Comments on: A sneak peek of the Wild Things? http://blog.tystoybox.com/20080219/a-sneak-peek-of-the-wild-things/ Licensing Industry News and Information Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:32:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: Izzy Neis http://blog.tystoybox.com/20080219/a-sneak-peek-of-the-wild-things/#comment-108489 Tue, 19 Feb 2008 18:30:11 +0000 http://blog.tystoybox.com/20080219/a-sneak-peek-of-the-wild-things/#comment-108489 The less CGI the better!!!! I loved "Labyrinth" and the early "Star Wars" because their creative use of visuals & muppetry made me think "how'd they do that? Is it possible....?" Where as with CGI I immediately think "Oh, that's CGI" -- which, in my humble opinion-- takes all the wonder and curiosity out of it. If that's the design? I love the kids costume and how curious/slightly destructive the kid seems-- my 8 year old campers were like that when they were in their comfort zone, when they were challenged, they were a lot more aggressive. I'm psyched-- as long as it isn't a cop out like Burton's Charlie & the Chocolate Factory. The less CGI the better!!!!

I loved “Labyrinth” and the early “Star Wars” because their creative use of visuals & muppetry made me think “how’d they do that? Is it possible….?” Where as with CGI I immediately think “Oh, that’s CGI” — which, in my humble opinion– takes all the wonder and curiosity out of it.

If that’s the design? I love the kids costume and how curious/slightly destructive the kid seems– my 8 year old campers were like that when they were in their comfort zone, when they were challenged, they were a lot more aggressive.

I’m psyched– as long as it isn’t a cop out like Burton’s Charlie & the Chocolate Factory.

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