for the second movie.

 

The movies will get bigger and more location oriented with each film.

[Ningen]

He mentioned how he didn't like the term sequels when talking about these movies; as sequels often mean continuing the story just to make more money. "The first movie is just the beginning of the story."

 

Вот это радует, подход к делу серьёзный)

[Jane Halsey]

Эх, продавца капусты таки не будет*(

[trailerman]

March 15, 2010 - Studio movie junkets are a dime a dozen for an old geezer like this writer; phoners with celebs and acclaimed filmmakers are all well and good though often perfunctory; and red carpet interviews are must-avoid events, especially if you're stuck on the press line anywhere near Entertainment Weekly or the like. Who the hell cares what designer clothes Jeremy Piven is wearing?

 

But sometimes a pretty cool opportunity comes along in this line of work, as did one last week when IGN and a few other select outlets were invited to have breakfast and an hour-long chat with M. Night Shyamalan, he of The Sixth Sense fame. He would be talking to us about his upcoming live-action adaptation of The Last Airbender animated series, giving us one of the first stabs at discussing the project with him. This was the kind of event that a film geek would salivate over, and even though the IGN staff is seasoned and worn down by the studio PR machine, even we couldn't help but be a little excited about this particular morning.

 

Helping the mood of the event was the presence of reps from a few different Airbender fan sites. These fresh-faced kids brought a real enthusiasm to the day which was clearly shared by Shyamalan himself: He's obviously a real fan of The Last Airbender.

 

 

 

Paramount videotaped the entire discussion and is currently editing it together, so we'll be running that in the next few days. But in the meantime, we'd like to give you a little preview of what was talked about that morning…

 

It was his children's love of the animated series which first got Shyamalan interested in The Last Airbender, followed by his wife and even his parents' interest in it. He practically had to direct the film, he told us, for fear of starting a familial civil war if he didn't.

 

The director noted that this is a rare project for him in that it doesn't come from an original idea of his own but instead is based on preexisting source material. It's not that he's been averse to adapting other works prior to this as much as he just hadn't quite found the right fit up until now.

 

 

 

The huge amount of CGI in the film was daunting to Shyamalan at first, being a filmmaker -- as he pointed out -- who is much more interested in filming a family having dinner rather than aliens invading the Earth (you can just show the aliens on TV in the background, he said, like in his movie Signs). The video conference calls with ILM were very difficult in the beginning, though now that the effects are nearing completion he finds them to be the most exciting part of the process.

 

Despite being known for taking roles and cameos in his films, he apparently is not in The Last Airbender… though he does have an idea of who he might play if a sequel gets made. (He's not saying who it is, but his kids wanted him to play the "guy who never bathes.")

 

Speaking of which, Shyamalan is definitely approaching this project as a trilogy of films. He's already got the story mapped out for the next two pictures, and he expects that he will direct the entire series -- though Paramount could always fire him, he reminded us with a laugh.

 

 

 

He also acknowledged that he does hope to make Unbreakable 2 some day, though he wasn't too forthcoming about details regarding where he might go with that film. Additionally, he has another thriller in the works right now, so he hasn't given up on the genre that he first made his name in.

 

The filmmaker is trying to get proper soundstages built in his hometown of Philadelphia to help boost the movie and TV industry there, and if that happens he expects that the next installments in the Airbender series will shoot on them, as will future films in his Night Chronicles banner of genre pictures by young directors.

 

And that's just a taste of what we talked about during our breakfast with M. Night. Be sure to check back at IGN in the coming days for the full video interview!

 

The Last Airbender will be released on July 2, 2010.

http://movies.ign.com/articles/107/1077667p1.html

 

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Изменено 16.03.2010 09:49 пользователем trailerman

[Ningen]

У Шьямалана идея насчёт своего камео в роли парня, который никогда не моется

[trailerman]

First up: who's in and who's out? This is such a long, and enjoyable, series that surely not every single character can make the final cut. What happened to the cabbage guy, the bounty hunter, King Bumi? M. Night tried his best to keep in every essential character to the series, but of course some of them would never make it out of the Nickelodeon cartoon. And sorry, commenter Daumier, King Bumi didn't make the list — sad, we know — but we think you'll be surprised with who and what did stay in this movie. And who is being saved for the next film.

http://io9.com/5495923/a-few-answers-from-our-airbender-qa-with-shyamalan

[Jane Halsey]

Тоесть, Найт все же пока в фильме не снимется?)

[trailerman]

Тоесть, Найт все же пока в фильме не снимется?)

 

По крайней мере как сказал продюсер: Не в этом фильме.

В сиквеле возможно...

[trailerman]

@aasif_mandvi Is that you walking into the Fire Lord's throne room in The Last Airbender trailer?

YES.

[tem87]

Эх, в русской озвучке были бы те же голоса, что и из мульта

[M.Burns]

Обязательно к просмотру. Шьямалан – один из немногих гениев современного кино, чьи работы (все без исключения) мне очень сильно понравились. Посмотрю и эту его картину, понятно дело сначала в кино, потом дома на BD.

[Clubber Lang]

Как бы из этого очередного "Драконьего жемчуга" не вышло.

[Klein]

Как бы из этого очередного "Драконьего жемчуга" не вышло.

 

Не выйдет) Во-первых режиссер снимает всегда качественное кино, во-вторых сам мультик Аватар не такой (извините за грубость) тупой, в-третьих по трейлеру вроде как видно)

[trailerman]

Коллекционное DVD пере-издание к выходу фильма!

http://tvshowsondvd.com/news/Avatar-Airbender-Book-1-Collector-Edition/13499

[Jane Halsey]

Никола Пельтц из нового ролика к Повелителю.

 

(а так же она будет на Kids Awards 27 марта.)

[vincent26523]

 

Никола Пельтц из нового ролика к Повелителю.

 

(а так же она будет на Kids Awards 27 марта.)

 

Сделай картинку поменьше...

[Jane Halsey]

Так надеюсь пойдет?)

 

И еще - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfbeTQ-dbxg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehyNxtifZ_k

[Snake 124]

Jane Halsey, а ты не зарегестрирована на ЛАО?

[Jane Halsey]

Snake 124, На сколько я знаю, нет.

[Gonza]

вполне красивая девочка =)

[trailerman]

Созрела, однако. Аанг счастливчик

[KLBryan]

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[Брэнд]

Трейлер хороший. Шьямалан такого кино еще не снимал и это уже притяно насторожило)) Опять у меня были глюко штампы с "матрицы" но это так))