http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1014759/
Im excited. I guess I wont be seeing the American McGee's adaptaion now.
Im excited. I guess I wont be seeing the American McGee's adaptaion now.
Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
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Is that American McGee version with Sarah Michelle Gellar still being made?
That kinda sucks, I was interested in that one. I hope Tim Burton can make his film on par with the American McGee one.
That would be fairly interesting i bet, never was a huge fan of tim burton though.
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umm why is it not coming out untill 2010?
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so it's gonna taken him that long to flim it find a cast and bulid set's ?
yeah. do you have any idea how long it takes to make a movie?
think about it, there are hundreds of people involved. you have to get all of them organized and acquire all of the equipment, figure out locations, usually you have to build sets, and then get all the permits and fill out all the paper work, that can take several months. then you have to shoot the movie which takes several more months. then you have to edit everything, add in the special effects and show it to the studio, which will usually make you re-edit it and sometimes you will have to re-shoot scenes. there are almost always several revisions before they decide on the final way that they want the movie to screen. then you have to go through all the marketing and promotion for the movie, and finally to actually produce all of the film that is going to be shipped out to theaters.
it usually takes about a year from the start to finish to make a movie. some movies have taken multiple years to make.
think about it, there are hundreds of people involved. you have to get all of them organized and acquire all of the equipment, figure out locations, usually you have to build sets, and then get all the permits and fill out all the paper work, that can take several months. then you have to shoot the movie which takes several more months. then you have to edit everything, add in the special effects and show it to the studio, which will usually make you re-edit it and sometimes you will have to re-shoot scenes. there are almost always several revisions before they decide on the final way that they want the movie to screen. then you have to go through all the marketing and promotion for the movie, and finally to actually produce all of the film that is going to be shipped out to theaters.
it usually takes about a year from the start to finish to make a movie. some movies have taken multiple years to make.
I hope Burton can get a little role for Alice Wonderbang too. 
Clearly, you've never organized, shot, and done post-production on a feature length film. The computer FX alone can take months- hell, years- to get done. There's also the entire sound issue, both foley and scoring, and even when all this stuff is done, they want to have a period of time for the advertising campaign to whoop people up with interest before the film's release.
So... yeah, it's going to take him that long.
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PS- let's not kid ourselves, there will be very little set building. There will be a lot of actors running around in front of green screens, so that computer generated sets and backgrounds can be dropped in later.
