To promote the original Star Fox game on the Super Nintendo the company contracted an unspecified company to help them produce a set of live-action puppets of the original Star…
To promote the original Star Fox game on the Super Nintendo the company contracted an unspecified company to help them produce a set of live-action puppets of the original Star Fox team, including Fox, Slippy, Falco, and Peppy. Time Extension did a bit of digging to find out what happened to them and sadly, because the puppets were so fragile, they had to be disposed after the production was finished.
“The Fox puppets created at our company were made by gluing fur and feathers to natural rubber, so they deteriorate simply by being exposed to air. Because of that, we had to destroy them after production was finished.”
Movie leaker V Scooper, who you will remember from earlier who said that both Universal Pictures and Sony are vying to get a Metroid movie under their belt, has commented…
Movie leaker V Scooper, who you will remember from earlier who said that both Universal Pictures and Sony are vying to get a Metroid movie under their belt, has commented a little more on what he has heard. He says that Universal Pictures are leaning into horror for their bid for the Metroid movie, but clearly not to the extent that it would receive a R rating or an 18+ rating here in the UK. It has not been made clear what direction Sony Pictures are pursuing for the movie, which remains a rumour for now.
Yes Universal has ideas to make this leaning into horror
