As a big fans of both Lewis Carroll and Tim Burton, The new Alice in Wonderland was a must see. As usual the visuals were stunning (we saw the film in 2D). Story and character development were so-so. The Red Queen was delicious but we didn’t “get” the white queen – character and story surrounding her were weak.
One of these weeks we will post a full list of Tim Burton Scripts around the web.
The recent US Release of Death at a Funeral is a Chris Rock remake of a 2007 film of the same name. The script is pretty much a tweak of the original:
Death at a Funeral Script (2010 – US remake)
Let me know if you know where to find the original UK Death at a Funeral Script by Dean Craig so we can compare
The scripting of Avatar started in 1994 when James Cameron wrote a 80 page draft script for the movie. He planned to go into production in 1997 and set a tentative release in 1999. However, lack of technological support for the proper visualization of the script made him put it off. In 2006, he started to work on the actual script. And at last this year the movie was released and made history.
According to some, Avatar has many uncanny resemblances with the script of Disney animation Pocahontas (1995). How similar are these two movie scripts? Well, check for yourself.
