#sushispider1212

oooooo....an evil part of me wants the 1960s disney film the sword and the stone to be remade, so that I may suffer as so many have suffered (I never saw the disney renaissance stuff when I was a kid, so I didn't have personal connections to the travesties of beauty & the beast and such). show me the hideous cgi squirrels (the girl squirrel is still more pink but they make her chitter more scottish to make her a red squirrel #SOCIALCOMMENTARY). a lbxd mutual of mine declared that the incredible mr. limpet should be remade by the Coens, who I am neutral toward, but with Steve Buscemi & John Goodman(!), who I would die for - but the whole gimmick is that's only half animated, so it can't count. I'm being snide, which is unlike me, but this is difficult - I don't believe live action & animation are opposites or unconnected, but even films that don't have special Meaning in their animation / emotion that could be created through filming with the right sets, color, and care, I find hard to see as worth it or needing a fresh interpretation (unless the animated movie is itself an adaptation maybe?). what this has revealed to me is ive never seen a movie

I’m afraid I don’t know enough video games, not enough to have a spoonful even - but even without a title in mind, for zero dollars…I imagine it would have to be a game firmly “in” reality (no effects) and in modern times, and I imagine an indie game would have loyal fans. Maybe a walking simulator would provide enough narrative sauce - I only know of a few films that attempt a camera Always from one character’s pov, all derided, so drop that, but creatively using the tools of the image & language & the camera instead of the text & image interpretation more common in games would be pretty enjoyable to watch. Sorry for this copout 64 year old man answer

@sushispider1212’s hero - absolutely love her design, even if im not sure I got her head exactly right. would DEFINITELY split a basket of crab and terrible dirty rice with him.