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Violence or non-violent, willing victim or resistance, pleasure or pain, constant or changed personality, slow medium or fast change, anthro or feral final form, tail or not, skin-rip or not? And that's just off the top of my head and thinking about werewolves, much less all the other TF possibilities. As much as we might dream, there will never be the ultimate work that satisfies the TF community. |
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Re: Max Landis Writing/Directing AWIL remake
I think there are two things you need to look at: The budget and the director.
If they make it up to be a blockbuster with a budget over 100mil then it will be about par with everything that has come after AWIL. The execs will get involved and focus test the ever living shit out of it. What you want is a 20 mil film, that seems to be the magic number. Most studio higher ups really don't give a shit about these "small" films, preferring to be involved in the blockbusters, because if they do well, they look good. So the reins are usually a bit looser on these films. If they get a cult hit, then they make back their money in spades. If not, well... its only 20 mil. And a for a movie like this which has one CG character who only shows up sporadically on film, 20mil is plenty... in skilled hands. Now the director. I know nothing about the director. I heard Chronicle was good. Has anyone seen his stuff? If he is a director who is able to come into a film with a vision and stick with it then we have some hope. Last edited by Rob Senta; 11-15-2016 at 01:07 AM. |
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Whoa, wait, it didn't click for me until this moment that John Landis was the director of AWIL. Man, in that case, Max Landis has probably heard more about his dad's intended sequel about Alex being similarly cursed than anyone else on the planet.
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Re: Max Landis Writing/Directing AWIL remake
I don't know if this was mentioned yet (sorry, will fully admit to being to lazy to read every post on the other 6 pages) but speaking of Max Landis, he's the one behind the new Dirk Gently series, in which a girl had her body swapped with a corgi. Theres no process at all, except for one scene where the girl trapped inside the corgi, I don't know, 'spirit yells' (?) at this one character and we see her face emerge from the dog. Again, not a TF with process.
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You are such an odd person.
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Don't just throw a series of random words together from the internet and assume they form coherent sentences. It doesn't work that way. You are the oddest person here, currently. We had an odder one, but I think he died or was banned forever.. or both. So yes, you are presently the oddest duck in a pond of ducks who are much less odd than yourself, deal with that reality. |
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Call me naïve, but there's a lot more to TF material for me than just the jerk-off factor. Tragedy, drama, pathos, comedy, horror, actual honest-to-goodness decent storytelling. I think boiling everything down to masturbation is a tad cynical, to be honest.
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You can have non-sexual TF's that incorporate all the aspects you just mentioned. It can be comical, horrifying, dramatic, tell a good story, etc etc. But if it does, I think there's more than a good chance that what you're going to get isn't really going to be what a lot of folks on this board are looking for when they come to this fetish site. What people who are coming to this fetish site are looking for is exactly the kind of TF that isn't going to make it to the big screen, particularly when it comes to female TF's. I'm sure a female werewolf story could be told on the big screen that's comical, dramatic, etc...but it's not going to go into a graphic and in-depth metamorphosis of the female form...which is pretty much the core foundation of The Process. See what I'm saying?
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