It's hot as hell, dry and dusty, and the crew has been at work on location for weeks. But work seems to be moving quickly, the vibe is upbeat and positive. Never assume that a happy crew means a film will be good or vice versa but it's a persuasive factor, nonetheless. Favreau works at a distance, composing fragments of the character-heavy sequence under way for the day, but director Jon Favreau quickly makes an appearance, joking that work on the film kicked off with a video game.
We were playing that game together, it's how we kicked off [the film]. Most of us on the set visit had seen the Comic Con footage presentation, during which we were told to expect that mix of classic Western feel and a somewhat old-school sci-fi approach. All the clips are first-act stuff, and I've been asked not to go into detail about it. But a chunk of what we saw is included in the first trailer release, and what I can say is that the stated intention of letting the film breathe as a Western definitely comes across.
The footage we saw was all long takes that allow the actors to build the scene. While these were master shots, and will likely be embellished with close-ups and other footage in the final edit, there is a prevailing sense that this is not fast-paced revisionist storytelling.
While the genre mash-up inherent to the film might seem pretty topical, that sense of needing to tell an old story in a new way isn't there.
Roberto Orci scripted along with Alex Kurtzman and Damon Lindelof, and addition to explaining that executive producers Ron Howard and Steven Spielberg acted as Western film historians in the early days of the production, he elaborates,.
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Oater this world or oater space, a choice of very poor puns for a GOOD movie. Wow i enjoyed this, partially due to the negative reviews here on IMDb thanks guys and in part due to Harrison Ford clearly having more fun with a character than he has in a long time. Its not a perfect film and there are questions that could be asked of some of the plot points, but the questions, such as they are, would require irrelevant exposition, which would only serve to hobble the pace of what is essentially a "Men and Woman on a mission" movie.
What really stands out for me were the scenes at the beginning of the film, Jon Favreau introduces the characters, locations and situations in such a manner that when the real threat manifests itself, despite the films title, it catches you as off guard as the characters are.
The cast are all great, some nice character work from Clancy Brown and Keith Carradine. Daniel Craig brings the stoic, no nonsense aspects of his Bond to Jake and as i said earlier Harrison Ford obviously relishes the role of Dolarhyde.
It reminds me of the films i used to enjoy about twenty years ago, that had lively pace, but were'nt frantic. The effects are special, but not overblown or overwhelming to the point where they become the focus thereby obviating any interest in the characters stories.
I don't want to talk about the story too much and spoil it, i'd just urge you to go and watch it, because this movie is an honest attempt to try something a little different.
Its not Superheroes, its not a TV show, its not a line of toys and its not cute animated whatevers. Its an unlikely, but successful fusion of two genres to produce a film with humour, drama, action and a refreshing amount of practical effects work.
Give it a chance, i really was surprised how much i enjoyed it. FAQ 7. Did Liev Schreiber have an uncredited role as the the bad guy who took over Longeran's gang in this film? Details Edit. Release date July 29, United States. United States India. Official Facebook Official site France. English Apache languages. Box office Edit.
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