They fade in and out with the rhythms of the scene, and sometimes they go behind things. The vampire "call" subtitles are red and fade into blood when they disappear. Stuff like that.
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Occasionally the subtitles will be on a big card carried by a monkey on rollerskates.
I don't care what the movie is about, I'd pay just to see that.
from ew.com
Well, that's appropriate, since my response was "Ew!".
The man must be stopped.
The new movie would return to the Daphne Du Maurier short story that was the source of Hitchcock's 1963 film, in which thousands of birds mysteriously attack the residents of the seaside California town of Bodega Bay.
Also, this is a blatant contradiction, since the orignal story is set in England (Cornwall, I think).
Gawd I hate Michael Bay.
The vampire "call" subtitles are red and fade into blood when they disappear. Stuff like that.
Oooo, neat. Thanks.
this is a blatant contradiction
It's sloppy writing, but I think the author meant "in which" to refer to the film, not the story. Either way, I do not think this was a necessary remake.
It's sloppy writing, but I think the author meant "in which" to refer to the film, not the story. Either way, I do not think this was a necessary remake.
Well, it sounds like they are calling the film "Bodega Bay" (did Michael need his name IN the title as well as before it, or something?), so it doesn't sound like they are going back to the original, at least in terms of setting.
Also, the orignal story, if I remember correctly, was more of a mood piece than anything else, which is why Hitchcock basically had a script written up from scratch based on basically just the premise of birds attacking.
Michael Bay will remake Hitchcock's ''The Birds.'' The producer-director will do for the 1963 horror classic what he did for ''Amityville Horror'' and ''Texas Chainsaw Massacre''
That would be - shit all over it?
That would be - shit all over it?
Well, it's what birds do, after all.