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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Waffle on May 23, 2006, 11:25:14 AM
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http://www.flyboysthemovie.com
Nope, not the ww2 book made into a movie, but a ww1 flick. Done by the dude from Independence Day (so some cg) as well as lot of live action footage.
looks interesting.
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I predict "Pearl Harbor with BiPlanes"
at first it looked like it might be good, until I read the casting list. Jean Reno is the only one there I like and would watch. I'll probably end up seeing it just for the planes :lol
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lol - funny - just looked at this months Air & Space smithsonian magazine and there's an article in there. One thing I did notice is that they didn't want to use CG for planes, so they've got around 5 Nieuport 17s, some are ultra light fabrications, 2 fokker DR-1s, a Sopwith 1-/2 strutter, Bleriot XI, Bristol F-2, and a SE-5a. They did say they will use some cg for putting together some of the actual dogfighting.
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wtf, you need a password to view the trailer?
At least there are no big names in it, so maybe it won't totally suck.
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read it in Air & Space also ..
amazing they could build 3 Nieuports in less than 60 days ..
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I was just thinking (dangerous, I know) it would probably be cheaper to build some of those old stick and cloth kites than it would be to CGI them. But, I'm sure a corporate insurance company guy was worried about losing some precious profit and bonuses.
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Originally posted by Waffle BAS
Nope, not the ww2 book made into a movie...
That book was so intense, I really hope no one in Hollywood gets a wild hair up thier you-know-what and tries to write a screenplay based on it.
Man, that was some morbid, morbid **** in that book.
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flyboys would make an interesting movie.
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Just in time for the movie.
Someone is making a WWI flight sim using the IL-2 engine.
Link (http://www.gennadich.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1498)
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Originally posted by Eagler
read it in Air & Space also ..
amazing they could build 3 Nieuports in less than 60 days ..
there are plenty of Nieuports available...The Noon Patrol (http://www.eaa292.org/noonpatrol.html)