Post by DarkElastic on Jun 21, 2005 11:45:27 GMT
Because not all questions are going to be answered by Timbo, I have started this thread so people can share what they have asked.
Please keep it clean people.
Here are the ones I asked:
1. Why was a lot of the Artilleryman proposal scene - when he meets the writer again near the end of the film - cut out of the movie?
2. Why add simple effects like fire, blood and the Red weed after the movie with computer graphics? Surely they would have looked better done on set, live, to give your actors something to visualise and react to.
3. Why did the writer confront the Artilleryman in such a ferocious manner when he enters his garden? As a gentleman of that time he would not have done that. Nor was it in the book.
4. Why did you cut the part out of your film when the man gets run over by the horse and cart - in the 'Exodus from London' chapter of the book. The man breaks his back, but still grasps at his money, and bites the brother when he tries to help. Why did you just have him killed? Surely it would have had more impact H. G. Wells' way.
Please keep it clean people.
Here are the ones I asked:
1. Why was a lot of the Artilleryman proposal scene - when he meets the writer again near the end of the film - cut out of the movie?
2. Why add simple effects like fire, blood and the Red weed after the movie with computer graphics? Surely they would have looked better done on set, live, to give your actors something to visualise and react to.
3. Why did the writer confront the Artilleryman in such a ferocious manner when he enters his garden? As a gentleman of that time he would not have done that. Nor was it in the book.
4. Why did you cut the part out of your film when the man gets run over by the horse and cart - in the 'Exodus from London' chapter of the book. The man breaks his back, but still grasps at his money, and bites the brother when he tries to help. Why did you just have him killed? Surely it would have had more impact H. G. Wells' way.
