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The Chronicles of Narnia : Prince Caspian - A Adamson (2008)


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La pre-production se fait a Prague en ce moment. Tournage ensuite en Irlande et Nouvelle Zelande.

 

Sortie le 16 Mai 2008

 

 

 

A cote de ca, y'a une nouvelle edition DVD a venir dans les prochaines semaines :

 

Disc 1: New Extended Version

 

Feature Film: Extended Motion Picture

New extended version of the film with enhanced special effects and extended battle scene. Approx running time is 150mins.

 

 

Narnia Fun Facts

With this feature engaged, viewers can access optional pop-up facts about C.S. Lewis, the creatures and lands of Narnia, and more. Plus, there is an introduction by author C.S. Lewis’s step-son Douglas Gresham.

 

 

Bloopers of Narnia

The cast and crew are caught in hilarious moments and outtakes as they miss lines and make other miscues.

 

 

Kids and Director Commentary

The delightful child stars Georgie Henley (Lucy), Skandar Keynes (Edmund), Anna Popplewell (Susan) and William Moseley (Peter) had just screened the film for the first time when they recorded this audio commentary. The result is a fresh, witty and lively commentary track, joined by director Andrew Adamson.

 

 

Filmmaker’s Commentary

This audio commentary features Director Andrew Adamson, Production Designer Roger Ford, and Producer Mark Johnson.

 

Disc 2: Two Worlds of Narnia

 

Creating Narnia

An in-depth look at this cinematic masterpiece.

 

Chronicle of a Director

This personal diary takes viewers on a tour of the film from director Andrew Adamson’s point of view. Viewers can sit in the director’s chair with the director as he brings his skill, artistry and unique imagination to the film.

 

 

The Children’s Magical Journey

Viewers will be delighted with this “behind-the-scenes” tour, led by the film’s charming child stars Georgie, Skandar, William and Anna. Here is a fresh and fun look at making the film, with wonderful moments including the children’s surprise first look at the amazing ‘Narnia’ sets.

 

Evolution of an Epic

 

 

Anatomy of the Scene: The Melting River

This featurette goes in-depth to explore the making of the exciting and pivotal ‘waterfall’ scene. Viewers are taken to the set of a remarkable in-door river, where the children and crew make this complicated scene work. Viewers will learn how effects and shots from different countries are put together to get the final scene just right.

 

 

Cinematic Storytellers

Eight different film diaries, from eight different members of the film team, give viewers a personal and heartfelt look at every step of the film’s production. Recorded as the film was being made, the personal film diaries of ‘Cinematic Storytellers’ are fresh, candid and unique perspectives on an epic film.

 

Producer Mark Johnson, Production Designer Roger Ford, Costume Designer Isis Mussenden, Editor Sim Evan-Jones, Composer Harry Gregson-Williams, KNB Effects Group co-founder and Makeup Effects wizard Howard Berger, Weta Workshop Visualist and Creative Supervisor Richard Taylor, and Director of Photography Donald M. McAlpine each contribute their insights about the production.

 

 

C.S. Lewis: From One Man’s Mind

This featurette is a fond look at C.S. Lewis, the creative dreamer and best-selling author who wrote The Chronicles of Narnia and created the world of Narnia.

 

 

Creating Creatures

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe won the Academy Award for Best Makeup (2005) and was Oscar -nominated for Best Visual Effects (2005). Now, viewers can learn the movie effects secrets behind eleven creatures from the film, including Jadis the White Witch and Aslan. From initial creative sketches to sculpting, molding, rendering, and final realization, each creature is showcased in an easy-access menu. Featured are: The White Witch, Aslan, Ginarrbrik, Mr. Tumnus, Wolves, Minotaurs, Goblins, Beavers, Satyrs, Ankle Slicers and Centaurs.

 

This feature offers a special wardrobe icon which when accessed takes viewers to the real-life biographies of the creatures in the ‘Creatures of the World’ portion of the DVD.

 

Creatures, Lands & Legends

Meet all the strange creatures that fill Narnia, and explore the wondrous landscapes of this far-off land.

 

Creatures of the World

This is the companion feature to the “Creating Creatures” feature. Here viewers will discover fantastic biographies on The White Witch, Aslan, Ginarrbrik, Mr. Tumnus, Wolves, Minotaurs, Goblins, Beavers, Satyrs, Ankle Slicers and Centaurs.

 

 

Explore Narnia (3D Map)

Viewers can explore Narnia’s magical realms with this unique interactive map.

 

 

Legends in Time

This special timeline acts as a portal to take viewers through Narnia.

 

Disc 3: All-New Feature Length Film

 

C.S. Lewis – The Dreamer of Narnia

Here is the never-before-seen feature-length film about C.S. Lewis, the man who created the land of wonder and enchantment called Narnia. For fans of C.S. Lewis and for those who are experiencing his wondrous works for the first time, this comprehensive feature shines a brilliant spotlight on this creative genius.

 

Disc 4: All-New In-Depth Exploration of Narnia

 

Visualizing The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe: The Complete

Production Experience

Fans will rejoice at this unique, exclusive tour of the film. Here is the ‘movie magic’ that results in the lavish final film. Adapting the book into the motion picture is a daunting task, and this featurette shows how it was done.

 

 

Anatomy of a Scene: Behind the Battle

Viewers will be thrilled with this fascinating new look at a crucial battle scene. From pre-visualization computer images to storyboards, here is the exciting process of creating one of the key scenes in the film.

 

 

Art of Narnia Gallery

‘Narnia’ features stunning imagery, and here is a special museum full of superb images from the film. This new gallery is open for business, and fans will want to visit it again and again.

 

To summarise very briefly Discs 1 & 2 (Extended Feature aside) look identical in terms of extra content to the 2-Disc Theatrical Cut release, whereas Discs 3 & 4 offer entirely new bonus feature content.

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C'est qui Yann Jamet ?

Un imitateur des "Coups d'humour". Wonkley t'en parleras mieux que moi.

 

A découvrir Yann Jamet dans un spectacle où imitations et parodies se succèdent où les voix des humoristes ,hommes politiques et chanteurs francais viennent cotoyer celles du monde de la télévision,du cinéma et du sport (Sarkozy, Zidane, Souchon, Faudel, Bruel,Prevost,Foucault,Pagny,Souchon...)

 

Vous avez pu le voir :

 

A la télévision:

 

"Vos imitations préférées" (France 2)

 

"Les coups d'humour" (TF1) etc...

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et bien comme pour le premier : hautement sympatique, pas mal d'idées qui fusent au cours des combats, une montée progressive de la tension et des enjeux bien foutue, plus noir, plus drôle (deux trois blagues et un nain raleur reussis).

Même defaut que le premier : tu remplace aslan le lion par jesus et c'est une bonne tranche de rigolade pendant 2h.

passé l'intro "rentre dedans", la première 1/2h est assez molle et chiante, les acteurs relativement insupportable. Ces mêmes acteurs deviennent nettement plus interressants par la suite qui passe comme papa dans maman, hormis la constante connotation chretienne flottante qui peut faire decrocher.

 

Je me demande comment les gens qui n'ont pas vu le premier vont prendre celui là, il m'a l'air assez inaccessible sinon. Dernier point, et pas des moindres , la musique bien que superbe est quasi identique au premier, à part peut être un ou deux thèmes, c'est du copier coller.

 

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Je me suis un peu fait chier quand même, la fatigue accumulée la semaine et la séance de 22h n'aidant pas (en plus on a eu un break de 15 minutes au milieu). Avec un budget sacrément supérieur au premier, j'ai trouvé le résultat carrément plus cheap je sais pas pourquoi. Je crois qu'ils ont plutôt penché pour des décors réels plutôt qu'en CG : le look du film est plutôt old-school de ce côté là. Sinon je me souviens déjà plus trop du bouquin, donc j'ai du mal à comparer après coup. J'avais lu ici et là que le film était plus drôle, je sais pas, le premier avait le même type d'humour, par contre dans l'ensemble c'est quand même sombre ce Prince Caspian.

 

Autant j'avais l'adaptation du premier opus largement plus interessante que le roman dont il était la source (c'était concis, dynamique), autant sur celui-là y'a de méchants problèmes de rythme, sans parler non plus des performances assez execrables de presque tout le monde (Sergio Castellitto s'en sort vraiment le mieux).

 

Bref, j'en garderai peut-être moins de souvenir que The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, mais j'y allais avant tout pour voir 2-3 potes en costumes de centaure et autre faune.

 

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