Jude Law as The Boogeyman
“This version of the Boogeyman is extrapolated from the classic guy who hides under your bed and is in the shadows,” says Rise of the Guardians director Peter Ramsey. “The whole idea with him is his weapon is fear. Fear makes him more powerful. It’s what he uses. It’s the way he operates”
Jude Law adds a slithery smoothness to the figure, who appears as wisps of black mist, flanked by an army of unending nightmares. After pursing The Man in the Moon’s family through the universe, and launching an attack that led both of their ships to be trapped in or around the Earth, he is forever trying to establish himself as some sort of omnipotent ruler.
“He crashed to Earth in his Nightmare Galleon, and has been trapped in the bowels of the inner Earth,” Joyce says. In his zeal to find out what happened to his old nemesis, The Man in the Moon accidentally awakens Pitch with one of his moonbeams, and must mobilize the Guardians to help stop the villain again.
What motivates the Boogeyman? “It’s resentment, sort of the classic Paradise Lost story,” Ramsey says. “‘I’m booted out of heaven, I’m not as powerful or as loved as the angels. I don’t deserve this fate. I should be just as big as them.’ He’s going to fight this war to be believed in by destroying belief in the Guardians.”
The Guardians protect imagination, hope, generosity, and courage — all things that make fear less prevalent. “Pitch wants more fear. He wants to weaken the things the Guardians bring,” Ramsey says.
The Guardians find themselves outmatched by him, and a new member of their team must be recruited, since The Man in the Moon believes he has a hidden power that will prove useful for defeating Pitch.
So as opposed to old art, here is something I just finished tooling on at work this past friday! At the animation studio I work at we try to put out a little quickie every friday or so called a ‘5-Second Friday’, and it came up on my turn. My boss asked me to make something a little sweeter, since recently everyone’s has been involving blood or screaming or impalement, haha. So robots! And cute goils!
I designed and directed, Alex storyboarded, and Mike animated the whole thing super beautifully. I really like how this came out! Alex also composed the track, while John did a couple SFX. Below I’ve included a peek at the model sheet I made of the girl. I cheaped out on the robot and only gave him one view in the turn around, haha. Oddly enough I had the most fun designing the record player. Also I’m really into doing tonal backgrounds lately. PERHAPS TOO MUCH. I hope you guys enjoy it!
My dream life in 5 seconds *3*
Via Salt Water Room
Introducing Orville, the Taxidermy CatCopter
I AM DEAD
I don’t usually like “funny” taxidermy stuff like this but I laughed so hard. I love this. It gets funnier towards the end so watch iiiit!
Via Oh, the fandoms I see
look at this stool.
his eyes are wide in horror at the thought of another sweaty farty big mcdonalds patron rumpus dropping itself upon his face
he lives a constant torture
he has no mouth
but he must scream
People of Tumblr! I need your help!
I have seen a few pictures like the one above, involving Starscream and Loki.
I need your help finding the rest!
