At the end of that clip where she takes off her gloves and whispers "I'm not gonna hurt you." I just imagine all this blood splattering on the walls as she's dismembered.
The creature wasn't created in a lab. It is simply a sloth which is hairless due to Adrian Brody testing a new hair removal product at the Nair R&D labs. At the end of the movie the sloth escapes and is beaten to death by a group of kids then thrown into a river.
@FrankenPC: Oh you're a fan eh? Well, have you seen this great movie called STAR WAR? Oh and after that, there was another one called ALL THE JEDI RETURN, that was good too....
@Makidian: we've seen pictures of the "adult" version of Dren: as she matures she gets increasingly more human; her adult form is basically...a human with digitigrade legs that end in chicken-feet, and her face is...slightly wider than a normal human's, I think they digitally move the actresses' eyes just slightly wider set than normal; its subtle enough that a normal human COULD conceivably have this face; she maintains a ridgeline down the middle of her head; also she stays bald. But she looks basically like a human when she matures; the odd-mouth shape in this one appears to be like a live "ontogeny recapitulating phylogeny" thing;
***the big thing is that Dren has wings, but they're fully retractable; they're like bat-wings in that they're bone spurs with membranes of skin between them, but they fold flush against her arms so you don't notice them when they're not in use.
@Makidian: I feel your pain. I'm in the same situation myself. If I want to see something good I have to pay at least twice the amount to get to where it's playing.
Yeah, me and my wife were kicking around the lab one day and she said, "hey sweetie, wouldn't it be great if we made a baby with an ass on its face?" And I said, "Yeah! but let's make it part chicken, part Sumatran rat-monkey as well." That night we wrote up a grant and the rest was history. We even sold the rights to our story to Hollywood, which they're going to turn into a movie, and then a sitcom spin-off called "You, Me, And Ass-Faced Baby Make Three"
@wanion: Doesn't it look like the before pictures that the cleft palate folks put out, to encourage you to give the money they'll use to fix kids faces?
@wanion: and instead of a bunch of penis tentacles they are going to give us a creature who has over a 100 penis tentacles and can subdue at least 40 girls at one time.
I applaud the measure. We'll see how it really delivers when the first few projects hit the screen, but any progress in Western animation towards a medium rather than a genre is wicked news. Go Disney!
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The creature wasn't created in a lab. It is simply a sloth which is hairless due to Adrian Brody testing a new hair removal product at the Nair R&D labs. At the end of the movie the sloth escapes and is beaten to death by a group of kids then thrown into a river.
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"You am play gods!"
"No! Am science!"
*chicken-man-rat becomes next president of the United States*
"ME AM PLAY GODS!"
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That's an epic failure for a science fiction fan.
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***the big thing is that Dren has wings, but they're fully retractable; they're like bat-wings in that they're bone spurs with membranes of skin between them, but they fold flush against her arms so you don't notice them when they're not in use.
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we didn't remove her eyes - just used a 2D/3D trick
more crazy stuff in the final film :)
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@wanion: Doesn't it look like the before pictures that the cleft palate folks put out, to encourage you to give the money they'll use to fix kids faces?
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You mean, like The Black Cauldron or Land Before Time (the first one) or N.H.I.M.? Sure, I'm in anyday.
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