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lmorgado · 02-07-2021

So I was watching the Super Bowl and there was a trailer spot that shows M. Night's newest film that's going to come out sometime in the summer, I believe. It is called 'Old' and it involves Age Progression of both male and female characters.

While I don't watch any of Night's film, with the exception of the The Last Airbender because I watch the show and I feel sad on how that went, but this does have some potential and there is the question of how they handle the characters aging, be that real life actors or CGI. But the one thing about this film, and this is my thought, is that all of the scenes are inspired by this graphic novel called 'Sandcastle'. Notice certain scenes that are similar to the comic and definitely has a feel to it. Thought I find it strange that this film didn't get the title of the comic as it would've been appropriate. Just slapping a new title just doesn't feel like it's based on the comic it's coming out of. But it's just me. I want to know what you guys think of this movie and if you want to watch it. I can give you the link to the TV trailer to see for yourself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8xXNxBdhj8

#WherearetheGoodCartoons?

02-07-2021	#1
lmorgado Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: United States Posts: 101	M. Night's newest film involving Age Progression So I was watching the Super Bowl and there was a trailer spot that shows M. Night's newest film that's going to come out sometime in the summer, I believe. It is called 'Old' and it involves Age Progression of both male and female characters. While I don't watch any of Night's film, with the exception of the The Last Airbender because I watch the show and I feel sad on how that went, but this does have some potential and there is the question of how they handle the characters aging, be that real life actors or CGI. But the one thing about this film, and this is my thought, is that all of the scenes are inspired by this graphic novel called 'Sandcastle'. Notice certain scenes that are similar to the comic and definitely has a feel to it. Thought I find it strange that this film didn't get the title of the comic as it would've been appropriate. Just slapping a new title just doesn't feel like it's based on the comic it's coming out of. But it's just me. I want to know what you guys think of this movie and if you want to watch it. I can give you the link to the TV trailer to see for yourself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8xXNxBdhj8 #WherearetheGoodCartoons?