I'm straight but I must say that actor (who plays woodsman) is by far the MOST DASHIEST man I have ever seen
Oz's Tin Man Retooled in Awesome Steampunk Prequel
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I saw the company that did all of the effects at MomoCon in April (and even the guy who wears the full Tin Woodsman suit). They're called "Penny Dreadful Productions" and they're bloody amazing. They showed off some props and the trailer, plus another steampunk short film they did called "That's Magic!".
Oh, and they have steampunk Boba Fett.
Anyway, I'm hyped to see that video as soon as my computer decides to work.
Oh, and they have steampunk Boba Fett.
Anyway, I'm hyped to see that video as soon as my computer decides to work.
That was great, couldn't help but feel a little tug on the old heartstrings when the tin man was standing there alone in the forest, covered in vines.
Wouldn't have thought this to be made by anything other than a major studio, given the quality of production values on display here as well...
Wouldn't have thought this to be made by anything other than a major studio, given the quality of production values on display here as well...
D': I totally bawled. SO good! Definitely faving that one, will return from time to time. Seriously, beautifully sad, but also incredibly well made. As one commenter said, "Looks like money, tastes like story."
That was really impressive, the acting was great and I loved the design of the Tin Man. Good Job, I hope to see more like this.
That was indeed very cool and moving. But I can't help but be bothered by one thing - wouldn't the woodcutter have eventually caught on to the fact that his axe was cursed? Like, when he cut off one of his legs? If I was him, around that time I would've been like "alright, time to get a new axe" (or if the curse affects any axe he wields, to never touch an axe again).
That was truly beautiful, very well fleshed out. And is it just me, or does the voice of the narrator (the Wizard) rival sexy voices like Stewart's, James Earl Jones' and Jackson's? That was one sexay voice.
Oh and was the buldge in this suit really necessary? Really?
Oh and was the buldge in this suit really necessary? Really?
As much as I wanted to, sadly I didn't. I guess my heart is destroyed as well.vansau said:
That was really quite awesome. Probably the best fan productions of anything I've ever seen (Despite most of them being made by jumped-up teenagers in their back gardens with phone cameras). A truly professional job.
Awww, that's really sad!
I'm impressed, though. I want to see these people doing a TV show or something.
I'm impressed, though. I want to see these people doing a TV show or something.
Damn. That was damn good.
Here's hoping they do one for the Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion
Here's hoping they do one for the Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion
It's a fairy tale. This kind of logic doesn't come into it.ThaBenMan said:
Haha bollywood would be brilliant...... in fact, that would be more than brilliant. Heh.TheBluesader said:
And yeahh, alright it wasn't the biggest unexpected move I suppose. I was half expecting it, but it was still a powerful moment for me,
Heh. As awesome as that would be.... I somehow think it may have ruined the emotional side of it somewhat. Plus, this is only fan made...haha.