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[SEEN IT] So, I went to the paramount screening tonight...
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honeynuts1215 wrote:
ok, just got home from work...ill try to answer what i can


Is the first 30 minutes boring?

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honeynuts1215 wrote:
ok, just got home from work...ill try to answer what i can


welcome home

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Southside wrote:
honeynuts1215 wrote:
ok, just got home from work...ill try to answer what i can


Is the first 30 minutes boring?


I rather liked the first 30 minutes, it actually added some bone to the story.
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 		This about right Oil? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v494/seanisgod/clover5.jpg

Plus to the person who made this...try and make the arms bend back, you know what I mean?

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Southside wrote:
honeynuts1215 wrote:
ok, just got home from work...ill try to answer what i can


Is the first 30 minutes boring?


I concur. The first 30 minutes were good cuz it set up the story well.

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 		honey..can you answer my last question? It was to oil...but since you saw the movie as well...

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jonestown wrote:
damn it. ok this i swear is the last attempt to match descriptions!!




You're pretty close to the overall design of the monster there. The arms are still off though, If you've ever seen a bat walk on all fours, then you will have a really really good idea how the arms should be shaped. And if you haven't seen a bat walk b4, here you go:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1438723069100922755&q=bat+walking&total=455&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=9\

the bat's arms are almost the exactly the same as the monsters front arms. the front arms of the monster are incredibly long compared to the rest of the body.

EDIT: imagine the bats arms, but bend them the other way, like knees.

you got the fingers right. the head is actually pretty close from wat i remember also. The breathing sacks are right around where you would believe the ears are. the face kinda reminded me of a rancor from star wars, but not quite. definitely more bulldog than rancor, with a slightly humanoid look to the head overall. The feet were smaller on the monster, at least it had a smaller footprint. the feet in the drawing are to kangaroo-like to be right.

looking at it again, the face of your monster is actually very close. the yes seem ok, and the style of the mouth kinda fits, even though i do remember the monster having more of a 'predator' type mouth when its open all the way. the nose looks right also, btw.

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 		jone....the arms should be like this


Put them on your latest drawing...

Just make the fingers long.....and that's basically the monster

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 		I asked on another thread but with no answer from anyone who had seen the movie. Is there any nudity in the "love scene?"

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Cookson wrote:
jone....the arms should be like this


Put them on your latest drawing...

Just make the fingers long.....and that's basically the monster


Erm...the arms weren't really up on his neck like that.
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 		^ Oh, so they were in the spot he originally had it? He just needs to make the arms bend backwards I guess..

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Headman wrote:
I asked on another thread but with no answer from anyone who had seen the movie. Is there any nudity in the "love scene?"


no nudity.

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^ Oh, so they were in the spot he originally had it? He just needs to make the arms bend backwards I guess..


And longer, yes. They were unusually long.
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 		Buddy of mine at another forum asks about amount of Gore in the movie. Lots, or little?

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Buddy of mine at another forum asks about amount of Gore in the movie. Lots, or little?


Mid. I thought the violence was pretty heavy for PG-13, what about you honey?
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