tedistkrieg
03-26-2008, 08:04 PM
Kenny is skipping school and the other boys are sure it's because he's hooked on the latest drug craze that's popular with the junior high and under crowd. Meanwhile, Kyle's parents become concerned that their son is getting high when they find contraband in his room. The episode will pay homage to the 1981 movie, Heavy Metal.
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:bowdown:
I love that movie so I hope this is good
P.S. David Fincher is making a new movie based on Heavy Metal
Paramount Pictures will make an animated film inspired by the '70s sci-
fi fantasy magazine Heavy Metal, with director David Fincher
spearheading the project.
"Heavy Metal" will be stamped by the erotic and violent storylines and
images that remain the trademark of a magazine that debuted in the
U.S. in 1977. The mag introduced the works of American artists and
writers such as Robert Silverberg, Harlan Ellison and H.R. Giger.
The film will consist of eight or nine individual animated segments,
each of which will be directed by a different helmer.
Fincher will direct one of the segments; Kevin Eastman, the "Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles" co-creator who is now owner and publisher of
Heavy Metal, will direct another. So will Tim Miller, whose Blur
Studios will handle the animation for what is being conceived as an R-
rated, adult-themed feature.
Fincher, Eastman and Miller will produce the film. The studio will
lock in the other directors shortly. The mag previously spawned a 1981
animated feature and 2000 sequel.
Fincher, who directed "Zodiac" for Par, recently wrapped the Brad Pitt-
Cate Blanchett starrer "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," which
Par releases Dec. 19. Fincher recently became attached to direct
Paramount's adaptation of the Charles Burns graphic novel "Black Hole"
and is also developing "Torso" and "The Killer" for the studio.
Miller is writing, directing and producing a feature-length version of
"Rockfish." Blur has also been responsible for animating such
videogames as "Transformers: The Game," based on the hit pic from
DreamWorks and Paramount.
http://f.chtah.com/i/15/1082541074/banner.jpg
:bowdown:
I love that movie so I hope this is good
P.S. David Fincher is making a new movie based on Heavy Metal
Paramount Pictures will make an animated film inspired by the '70s sci-
fi fantasy magazine Heavy Metal, with director David Fincher
spearheading the project.
"Heavy Metal" will be stamped by the erotic and violent storylines and
images that remain the trademark of a magazine that debuted in the
U.S. in 1977. The mag introduced the works of American artists and
writers such as Robert Silverberg, Harlan Ellison and H.R. Giger.
The film will consist of eight or nine individual animated segments,
each of which will be directed by a different helmer.
Fincher will direct one of the segments; Kevin Eastman, the "Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles" co-creator who is now owner and publisher of
Heavy Metal, will direct another. So will Tim Miller, whose Blur
Studios will handle the animation for what is being conceived as an R-
rated, adult-themed feature.
Fincher, Eastman and Miller will produce the film. The studio will
lock in the other directors shortly. The mag previously spawned a 1981
animated feature and 2000 sequel.
Fincher, who directed "Zodiac" for Par, recently wrapped the Brad Pitt-
Cate Blanchett starrer "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," which
Par releases Dec. 19. Fincher recently became attached to direct
Paramount's adaptation of the Charles Burns graphic novel "Black Hole"
and is also developing "Torso" and "The Killer" for the studio.
Miller is writing, directing and producing a feature-length version of
"Rockfish." Blur has also been responsible for animating such
videogames as "Transformers: The Game," based on the hit pic from
DreamWorks and Paramount.