honestly, for me, this loses a little something when i know that the guy who made it is a professional costume maker.
Generally the people who do the costumes of various sorts are just people who are REALLY into said video game, anime, etc. They then start from scratch and depending on variables such as tools, materials, time, and overall commitment to the project. They then give it a shot and, based on these variables, the costume comes out to some degree of quality. This guy though could not particularly give a rats and still do an absolute top notch job.
The suit is absolutely beautiful (i cant believe the drill actually spins!)and i truly admire him for his talent, but this is almost like comparing food prepared by someone like me who cook every once in a while, to a gourmet meal prepared by a 5 star world renowned chef.
@jrghoull: i don't see that it detracts from it at all. there are plenty, likely tens of thousnads or more, who do the same professional work he does without spending their free time on costumes for video games. it's obvious he gives a rats ass because if he didn't there's no way he'd spend all the money on materials and all the time to assemble them on such a project.
unless he's just using his professional skills to get laid but for that little sister who could really blame him if that's the case?
@OW-Holmes--Upset with Polling: would you kindly explain what, specifically, peaks your interest in a cos-play of a middle aged man in a tan double brested business suit and glasses carrying a golf club?
I honestly think, as sequels go. 28 weeks later was one of my favourites. A nice twist on one of the main characters and some good old zombie action. Bioshock seems like its in good hands. But this particular film is going to be an entirly different monster. The budget alone to create the undersea city will have to be huge. And no matter how you look at it..it will have to be CGI heavy for those wonderful computer game shots. My only worry is that the studio doesnt dig deep enough to support this video game movie. I hope Bioshock is the turning point, then Halo and Gears of War will get massive budgets and be awesome. No pressure then Juan!!!!
Edited by CoffinDodger (If the typos crap. Blame my keyboard) at 08/25/09 3:28 PM
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I would prefer a more straightforward steampunk movie. I loved Bioshock, but I doubt it'd be the first good video game movie.
And I don't like bad movies.
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Generally the people who do the costumes of various sorts are just people who are REALLY into said video game, anime, etc. They then start from scratch and depending on variables such as tools, materials, time, and overall commitment to the project. They then give it a shot and, based on these variables, the costume comes out to some degree of quality. This guy though could not particularly give a rats and still do an absolute top notch job.
The suit is absolutely beautiful (i cant believe the drill actually spins!)and i truly admire him for his talent, but this is almost like comparing food prepared by someone like me who cook every once in a while, to a gourmet meal prepared by a 5 star world renowned chef.
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unless he's just using his professional skills to get laid but for that little sister who could really blame him if that's the case?
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I wonder if I could get that done in a month?
09/21/09
I would however like to see an Andrew Ryan costume.
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Kidding. That's awesome. And a little scary how much time was devoted to it.
09/22/09
@crashedpc : unrein: there you go
*yeah, I know it's not what you meant*
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And I don't like bad movies.