Andy Serkis Reveals the Core Similarity Between His New Movie ‘Animal Farm’ and Critical Darling ‘Andor’
This movie is going to suck so much ass lol
and shares a filming update for The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum.
this is the most doomer thing in the article for me. Please just let LOTR die.
I think this is the place to start. Have a piglet who understands that they are sort of more intelligent to a certain extent, but actually, all his best friends, i.e., Boxer and all of the other animals, make him connect with them, be best friends, and not see differences between them.” So, that was the point.
So Andy completely buys into Orwell's elitist vision of the world. That's just great. Luckily the movie is going to bomb because only weirdos like us are paying attention to it.
The hunt for gollum source material wise is super super straightforward. They find him and the Aragon has to drag him all around kingdom come while he's super not cooperative. It would make for such a bad movie. I should personally be given the film rights to lotr and the budgets. My Children of Hurin trilogy would blow everyone away
Children of Hurin trilogy
That'd be a depressing watch... get to work on it already!
My Children of Hurin
Not that any of the adaptions they're making are going to be good, but my understanding they are basically only allowed to adapt whats in the original Trilogy (Including appendices) and the Hobbit. So that's why there's a dogshit Rings of Power amazon show and the Hunt for Gollum.
Starring Nick Nolte as Aragorn Son of Arathorn and Eddie Murphy as Gollum?
The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum.
How many fucking LOTR movies have there already been?
The Lord of the Rings 57: The Franchise That Cannot Die! (2075)
Roman numerals would be visually better. But I think they'd weaken the joke. After 39 I start forgetting what's what.
I'd love to adapt 1984 extremely faithfully but secretly adhering to that theory that 1984 has a biased narrator, and that Oceania is actually a quite effective and benevolent socialist state especially when given the context of a recent devastating nuclear war and an ongoing three way cold-war that Oceania cannot win outright. Show Winston as the petty misogynist with SA fantasies he is in the book. Show the peaceful and comfortable living conditions of the proletariat. Make the fanatical party members cool and given them amazing uniforms like a reverse empire from Star Wars, that tricks nerds into thinking state socialism is cool.
The whole thing with the telescreens being secret cameras monitored by humans 24/7 could be reframed as Winston's paranoia. Same with every child being a communist spy.
How I'd adapt it is, I'd keep it the same except change it so that at the end, he escapes Oceania and defects to one of the other nations. Give the reveal that his account has been some sorta
style propaganda piece.The camera pans out from the end of him giving his account as a guest on a talk show, revealing it was playing on a tv in a shop window that some grubby urchins are watching through the glass
One of them turns to the others and says "gee, life might suck here, but thank god we don't live over there!"
"Fascism is when the government does stuff. The government doing stuff is communism. So fascism is communism. I am very intelligent."
jk,
, we're coolYour flakes have been bongled.
dammit, i thought i was clever
Serkis Act :kelly:
Odd coincidence that this shit comes out right as millions of libs are taking to the streets, an experience that may radicalize some of them
I want to just point out how far America has fallen. I'm American and I'm embarrassed. Back in the day, the CIA, I read, were the first people to finance a version of Animal Farm, and now you think about our government, and they wouldn't in a million years want people thinking like this. It's crazy.
Anyways, here's this really expensive movie based on that book.
Because Gilroy chose to focus on writing future episodes and rarely came to set, Luna served as his consigliere. In addition to advising on casting and production and art design, he addressed actors’ questions about the writer’s motivations for a character and asked for certain scenes to be shot again to align more with Gilroy’s vision. When deciding whether to give actor Muhannad Ben Amor, who plays young rebel Wilmon Paak, a bigger role, Gilroy looked to Luna. “I go to Diego, ‘Man, tell me, what do you think? Let’s talk to this kid — can we really get this second season out of him?’ Those kinds of things are invaluable.” (When asked about shouldering so much responsibility, Luna laughs: “I slept much better than Tony over those years.”)
huh dunno why I posted this unrelated extract about Diego Luna. Anyway how come Serkis wasn't in Andor season 2? his character's death may have been implied but starwars characters have survived far worse odds and Andy's performance in season 1 got a lot of buzz...
Andy's performance probably worked because Kino actually believed that he could fairly be released if he worked hard enough in the empire's prison lol
An actor has a bad opinion?
But how!?
goat status: washed
Boxer will be played by Chris Pratt. He's so cool!
Both pieces of media are easily digestible libertarian propaganda. Anticommunist takes on Andor are more common than the people calling it Marxist would think
"I wanted to tell a story about fascism"
Ok so then adapt Orwell's life, not this drivel, it'll have more impact
You'd think they would make a biopic about Orwell, but that would mean painting the POUM and the Spanish Republicans in a positive light. So instead it's made up stories about made up people doing made up shit so liberals can inform their worldview.
Communism doesn't work because of a story i made up. Checkmate, everybody