Mowgli - Live Action Jungle Book Remake from Warner Bros

[TigerClaw]

Warner Bros has just released the trailer to there live action adaption of the Jungle Book. Its titled "Mowgli". This version promises to be the darkest take on the classic story.

[FredWolfLeonardo]

Just looking at the trailer I'm already hyped to the max. This is gonna blow the 2016 Disney version out of the water.

[TurtleTitan97]

Is it just me, or does something about the animal's faces look...off?

[Raph's Girl]

Andy Serkis (who directed the film) breaks down what's going on in the trailer....

[FredWolfLeonardo]

Originally Posted by TurtleTitan97

Is it just me, or does something about the animal's faces look...off?

They have human like expressions, normally something that I don't like but I think its fitting for a story like this where the animals have a very human like society.

As beautiful as the 2016 version's animals look, I will admit that I find it weird how they have colourful personalities yet very emotionless and realistic looking animal faces.

[TurtleTitan97]

Originally Posted by FredWolfLeonardo

As beautiful as the 2016 version's animals look, I will admit that I find it weird how they have colourful personalities yet very emotionless and realistic looking animal faces.

To each their own, I suppose. I loved how the animals looked in the 2016, it's probably my favorite Jungle Book adaptation to date.

[drgon78]

This was pointless, we already got a good version a couple of years ago.

[Andrew NDB]

I keep reading that the point of this is that they want to show a much darker, much grittier version of the story. But... I'm assuming this won't be R-rated for obvious reasons, so exactly how much darker or grittier are they intending or even able to go?

Originally Posted by TurtleTitan97

Is it just me, or does something about the animal's faces look...off?

I don't know what "Mowgli"'s production budget is, but I'm guessing it's not the $175,000,000 "The Jungle Book" had. I'm guessing that's why.

I like this new kid, though. He seems 100% less annoying than the kid in "The Jungle Book."

[FredWolfLeonardo]

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

I keep reading that the point of this is that they want to show a much darker, much grittier version of the story. But... I'm assuming this won't be R-rated for obvious reasons, so exactly how much darker or grittier are they intending or even able to go?

The original novel was darker than the animated film, but it was still aimed at children. Characters die, the law of the Jungle is very intricate on a level which most young children don't understand and there are some complex topics dealt with, but nothing R rated except for Mowgli being bare naked in the original story.

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

I like this new kid, though. He seems 100% less annoying than the kid in "The Jungle Book."

Agreed, he truly does seem like a feral child.

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by Raph's Girl

Andy Serkis (who directed the film) breaks down what's going on in the trailer....

Is it just me or does this guy look just like the villain in the Black Panther movie, Klaue?

[Allio]

CC you aren't serious are you? I'm literally face blind and I know the answer to that one.