This poster advertising Toy Story 3 in Disney Digital 3-D to Australian audiences surfaced on the web today. A clever concept, but they could have made it cleverer by having Mrs. Potato Head looking around using her detached eye considering something similar happens in the movie. Thursday, April 29, 2010
Australian 'TS3' poster focuses on 3-D
This poster advertising Toy Story 3 in Disney Digital 3-D to Australian audiences surfaced on the web today. A clever concept, but they could have made it cleverer by having Mrs. Potato Head looking around using her detached eye considering something similar happens in the movie. 
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
12 comments:
Mike, I'm sorry. I respect you and all, but your kind of giving away stuff from TS3 even if you don't mean to. I'm seeing this at the Chicago VIP screening thanks to you, but could you please stop saying things kike "something similar happens in the movie" I don't mean to sound rude
Also, could you please check out my blog? If you want to, its at the following website:
moviekid-zach.blogspot.com
Mike, you have some sort of access to Lee on his Twitter page, right? Could you please ask him how the 3D will be handled for the scenes seen through Mrs. Potato Head's eye? What I mentioned in an earlier post's comments?
Well, I can direct message him. But try asking yourself through a regular @ message first. He answers a lot of questions that way.
I don't have a Twitter account, and other than this question, I see no need to make one.
I'll ask him on Monday then.
Thank you, Mike! :)
You're awesome.
You're welcome, and thank-you! I emailed Lee your question and he says:
"You can let him know that it is an excellent question that was hotly debated for a very long time before we finally made our decision. But he'll have to wait and see for himself when the movie comes out!"
Oh, Lee! That teaser.
Thanks so much for asking him for me, Mike! Let me bask in the awesomeness that is a(n indirect) reply from a Pixar director!
*basks*
Movie Kid, Mike isn't giving away anything. Everyone can see that Mrs. Potato looks through her detached eye in the trailer. "Andy's looking for us!"
Thank-you, GlobeReacher.
Sorry GlobeReacher & Mike. I forgot about that part. Also, Mike, would you consider Toy Story 3 winning the Acadamy Award for Best Picture, or get nominated at least, because as of now, my favorite movie of 2010 is Dreamworks Dragons, but that's probably going to change next week. Can't wait to meet Mr. Unkrich!
Post a Comment