Thread: Live action, shot-for-shot recreation of Toy Story
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Old 01-30-2013, 07:07 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Tom Guycott View Post
The shot-for-shot love plus attention to detail (such as the pot wallpaper or actually making Sid's misfit toys) combined with second Doctor levels of cheap camera tricks and unapologetic, blatant puppeteering with cords and pipecleaners (which makes me wonder in all seriousness exactly WHAT their budget was, and how long it took them to shoot/edit this... it's cheap, but even "cheap" by film terms is expensive by out-of-pocket budgeting- see "Clerks") makes this one of the greatest things I've seen in the history of the internet!

Seriously, it's up there with that kid who made the cardboard arcade.
I heard that the budget was $1000.
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