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Published: 2009-09-21 12:48:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 10560; Favourites: 211; Downloads: 539
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Okay so my good buddy Dan Merisanu is hosting "The Iron Giant Project" and ask me to do a little something for his show. I think I have watched that entire film frame by frame at one point. Yes I was a little obsessive about that film and I think he knew that before he asked
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wow.... thanks for da cool newz
iron giant is my most favorite animated movie of all time...
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Same and I hope they do, or do a sequel
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a sequel would be mind blowing....
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Yes it did look like they did end it like that way because the giant lived.
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a sequel would be dope!!!
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that was a accidental double post... i thought the first one didnt go through... lol
yes it's so opened.. brad bird is a genius
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Yes I wish he brought in the Iron Giantβs dream scene in it, when I watched I thought it would love been great
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i get why cutting out a new story line plot was a good idea... BUT I HAD NO IDEA THIS SCENE EXISTED!!! THANKS FOR THAT!!
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No problem u should see it
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i totally youtube it when i read ur message.. thanks to u!!
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Are prints of this piece available to purchase? Thanks. Dave
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Are prints of this piece available to purchase? Thanks. Dave
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Why, the porpoise can communicate telepathically Ms. Melon. If we can transplant 15% of their brain matter into ours, we may be able to... read minds.
Darn, a perfectly good brain wasted.
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Hee. I've done that with Gilligan's Island episodes.
I loved the parody on old sci-fi horror movies. That part always cracks me up. It was definately a spoof on the 40's (I think) film Donavan's Brain. The characters are very similar to the splice we see in the movie.
Your portrayal is perfect. The style looks right and the characters are great. And the pose is very...retro. Love it!
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Darn... a perfectly good brain wasted...
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Darn. I seem to have left my keys in the lab.
Darn.
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You wait here. This is no place. For a lady. *scoots lady aside* (or something)
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The iron giant is my favorite movie ever ;_; this is great!!
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Looks great! But what exactly is The Iron Giant Project? Spin-off?
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Nice work and all, but I have a question: you remember at the end of the iron giant? Does anyone know where I can find the music from that scene, where all the bits are in Iceland?
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Quanks! sorry don't got a good answer!
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fair enough... i think...
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Haha! The ridiculous monster movie couple! This is great! I love this! The Iron Giant is a super awesome film.
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Quank you! It's a homage to the classic Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman moment in Casablanca.
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Nice.. Iron Giant is one of the few movies comic dudes aren't afraid to admit crying to..
Not that I did....
riq.
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haha so I'm not the only one who watched the movie frame by frame eh?
the character design and animation in that movie was wonderful
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who doesn't love this movie is the question!
Looks great there sport, tiger, champ haha
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I so love that movie. You did a great job on this pic my friend.
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My pleasure buddy.
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HAHA... excellent. Love that little flick in the movie.
Dan asked me to do one when I saw him at SDCC as well. Any idea on what his deadline is?
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you still have to the end of the month for the actual gallery show case but the blog will be there, apparently, for ever. who knows maybe it will be an annual thing? The way i see it, it's good exposure plus it moves your books at the store too
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Love me some Iron Gian, but, don't recognize these folks.
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These are the characters from the tv show Hogarth is watching late at night.
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These two are from the cheesy sci-fi movie Hogarth is watching on TV near the film's beginning. That scientist's assistant , by the way , can really fill out a lab coat...
Mark Moore
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