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sega4life on 30 December 2008

Ok maybe not but look and listen to the first sentance... lol

Looks like another Hit from good old Tim...

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No, Tim Burton's 9 Is Not Riffing On Sackboy

By Mike Fahey, 9:20 AM on Tue Dec 30 2008

Several readers have sent in tips pointing to the trailer for Tim Burton's latest animated feature, 9, suggesting the film's characters are homages to Media Molecule's Sackboy of LittleBigPlanet fame. Not the case!

While the characters do bear a certain similarity, what with the sackcloth construction and zippers at their necks, Tim Burton's 9 is actually based off the short film of the same title, created by Shane Acker and released in April of 2005. Seeing as we didn't see the first stirrings of LittleBigPlanet until January 2007, it's more likely designers at Media Molecule took took some inspiration from it, rather than the other way around.

Still, the trailer does look absolutely amazing, and it can't hurt to look a little sackboyish when it sees release come 9/9/2009. I've gone ahead and included the trailer below, because it is pretty damn awesome.

 



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Dogs Rule on 30 December 2008

When I read Elijiah Wood, I thought Bleh, then John C. Riley, I thought "no thanks". Anybody remember a time when animated movies were voiced by no name voice-TALENTS?



SHMUPGurus on 30 December 2008
Dogs Rule said:
When I read Elijiah Wood, I thought Bleh, then John C. Riley, I thought "no thanks". Anybody remember a time when animated movies were voiced by no name voice-TALENTS?

Tu as la chance de l'écouter en français! ;)



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Jo21 on 30 December 2008

that was forevercloud your idea was stolen :P



Dogs Rule on 30 December 2008

Il n'y a rien de pire qu'une traduction.



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SHMUPGurus on 30 December 2008
Dogs Rule said:
Il n'y a rien de pire qu'une traduction.

I can't agree more... *looks at Garfield: The Movie*

What? I love that movie. :3



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Why is Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 getting so much hate? We finally get a real game and they're not even satisfied... I'm starting to hate the gaming community so f****** much...

Watch my insane gameplay videos on my YouTube page!

akuma587 on 31 December 2008

They do look like sackboys...that bastard! I still love him for doing Ed Wood and so many other great films.



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