Live Action Dumbo Movie

[Leofan26]

LOL Can't wait to see that circus scene, clowns will look more terrifying than they were in the original film with this guy in charge.

Light hearted I wouldn't exactly call this film, that mother reunion scene would freakin get me to cry each time I saw it.

Not to mention this film was what got me afraid of clowns in the first place

[GoldMutant]

I seriously don't get the point of remaking Disney's classics unless they have a new vision or something to tell.

When it works, you get the Jungle Book.

When you have an idea like Maleficent, I respect it, even if I personally don't like it.

When you're desperate for cash, you get Beauty and the Beast (2017). Based on the description, I see that'll be the case with Dumbo.

[ranger_scout]

Disney shared this photo of Burton on the set of the movie.



https://twitter.com/Disney/status/886435226225954816

Originally Posted by Faster and Cheaper

As someone who loves the original and counts it among one of my favorite movies ever, I am very unhappy this is a thing. That description of the movie sounds worse than I imagined. And considering Burton was directing another of these wretched Disney remakes I had low expectations already.

Burton had this to say about what he's bringing to the film:

"'Dumbo' was always one of my favorite Disney films," said Burton. "We're trying to give it the same heart, feeling and emotion that we all loved about the original."

I find that hard to believe because most of his films are dark and twisted. Not many of them have so much a heart, feeling and emotion.

[ELTRUTREWOP]

Tim burton makes me feel yucky

[Faster and Cheaper]

Originally Posted by ranger_scout

I find that hard to believe because most of his films are dark and twisted. Not many of them have so much a heart, feeling and emotion.

I actually do believe him considering his age, his history working as an animator at Disney, etc. And a number of his older work did have a lot of heart it was just in a strange way but it was there.

But just because you love something from way back when, or was an inspiration doesn't mean it's immediately evident in your work, or be there at all depending on the project.

My gripe is more that for me Burton hasn't made anything worth watching in over a decade and hasn't been a consistent director in over 20 years.

[DisKosh]

This feels like a total cash grab but I know I'll end up seeing it anyway.

Although I really would like to see a live action reboot of The Hunchback of Notre Dame based on the stage musical. I would like the gargoyles to be in it but more toned down (because God, they were annoying in the movie) and just like the American stage musical, more elements of the book would be amazing.
Besides, there's been at least one adaptation of that book every decade, the most recent one being in 1999 so we're overdue.

[ranger_scout]

Academy-Award winning actor Alan Arkin and DeObia Oparei are the latest actors to join the film.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hea...-dumbo-1030570

http://deadline.com/2017/07/tim-burt...ey-1202136827/

[TigerClaw]

Here's your first look at Dumbo. Images were leaked from Cinemacon.
http://comicbook.com/movies/2018/04/...ook-cinemacon/

[Sumac]

This elie looks creepy.

[ZariusTwo]

[FredWolfLeonardo]

I actually really like the way Dumbo looks in CG.

This is probably the Live Action remake of Disney that I'm most looking forward to, followed by the Lion King in 2019.

[Vicky82]

He doesn't look bad, I find him adorable.

This movie is not out until next year, so they still got plenty of time to make the CGI better.

[FredWolfLeonardo]

It'll be great having 3 Disney Live Action remakes (Dumbo, The Lion King and Aladdin) all come out within the same year.

I'm curious as to how long the live action remake of Dumbo will be, considering the original had barely an hour's runtime.

[TigerClaw]

Originally Posted by FredWolfLeonardo

It'll be great having 3 Disney Live Action remakes (Dumbo, The Lion King and Aladdin) all come out within the same year.

I'm curious as to how long the live action remake of Dumbo will be, considering the original had barely an hour's runtime.

Also the Dumbo remake is directed by Tim Burton.

[drgon78]

Looks a lot less creepy then a Tim Burton movie usually looks. Dumbo's design looks fine though that is only a still picture.

[TigerClaw]

One of the big things about this remake is. The fact the movie starts out with Dumbo flying. In the original you only saw Dumbo flying at the end. So it's like a continuation of that.

[TurtleTitan97]

Originally Posted by TigerClaw

Here's your first look at Dumbo. Images were leaked from Cinemacon.
http://comicbook.com/movies/2018/04/...ook-cinemacon/

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DbkWQr-VQAAAPrK.jpg:medium

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DbkWRFaUwAAM9AK.jpg:medium

Aww, Dumbo looks so cute!

In an oddly, uncanny sort of way.

[TurtleTitan97]

[ranger_scout]

I thought was watching Mary Poppins or Saving Mr. Banks during the first few seconds of that teaser. It did have some moments that stay faithful to the original like Dumbo hiding in the hay and the Pink Elephants. A new poster also debuted and it appears that the "magic feather" will come from a white bird instead of a crow.



http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/tra...ailer#/slide/1

[Utrommaniac]

That was like...75% humans . I don't want to get on the "original movie" train, but looks like I'm going to have to name that train "Casey Junior" and come on down the track. All around the track with the smokey stack...

While the move does take place in the circus, the humans didn't really have a lot of involvement, but that's okay. I was a little okay with the direction it was taking until there were more humans involved than the damn baby elephant.

And where's Timothy the mouse??? Are we replacing him with the humans?