Ghibli Tavern - Print: The Red Turtle

Ghibli Tavern (http://www.onlineghibli.com/tavern/index.php)
|- Ghibli Discussions (http://www.onlineghibli.com/tavern/board.php?boardid=4)
|-- The Red Turtle (http://www.onlineghibli.com/tavern/threadid.php?boardid=4&threadid=3664)

Posted by arren18 on 05.15.2016, 05:35 AM:

The Red Turtle

A while ago I remember people talked about Ghibli working on a co-production with a European studio. I'd forgotten all about it, but then I was shown this trailer today.

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/feature-film/...nes-139647.html

__________________

Posted by saviour2012 on 05.15.2016, 02:56 PM:

it is quite interesting, i dont remember seeing any serious film that does not have dialogue. I thought only comedies work dialogue less.

__________________
Watch everything but only take the good things from it

Ask, think and learn. Because the more we know the more we grow.

Watching the wrong to happen is the same as commiting the wrong.

If it looks like things are forcing you to be creative, Then be creative.

its a uniquely Miyazaki film, one only he could make and its uniqueness places it beyond being easily critiqued.[About Porco Rosso]
taken from a quote of Saddletank and Orphic Okapi

Posted by paperbullet on 05.17.2016, 11:14 PM:

"2001: A Space Odyssey" and "WALL-E" don't have much dialogue, but both are classics. Not to mention all the Charlie Chaplin silent films.

Posted by saviour2012 on 05.18.2016, 11:40 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by paperbullet
"2001: A Space Odyssey" and "WALL-E" don't have much dialogue, but both are classics. Not to mention all the Charlie Chaplin silent films.

i have not seen space odyssey. i agree they are great films. and i think charlie chaplin falls in the comedy category. but they are great sure, thats why i said it will be interesting to see how it will deliver

Posted by makc on 12.08.2016, 08:06 PM:

this trailer gave too much away. although, one cool detail was left out
Spoiler!, highlight to read.

the musicians were strong hint that the whole thing could be just one life-long hallucination of that poor man

__________________
It's now very common to hear people say, 'I'm rather offended by that.' As if that gives them certain rights. It's actually nothing more... than a whine. 'I find that offensive.' It has no meaning; it has no purpose; it has no reason to be respected as a phrase. 'I am offended by that.' Well, so loving what - Stephen Fry.