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Kickstarter Film Watch: Christopher Salmon to Adapt Neil Gaiman’s “The Price,” Awesome

The short story “The Price” is our second favorite Neil Gaiman short story. When Mr Scary Trousers himself blogged about Christopher Salmon’s wish to create a CG animated adaptation of this short. Well. You can guess that our interest was piqued. Then we saw Salmon’s teaser animatic and our interest shot through the damn roof!

Watch Salmon’s pitch reel and decide just how awesome this film will be for yourselves:

Production Blog: http://www.theprice-movie.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Price/154562364586011
Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/XtopherSalmon

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AMC Releases Full Cast Picture for THE WALKING DEAD, Zombies Become Cool Again

The zombie meme has yet to run its course. The zombie meme is getting a bit tired. Yet there are certain shining lights in the old undead girl. The Walking Dead comic being one of those lights.

Seriously, if you have not read it, what’s wrong with you? Get to reading.

Or you can wait for AMC to air their adaptation of The Walking Dead as a TV series. That is if you want to be lazy about it.

UPDATE: Now that we think on it, AMC. We’re noticing some rather blatant omissions from your cast shot.

Well, AMC?

via comicbycomics

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Tuesday Tease: SCOTT PILGRIM vs THE WORLD Trailer B, See Ramona’s Big Hammer

Face it.

Learn it.

Live with it.

Until Edgar Wright’s (possible)adaptation genius is known, any and all Scott Pilgrim trailers will have a home here.

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Live-Action PAPRIKA Film Proposed, Because Hollywood Loves Effing Up Perfection

Petersen notes that his representatives first introduced him to the story through Kon’s anime film: “And I saw it and bingo, I thought this is fantastic. This is a great piece. That will be a very very interesting movie.” Although he plans to make the story a little more accessible for a mainstream audience, he compares the story to The Matrix in its scope.

We’ve learned THE NEVERENDING STORY director Wolfgang Petersen wants to adapt Satoshi Kon’s (Perfect Blue, Millennium Actress, Paranoia Agent) anime masterpiece PAPRIKA into a live-action affair. The first quote out of his mouth is to make it “a little more accessible.” Just count the ways this can go wrong.

PAPRIKA is one of those tales that lends itself to the limitless possibilities of animation. While the NEVERENDING STORY film was a favorite of ours growing up, we’d rather Peterson focus on some other project. It’d be nigh impossible to improve upon Kon’s perfection.

Check out PAPRIKA’s opening sequence which is, by our reckoning, in the top 5 best film opening sequences of all time below the cut.

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