Clifford first look
What's most strange is how the internet seems so horrified by it.
My question is....why? I mean, it's a big red dog, what were they expecting it to look like?
It's not horrible. It's just a slightly uncanny CGI red dog, there's not much more to it. And you know what? I'm not even against remakes of things. Studios have to make money to finance their riskier, potentially better films, and remakes tend to make a reliable buck off of people with low standards. My only issue is that the movie industry seems to be gravitating towards playing it safe too much. Reboots have their place, but their place is not the spotlight.
Yeah. Besides there really isn't much you can do with clifford design wise.
Again, perhaps you'll change your mind when you actually see it in a scene with other colors and lighting instead of just a white background. I mean look at the genie in the aladdin remake. Everyone complained about how he looked in the first teaser, but then in the next trailer when he's in broad day light he looks much better.
Casting the empty zombie corpse of Will Smith as the Genie did not impress me, nor did the green screen.
Have you ever seen will smith in literally anything?
Maybe people will change their minds when he's actually in a scene where there's actually light instead of a white background.
Maybe it is one of those things that we just need to get used to.
Yeah. I mean the other day watched the theatrical cut of justice league and while supermans erased mustache looks weird at first, you eventually get used to it as you watch the film
Yeah. I mean adults say kids deserve better, but they don't really know whats best for them given that they dont belong to that group. Its the moral lesson in little mermaid, have faith in your kid's abilites
Just what?
If it was bright red and cartoony then it would've looked pretty out of place standing next to the normal dogs now would it?
We're also talking about a big red dog, so we're not exactly talking about the most realistic dog. Although Clifford didn't even look that big in the preview either, I suppose, which just adds more to the mediocrity pile
By cartoony, I just meant the whole movie should be a similar art style to the books, not a Roger Rabbit type of thing
So just make it animated
Well you never know.
