ROTTEN TOMATOES: New News on Pixar's "John Carter of Mars" Comments

New News on Pixar's "John Carter of Mars"

by Scott Weinberg | June 25, 2007

Summary

The property's been bouncing around Hollywood for quite some time, but "John Carter of Mars" has finally settled at Pixar / Disney. Now the question is: Will it be live action or animated? Back to Article

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Mr. Kong writes:
on Jun 25 2007 08:10 AM

No Brad Bird? Well, this still has a strong chance at being great.

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OAKTREELIVE writes:
on Jun 25 2007 09:07 AM

I forgot about the rumor that Pixar got involved with this project, then all the info on Wall-E came out, Mars seems to be popular with them nowadays.

What a strange path these rights have taken, it was about to go into production at Paramount with Robert Rodriguez but they stripped it from him when he quit the DGA, then they gave it Kerry Conran who made Sky Captain but nothing happened and their claim to it ran out and they didn't renew it. And that's just the recent attempts at it.

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IMAmoose24 writes:
on Jun 25 2007 11:35 AM

I trust Pixar.

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~*Admiral Snowstorm*~ writes:
on Jun 25 2007 12:08 PM

In reply to this comment (#871003)
Likewise.

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dagreenman18 writes:
on Jun 25 2007 02:57 PM

meh, when we see something, i'll make a judgement. for now, im stoked for Wall-E. 5 seconds of animation has never had me so excited. that trailer was excellent.

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VML writes:
on Jun 25 2007 03:48 PM

It will be Pixar's most adult-oriented movie.

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skletonkee writes:
on Jun 25 2007 05:21 PM

[b]harry knuckles...[/b]
is this the film harry knowles was producing at one point or something like that?

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High School With Money writes:
on Jun 27 2007 08:54 AM

I'd read some time ago that Jon Favreau was tapped to direct this, and that it'd be PG-13 in content. I just hope that Brad has the willingness to go for his pet project, [i]Ray Gunn[/i].

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pulgasari writes:
on Jun 27 2007 10:32 AM

[b]I hope they can pull this off...[/b]
To remain true to the novel, this movie should not be a sanitized, Kid-oriented version, nor should it be gritty and adult. Instead, it should be explicitly, yet endearingly, campy, like "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow", but on Mars.

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