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ABrownrigg wrote:At the moment, I'm prepping for another night at the screenplay with Silver, and Ed. We're really working out reasons for violence, and violent characters. I don't want anyone to be 'evil' in this thing. No one is evil for the sake of being evil. EVERYONE believes that what they are doing is justified in some way, be it greed, envy, money, the like.
Even Hitler did not believe he was evil.. He thought he was doing the right thing. Now he WAS evil IMHO, but you get my point.
I will have no snidely whiplash characters in this film. No werewolves rubbing their paws together just to F*** with someone for no reason.
It is my sincerest hope that if someone delves enough into the storyline, and they find out the reasons, and the justifications by the charcters for the evil acts they commit, then THAT will frighten them even more.
Especially when the audience begins to see how they themselves could see things from that point of view. Its not just a physical ride, its big emotion... I'm avoiding philosophy however, keeping things to the physical and emotional. I think its just becoming too much for this story.
ICABrownrigg wrote:I've said it before, and I'll say it again.
I couldn't care less whether its R, or PG 13. I'm not building a movie for ratings.
Maybe for you...Silverclaw wrote:Heh, It would not be boring to see a human getting eaten.
Good.ABrownrigg wrote:I couldn't care less whether its R, or PG 13. I'm not building a movie for ratings.
Reilune wrote:I once heard an anthropology student say she had the opportunity to taste human. According to her human is like bacon. Oink.
I guess they really weren't kidding when they referred to humans as "long pig."Reilune wrote:I once heard an anthropology student say she had the opportunity to taste human. According to her human is like bacon. Oink.
Canines like wolves do not chew technically speaking. Dogs don't chew even though people say they do. They just don't have the necessary teeth and jaw muscles for true chewing.Noa wrote:The repetative bitting motions canines do is their way of chewing their food.... just fyi
It's good you guys aren't making the movie for ratings.
I agree with Figarou, having a werewolf film that's emotional could change the way people think of werewolves.... it could discourage the mindless killing machine opinion many people have come to be accostom to...