I didn't think Lupita actually sang the song as well
!Nice to see the cast and crew are all passionate about this
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"DreamWorks' The Wild Robot" News & Discussion Thread
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!Nice to see the cast and crew are all passionate about this
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Looks like a beautiful and fun film .
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Hoping the first movie will do well at the box office, so the second and third books can get adapted.
Raccoons - A robot's greatest enemy
.A beautiful song for a beautiful bird training sequence
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From the front page of AnimeSuperhero.com:
"Ever since Into The Spider-Verse premiered, some theatrical animation studios have been experimenting with new visual styles. Dreamworks’ The Wild Robot, opening September 27, will take the experimentation further than it’s ever gone by reinventing how CG environments are created.
In an interview with the website Polygon, director Chris Sanders (of Lilo & Stitch and How To Train Your Dragon fame) said he fell in love with the painted concept art for The Wild Robot and made it a goal for the production team to make the finished animated product “indiscernible from those explorations.”
To do so, the very process of how CG environments are created had to be rethought. From the very first moment the Light Cycles sped through the Grid or the Luxo Lamp swung its head, all computer animation has been made by creating polygons, then stretching textures over those polygons. Video games borrowed the same technique starting in the mid-90s."
Read the full article here.
"The Wild Robot Will Introduce A New Form Of CG Animation"
"Ever since Into The Spider-Verse premiered, some theatrical animation studios have been experimenting with new visual styles. Dreamworks’ The Wild Robot, opening September 27, will take the experimentation further than it’s ever gone by reinventing how CG environments are created.
In an interview with the website Polygon, director Chris Sanders (of Lilo & Stitch and How To Train Your Dragon fame) said he fell in love with the painted concept art for The Wild Robot and made it a goal for the production team to make the finished animated product “indiscernible from those explorations.”
To do so, the very process of how CG environments are created had to be rethought. From the very first moment the Light Cycles sped through the Grid or the Luxo Lamp swung its head, all computer animation has been made by creating polygons, then stretching textures over those polygons. Video games borrowed the same technique starting in the mid-90s."
Read the full article here.
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