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Ga hoole · Message par **Ga hoole** » ven. 25 juin 2010 15:56

Bonjour à tous.La page facebook officiel livres et film pour nos amis de Ga'Hoole est en ligne. Alors n'hésitez pas à venir vous inscrire.http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/page ... 052?ref=tsA bientôt

Message par **Altan** » jeu. 15 juil. 2010 01:40

Des affiches !:arrow: http://www.elbakin.net/fantasy/news/12463-Le-Royaume-de-GaHoole-:-des-hiboux-a-laffiche

Message par **Aslan** » jeu. 29 juil. 2010 08:17

Une affiche !:arrow: http://www.elbakin.net/fantasy/news/125 ... de-GaHoole

Message par **Aslan** » ven. 13 août 2010 09:48

Message par **Altan** » jeu. 19 août 2010 03:04

Je suis toujours curieux, j'ai un peu peur que le côté fun de Happy Feet soit plus ténu. Les films d'animation de ce type qui marchent se rejoignent tous autour du comique.

Message par **Aslan** » ven. 20 août 2010 09:29

5 photos toutes mignonnes.

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Message par **Aléthia** » ven. 20 août 2010 14:46

Ces images sont vraiment de grande qualité ! Sur la photo dans les tons de bleu, la chouette à l'air super triste ... c'est tellement bien fait qu'elle m'en a mis un coup au moral !

Message par **Akallabeth** » lun. 30 août 2010 16:25

Ca a l'air chouette non? :jesors:

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Message par **Aslan** » lun. 30 août 2010 18:07

Meilleur que Dragons...

Message par **Goldberry** » mar. 31 août 2010 17:48

En tout cas, je l'attends de pied ferme, alors que je n'avais aucun espoir particulier avant Dragons.

Message par **Aslan** » jeu. 2 sept. 2010 09:38

Tiens, le Mordor.

Message par **Gillossen** » ven. 10 sept. 2010 16:14

Toujours aussi chouette, oui, bon !

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Message par **Goldberry** » dim. 12 sept. 2010 14:21

Bon, je me permets d'annoncer celui-là, car moi aussi je l'attends beaucoup...

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Message par **Gillossen** » dim. 19 sept. 2010 17:05

UP !:arrow: http://www.elbakin.net/fantasy/news/128 ... au-rapportEspérons pour le film qu'il suscite plus de curiosité en salles !

Message par **Aléthia** » dim. 19 sept. 2010 17:36

C'est une très bonne idée, je trouve, que de mettre en rapport la tête du personnage et le visage de sa voix. J'ai hâte de voir le film en VO. Dame Helen Mirren est une actrice admirable et on retrouve au générique la crème du cinéma australien. En effet, ont notamment participé au film Geoffrey Rush, Hugo Weaving, David Wenham et des acteurs issus du petit écran comme Emilie de Ravin (Lost, Remember me) et Ryan Kwanten (True Blood). J'ai hâte

Message par **King Kong** » mer. 22 sept. 2010 13:53

Allez, du nerf !

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Message par **John Carter** » mer. 22 sept. 2010 16:59

C'est finalement l'un des seuls films de fantasy qui m'intriguent cette année et c'est encore une production Jeunesse... Mais si c'est aussi bon que Happy Feet dans un autre registre, je signe tout de suite.

Message par **Gillossen** » sam. 25 sept. 2010 14:43

Latino Review a écrit :I've been very vocal when it comes to my distaste for 3D. I think it's a gimmick that sucks more money out of moviegoers when you don't get anything in return but a headache and a darkened picture. Films like Alice in Wonderland and Clash of the Titans looked awful and Pirahna 3D gave me a headache for hours. Is 3D getting any better? I'm happy to say that in some cases it is.Despite my reservations, there have been some pretty great 3D experiences for me in the theater and they've all come from animated movies. True, I have said many times that the 3D darkens the picture and you miss some detail in cartoons, but when it's done right it actually enriches the experience. I'll give you some examples of animated films I thought worked and those that didn't, leading up to the whole point of this article, which is that some animated films should be experienced in 3D like Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole. Consider this quick article a half review/half look into Legend. No, Warner Brothers didn't pay me to pimp their movie. I just figured I'd kill two birds with one stone with a review and I've been wanting to talk about 3D in animated films for a while now.Here are my impressions of 3D in animated films so far. Like I said, this is a quick article so I'm not going to go into too much detail:Coraline was so impressive I can't imagine watching it in 2D. I've seen it three times in the theater in 3D and loved it each and everytime. I loved the way they made the 3D more intense towards the end of the picture.Avatar looked just flat out amazing. It's not an animated movie per se but you can't do an article on 3D without mentioning it.Disney's footage of Beauty and the Beast in 3D was so visually impressive I'm wondering what the hell is going on with it. They showed footage of it at this year's ShoWest and I never imagined a hand drawn feature could show such multiple planes of depth. When I asked the Disney folks how far along they were with the conversion, nobody seemed to know. Hopefully they're still working on it.A Christmas Carol with Jim Carrey looked great.Not a single damn thing from Dreamworks has impressed me. For some reason these guys don't utilize 3D as well as they could. The exception being the flying scenes in How to Train Your Dragon and Tai Lung's escape sequence in Kung-Fu Panda. 20th Century Fox's animated features have the same problem.Battle For Terra's 3D was so bad it made me want to punch babies. In the face.Despicable Me made great use of 3D.Bolt looked great in 3D but the picture was darkened too much. I blame the projection on that one though.Anything Pixar looks awesome in 3D. I even watched Toy Story 1 and 2 when they re-released it in 3D.I'm really excited to see Tangled in 3D. I've already seen the 2D version, so I'm curious to see what 3D adds to it.And that brings me up to today's release of The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole, Zack Snyder's first animated feature based off of the children's books. I know I didn't review it but I thought it was a solid animated film with a simple story that I think kids will dig. But what really stands out was the animation and how Zack convincingly uses 3D.I actually can't imagine seeing this movie in 2D. The camera work in Legend of the Guardians was nothing short of spectacular. I think Zack has a real future in animated films if he wanted to go in that direction. He's even said in interviews the toughest part for him directing this was having to dial it down.The flying sequences look incredible. I was pretty blown away by how effective Zack was at creating such immersive environments. It reminded me of the 3D in Avatar and the Beauty and the Beast tests, where you see multiple planes of depth instead of some after the fact slop job done to a film that was shot in 2D. A sequence where the owls are flying through a storm on the way to see the Guardians was pretty amazing as was the fire sequence at the end. A testament to the team over at Animal Logic for such good work.If you're going to spend your money this weekend on a 3D movie, spend it on Legend of the Guardians. You won't regret it. It really was impressive looking and I'm glad to see that filmmakers are starting to finally figure out how to effectively use 3D and animation. It's a step in the right direction.Again, if utilized correctly the format actually works. Let's just hope studios take their time with it instead of doing more rush jobs. I don't think I can sit through another Piranha 3D without first making sure I have a bottle of Tylenol in my pocket.

Apparemment, le film doit vraiment se voir en 3D, qui n'est pas qu'un simple gadget.

Message par **Altan** » lun. 27 sept. 2010 00:49

Entrée moyenne aux US, un peu regrettable mais pas complètement imprévisible ::arrow: http://www.elbakin.net/fantasy/news/12887-Demarrage-timide-pour-les-chouettes-de-GaHoole

Message par **Gillossen** » ven. 8 oct. 2010 14:05

La sortie vidéo (en France) est déjà calée pour le 3 mars 2011.

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