The movie was beautiful. At the same time, it was so real. You can easily find yourself in it. I loved every detail. Character design, architectural design, scenario. Both animation and scenario were amazing. Laughing, crying, being surprised, admiring, the movie made them all feel at the...
I finally had time to watch the movie on Disney+ and I love it so much. A second part - maybe with the steam baby/child - would be really nice. PTPrime Archives·11/9/2023 Copy Link I mean yeah true, I agree with u bro
especially considering that one of their movie’s leads, ember, was actually supposed to be made of the stuff. they had tools to make a flame effect from years of previous animations, but when you actually tried to shape it into a character, the results were pretty terrifying, ...
Would you believe that this movie depicts Earth elementals growing vegetation and plucking fruit, but never explores the role of water in that process? From a design perspective, Elemental is certainly interested in the look of fire and water, and how to design an anthropomorphic elemental ...
Hara:Yeah, we were. We finished the CG concept art in advance, and the movie team went to work about 8 months later, I think. The ruins in the CG movies have a mecha quality to them, but the feeling I wanted to convey was more of an electric living organism. I thought it would ...
Can a movie exist as both a hit and a flop at the same time? If so, 2023’s Elemental represents that dual status. On one hand, the film started relatively slowly at the box office, as it opened with a low-by-Pixar-standards $29 million in the US. The movie looked likely to ...
especially considering that one of their movie’s leads, ember, was actually supposed to be made of the stuff. they had tools to make a flame effect from years of previous animations, but when you actually tried to shape it into a character, the results were pretty terrifying, a cross bet...