Sounds like bad news for the epic Weird WWII flick, Panzer 88. Sounds like the project might fall apart unfortunately. See what Peter Briggs has to say.
"8 years ago, we started on this grand project. It was designed to be a WW2 movie with a difference: something that beyond its premise, would on a factual WW2 level showcase striking visuals that simply hadn't been seen onscreen before. It was designed from the outset to be *different.*
That movie, to a large degree, I believe is able to be realized, with the right approach to its vision.
There's things that will possibly be reported this week. I can't really comment on them at the moment. But I wanted to punch this up in the mean time. There've been links posted by others from this page to pirated versions of this. But this was the "grand design", so to speak, when we went out to the film markets. A few things are different (Pixomondo are the digital effects company we've been dealing with now, as they were -- ironically -- at the outset of the project), but this was the intent.
"8 years ago, we started on this grand project. It was designed to be a WW2 movie with a difference: something that beyond its premise, would on a factual WW2 level showcase striking visuals that simply hadn't been seen onscreen before. It was designed from the outset to be *different.*
That movie, to a large degree, I believe is able to be realized, with the right approach to its vision.
There's things that will possibly be reported this week. I can't really comment on them at the moment. But I wanted to punch this up in the mean time. There've been links posted by others from this page to pirated versions of this. But this was the "grand design", so to speak, when we went out to the film markets. A few things are different (Pixomondo are the digital effects company we've been dealing with now, as they were -- ironically -- at the outset of the project), but this was the intent.
If you've seen this, okay. If you haven't, it'll give you a tiny hint
of what this project could be, done correctly. Thanks for supporting
this film over the years, guys. It means volumes to me, personally.
The best version of this film is is a project I've believed passionately
in for a decade, and sweated long hours of exhaustion into the night
hunched over a laptop while traveling the world, trying to make come to
life.
-- Peter Briggs 2017"
Hope it comes to fruition,
-- Peter Briggs 2017"
Hope it comes to fruition,
Brian
Damn! I'll still keep my fingers crossed for them.
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