I've never seen this. This is so... strange. It's even listed on Amazon Japan and UK, but out of stock. What?? If it becomes available at Midtown Comics on the 27th like it says, I'll be the first buyer. Thanks for pointing this out!! This is... so strange.
Yeah. What’s interesting is that they never once even mentioned the films cancellation. In fact, they never even use the word once. That is strange. I’m guessing those people must either be from an alternate universe where this movie did come out, or (the more likely option) they have seen the movie, and probably just thought it came out or something.
But that aside, you’re welcome. I truly feel like I have accomplished something today.
With the "couldn't find info" list, I also forgot the mention of War Of The Worlds, but part of me feels like it was about War Of THEIR Worlds; an animated film from the director of The Nut Job and Gnome Alone that seems to have fallen by the wayside with the shutdown of Tangent Animation but for whatever reason is still listed on sales agent SC Films International's website that still says it's being done by Tangent. (To be fair, considering they're the company that looked at the animated Marmaduke and said "we're gonna sell it!" I should expect this level of not-keeping-up with acquired films).
Just wanted some clarification, I completely understand if it was a separate animated film based of War Of The Worlds you stumbled upon.
We're going back in time to when David Zaslav first learned about tax write-offs to bring true kino back ON THE MENU!
That's right, we're going back in time to when David Zaslav first learned about tax write-offs to bring true kino back ON THE MENU!
(And maybe also catch a concert from a certain other David born in January)
With the "couldn't find info" list, I also forgot the mention of War Of The Worlds, but part of me feels like it was about War Of THEIR Worlds; an animated film from the director of The Nut Job and Gnome Alone that seems to have fallen by the wayside with the shutdown of Tangent Animation but for whatever reason is still listed on sales agent SC Films International's website that still says it's being done by Tangent. (To be fair, considering they're the company that looked at the animated Marmaduke and said "we're gonna sell it!" I should expect this level of not-keeping-up with acquired films).
Just wanted some clarification, I completely understand if it was a separate animated film based of War Of The Worlds you stumbled upon.
If I recall correctly the War of the Worlds I listed was actually a stop motion film from the 40s by VFX artist Ray Harryhausen, though information seems to be a little slim, there is a test. I haven't heard of War of Their Worlds, so I'll have to look into that!
