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Posted on Tuesday, November 18th, 2008 4:40:23 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: movie news scifi science fiction
Here's what you need to know: Sandy Collora, director of the uber popular fan film Batman: Dead End, is making a feature length movie with Nick Damon called Hunter Prey. It's an epic, yet intimate, scifi war film set on a alien world, and it looks crazy good.
Our pals at io9 scored a sit down with Collora to discuss the ins and outs of his experience making the film that's still in production. Below are a couple of Collora's quotes about the project:
"The film centers around a crew of special forces commandos who must recapture an alien prisoner that has escaped after the military transport ship carrying it crashes on a desolate and hostile planet."
"I love the Science Fiction and Fantasy films of the seventies and eighties. They were all very inspirational to me when I was a kid, and responsible to a large degree, for influencing the creative person and the filmmaker that I am today, especially "Star Wars". This picture is basically a love letter to those films that expresses my true passion for the genre and for making movies."
So there you have it. You can hold all obvious Boba Fett references because the boys behind the camera already know about it. I suggest you head over to io9 to read the interview but if you want to stay and browse there are a couple of mind boggling stills after the break. Look at those costumes and make up FX! Makes me wonder how much cooler the Star Wars prequels would have been if Lucas didn't resort to CGI when developing the Clone Troopers.
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