Madagascar
Sorry, I guess I just couldn't think of any! 
Hmmmm.....how about.....will he EVER do a commentary on any of the DW DVDs, with or without the other directors? THAT would be interesting.
Oh, well, that's it for now!
If you get a chance, thanks ahead of time!
Hmmmm.....how about.....will he EVER do a commentary on any of the DW DVDs, with or without the other directors? THAT would be interesting.
Oh, well, that's it for now!
If you get a chance, thanks ahead of time!You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
1. If they aren't affraid that the general public won't like the different style of the Madagascar characters.
2. Why they always choose Big names for the voices, and not less big names but with better voices.
2. Why they always choose Big names for the voices, and not less big names but with better voices.
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Madagascar early review
I didn't feel as though this news was professional enough to report on the main page. Still, I think it's noteworthy that 'magatsu' has posted a pretty positive early review of Madagascar in a new forum thread at IMDB.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0351283/boa ... d/18809935
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0351283/boa ... d/18809935
JK kept talking about it. He would say, "Well, they're famous because they're really good at what they do. That's why we use them." I guess it's about maintaining the status quo. He kept talking about how spectacular his big name voice talent was although none of them talked about themselves that way. Somebody asked them if any of them had auditioned for their part and Ben Stiller piped right in and said, "I absolutely guarantee you that if I had auditioned for this part I wouldn't have got it." Which was funny because he just decimated everything Katzenberg had been saying.
The voice work was pretty decent in the movie. There was never anything that really rubbed me the wrong way but on the other hand there was nothing about any of the performances that made think, "I sure am glad they got Mr. Famous to do such-and-such a character because, boy, he really nailed it." And at the beginning of the film I kept getting the distinct impression that they were just reading their lines. Still, it doesn't ruin the movie. The movie to me has been just like every other DreamWorks movie so far: if you have an hour and half to kill then go ahead and watch it. It was still pretty engaging and the colors were nice and I noticed that they worked in a lot of cartoony effects that I hadn't seen in previous CGI movies.
BTW, the penguins are Kowalski, Private, Skipper, and Rico.
The voice work was pretty decent in the movie. There was never anything that really rubbed me the wrong way but on the other hand there was nothing about any of the performances that made think, "I sure am glad they got Mr. Famous to do such-and-such a character because, boy, he really nailed it." And at the beginning of the film I kept getting the distinct impression that they were just reading their lines. Still, it doesn't ruin the movie. The movie to me has been just like every other DreamWorks movie so far: if you have an hour and half to kill then go ahead and watch it. It was still pretty engaging and the colors were nice and I noticed that they worked in a lot of cartoony effects that I hadn't seen in previous CGI movies.
BTW, the penguins are Kowalski, Private, Skipper, and Rico.
Violet... Surprised you didn't realise that Antz and, to an extent, Shrek were actually animated by PDI in a Disney/Pixar like deal between DreamWorks and Pacific Data Images (PDI).
After being impressed with their Antz work, and going in on Shrek, DreamWorks elected to buy out PDI, and even though the unit is now called DreamWorks Animation, the PDI logo still appears on the films themselves.
Just check out the credits of any DWs CG film, or the back cover to films up to (and including Shrek 2) for the PDI/DreamWorks connection. Now renamed DWs Animation, the PDI seems to be fading a bit now, but essentially the staff are a mix of PDI originals and some Disney folk that JK lured over with him.
Just for the record!
After being impressed with their Antz work, and going in on Shrek, DreamWorks elected to buy out PDI, and even though the unit is now called DreamWorks Animation, the PDI logo still appears on the films themselves.
Just check out the credits of any DWs CG film, or the back cover to films up to (and including Shrek 2) for the PDI/DreamWorks connection. Now renamed DWs Animation, the PDI seems to be fading a bit now, but essentially the staff are a mix of PDI originals and some Disney folk that JK lured over with him.
Just for the record!
