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Exclusive: Goldcrest boards sequel to doc which took more than $110m worldwide; film is first under UK-China co-pro treaty.

Goldcrest Films has boarded world sales rights (excluding China, Germany, Hk, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and UK) to BBC Earth Films and Smg Pictures’ nature documentary Earth: One Amazing Day, the sequel to Earth, the 2007 box-office hit that grossed more than $110m worldwide.

Goldcrest cut the all-rights deal with BBC Worldwide and while some key territories are off the table Goldcrest will crucially handle sales in Us, where the original made more than $30m, and France, where it scored more than $11m.

BBC Worldwide will retain rights in all excluded territories to the standalone feature.

The film is directed by Oscar-nominated Peter Webber (The Girl With The Pearl Earing) and BAFTA nominee Richard Dale (The Human Body). The film will tell the story of one day in the life of the planet, “celebrating the billions...

Plus: Erik Lomis exits TWC, joins Annapurna; and more…

San Francisco’s Golden Gate 3D will produce the large format film Cuba (working title) in association with BBC Earth, which will support marketing and promotion. Giant Screen Films will distribute globally.

Neil Nightingale (Walking With Dinosaurs, One Life, Tiny Giants, Wild Africa) is on board as executive producer. Production is currently underway with a release target of early 2017.

Erik Lomis has become the latest high-ranking executive to leave The Weinstein Company, where he served five years as head of domestic distribution. Lomis has joined Annapurna Pictures in an unspecified role. A spokesperson confirmed Lomis had joined Megan Ellison’s company but did not elaborate. Reports speculated Ellison is launching a distribution arm.The Orchard has acquired all North American rights from Submarine Entertainment to Michal Marczak’s documentary All These Sleepless Nights. The film from Endorfina Studio and Pulse Films earned the 2016 Sundance Film Festival Directing Award in...

Youngsters and oldsters alike…here is the reel deal: The New York International Children’s Film Festival (Nyicff) will be making its presence known in the upcoming days. On tap for the 18th annual event will be a noted variety of creative animated films and shorts for all ages to enjoy and relish. The New York International Children’s Film Festival promises to serve up an array of animated showcases that boasts all styles and formats that should prove imaginative and appealing to our past and present childhood memories.

Please note that the Nyicff will run its operation from February 27, 2015 to March 22, 2015. Additionally, the majority of these impressive feature-length and short films have experienced critical acclaim overseas. Therefore, the impact of the Nyicff’s cinematic selections should be rewarding for ardent fans of animated film fodder designed to capture the spirit of its enthusiastic viewers.

Among the films being displayed...

Exclusive: Organisers behind the two-day event set to run July 14-15 during the International Festival Of Business 2014 (Ifb 2014) in Liverpool have announced the line-up of guests.

The film event is set to take place at Liverpool’s Foundation For Art And Creative Technology (Fact, pictured), the arts and media centre located in the Ropewalks district that houses state-of-the-art screens, art galleries and a café and bar.

Liverpool-born Im Global CEO Stuart Ford and writer-producer Kevin Sampson have curated the programme in association with Pinewood Studios and UK Talent Management Firm Independent.

Day One is focused on creativity and comprises three on-stage conversations with directors that will see Get Carter director Mike Hodges in conversation with The Independent’s Barry Forshaw; Four Weddings and a Funeral and Donnie Brasco director Mike Newell in conversation with Ford; and the Liverpool-born director of The Awakening, Nick Murphy, talking to Sampson.

The first day will include a masterclass in pitching led by...

Ambitious 3D nature film to be presented to buyers at Cannes.

BBC Earth Films and Reliance Entertainment have announced that Idris Elba will narrate Enchanted Kingdom.

Directed by Neil Nightingale and Patrick Morris, the ambitious 3D nature film grossed over $5.4m on its opening week in Japan and will be presented to buyers at Cannes by Im Global.

Nightingale commented: “Enchanted Kingdom is what 3D was made for as it’s an entirely different kind of nature film, more immersive than anything audiences will have experienced before.”

“When you hear Idris’ rich voice guiding you through Enchanted Kingdom, it’s magnificent,” added Morris. “It feels as though every person in the audience is being spoken to individually.”

Produced by Myles Connolly, Amanda Hill and Nightingale, Enchanted Kingdom is a BBC Earth Films Production fully financed by Reliance Entertainment, in association with Im Global and Evergreenn Studios.

Idris Elba will lend his voice to Enchanted Kingdom, the BBC Earth Films and Reliance Entertainment backed 3D nature movie being touted to buyers in Cannes by Im Global. Billed as BBC Earth Films and Reliance Entertainment as the partners most ambitious 3D nature project to date, the movie takes the viewer to the wildest place on earth – Africa. Photos: Cannes: Inside The Hotel du Cap Enchanted Kingdom co-director Neil Nightingale (Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie) and Patrick Morris (TV’s Life) wrote the narration with acclaimed screenwriter, novelist and playwright Nigel Williams (Breaking Up). Nightingale said: "You’ll tumble

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★★☆☆☆Branded after the hugely successful six-part BBC documentary series which aired back in the late 1990s, Walking with Dinosaurs - The Movie (2013) is a live action/CGI hybrid from co-directors Neil Nightingale and Barry Cook, and is released this week on DVD and Blu-ray. It's without doubt technically impressive, featuring some of the most visually lifelike dinosaurs since Jurassic Park (1993). And yet it's botched spectacularly by a paper-thin script and some laughably silly voiceover work from actors as Justin Long and John Leguizamo (of Ice Age fame). We follow the story of the adorably named Patchi (Long), born at the end of the Cretaceous period as the runt of a Pachyrhinosaurus litter.

Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and BBC Earth Films invite you to bring home Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie, an awe-inspiring adventure 70 million years in the making, now stomping in just in time for Easter.

Dino fans of all ages will be 'herding" to get their own copy of Walking With Dinosaurs The Movie, releasing on Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and DVD March 25. Hailed by viewers for its explosive visual achievements, Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie is "Jurassic Park meets The Lion King" (The Today Show) and "...too good a visual treat to miss" (Philadelphia Inquirer).

Experience the spectacular story that brings dinosaurs to life and the viewer back in time. Directed by Barry Cook (Mulan, Arthur Christmas) and Neil Nightingale (The Meerkats) and the writer behind the hit film Happy Feet, Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie features heart-warming performances from an incredible ensemble of Hollywood's biggest stars including: John Leguizamo (Ice Age,...

Film: "Walking With Dinosaurs"; Cast: Karl Urban, Angourie Rice and Charlie Rowe; Voices of: John Leguizamo, Justin Long, Tiya Sircar and Skyler Stone; Directors: Neil Nightingale and Barry Cook; Rating: ***1/2 - - visual delight for kids.

From the hearth of BBC Earth Films, "Walking The Dinosaurs" is an edutainment film

that educates the audience about animals, particularly the dinosaurs that wandered

on the surface of the planet, about 70 million years ago, during the Creataceous

period.

This is not a documentary film. In fact, it is a charming love story bordered around

the hero's journey.

Film: "Walking With Dinosaurs 3D"; Cast: Karl Urban, Angourie Rice, Charlie Rowe; Voiceovers: John Leguizamo, Justin Long, Tiya Sircar, Skyler Stone; Directors: Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook; Rating: *** 1/2

From the hearth of BBC Earth Films, "Walking The Dinosaurs" is an edutainment film that educates the audience about animals, particularly the dinosaurs that wandered on the surface of the planet, about 70 million years ago, during the Creataceous period.

This is not a documentary film. In fact, it is a charming love story bordered around the hero's journey of existence. It exposes the dinosaurs' survival instincts in a truthful and convincing manner.

The film starts off with a present-day scene, where Paleontologist.

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American Hustle (15)

(David O Russell, 2013, Us) Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, Jennifer Lawrence. 138 mins

Big, brassy and outrageously coiffured, this crazed 70s crime epic leads you into a maze, then keeps you wondering if it knows the way out. Things starts out small, with Bale and Adams's petty con duo turned by Cooper's ambitious Fed, but stakes escalate, allegiances complicate, and deceptions multiply deliriously, carried along by lovably flawed characters and a manic energy.

Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (15)

(Adam McKay, 2013, Us) Will Ferrell, Steve Carell, Paul Rudd. 119 mins

The hype is over, as Ferrell reunites his news team and drags them into New York, the 80s and the 24-hour era. But this sequel's absurdity, cameo-fuelled mayhem and mild...

Chicago – “Walking with Dinosaurs” depicts the magnificent titular creatures in stunning realism and 3D vision, and then proceeds to give them line readings with the equivalent sophistication of Archie comics. This adds up to an educational film with a long, dull journey ahead.

Rating: 2.5/5.0

This is geared towards the kiddies, with a flight of fancy that becomes teeth-gnashingly stupid for their adult companions. Its heart is in the right place, as an annoying bird guides the audience through the Cretaceous Era by properly naming all of the species, yet the idea that the production had to “entertain” its young audience with a silly Dino-Shakespearian fight for power – softened for the youthful sensibility – just wasn’t compelling. The kid fidget factor, unless the moppet is a junior scientist, might top out at eleven.

The film starts out with a live action segment, as Uncle Zack (Karl Urban, using his Dr. McCoy...

Roughly a year ago we were treated to an enticing teaser trailer for Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale’s Walking with Dinosaurs 3D; a spin-off from the popular BBC television series. The trailer gave off the impression we’d be in for a mature, grown-up nature documentary of sorts, with a David Attenborough style of narration playing over the top. However regrettably Walking with Dinosaurs offers no such thing, instead adding needless human voices to the dinosaurs and having them interact through speech, as this potentially exhilarating tale has become far too child-friendly, suffering greatly a result.

Narrated by Alex (John Leguizamo), an Alexornis bird, we delve into the life of Patchi (Justin Long), a young Pachyrinosaurus, who gets separated from his family and has to venture through the wild and dangerous dinosaur kingdom, hoping to one day emulate his father, the Alpha male of their herd, who dies courageously in battle.

Directors: Barry Cook, Neil Nightingale; Screenwriters: John Collee; Starring: Charlie Rowe, Karl Urban, Angourie Rice, John Leguizamo, Justin Long; Running time: 87 mins; Certificate: U

Steven Spielberg can rest easy. Walking with Dinosaurs is no match for the muscle of the Jurassic Park franchise (the fourth due out in 2015), but that isn't a comment on the effects - which are stunning. It's the lack of a compelling story that means it's a bit of a trudge at times; more like a live museum experience than a fully developed film.

Given that 'The 3D Movie' is based on the BBC documentary series Walking with Dinosaurs the educational slant isn't surprising. Actually, it's quite refreshing to see animation that reflects the real world - or at least a recognisable version of it - where the dinos blend seamlessly against epic real-life Alaskan backdrops (as well as some New Zealand locations).

There is a good deal of Disneyfication though.

Directors: Barry Cook, Neil Nightingale; Screenwriters: John Collee; Starring: Charlie Rowe, Karl Urban, Angourie Rice, John Leguizamo, Justin Long; Running time: 87 mins; Certificate: U

Steven Spielberg can rest easy. Walking with Dinosaurs is no match for the muscle of the Jurassic Park franchise (the fourth due out in 2015), but that isn't a comment on the effects - which are stunning. It's the lack of a compelling story that means it's a bit of a trudge at times; more like a live museum experience than a fully developed film.

Given that 'The 3D Movie' is based on the BBC documentary series Walking with Dinosaurs the educational slant isn't surprising. Actually, it's quite refreshing to see animation that reflects the real world - or at least a recognisable version of it - where the dinos blend seamlessly against epic real-life Alaskan backdrops (as well as some New Zealand locations).

There is a good deal of Disneyfication though.

Sub-vaudeville 1950s sitcom humor and a horrifically dated message about boys as heroes and girls as the heroes’ property. You know, for kids! I’m “biast” (pro): love dinosaurs

I’m “biast” (con): tired of movies that think they can get away with being idiotic because they’re “for kids”

(what is this about? see my critic’s minifesto)

I shall very slightly paraphrase the famed chaotician Ian Malcolm — who has had some experience with the terrible lizards — to explain Walking with Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie:

Now this is one big pile of shit.

It shouldn’t be. Screenwriter John Collee has written good, smart stuff for kids — Happy Feet — and adults: Creation and Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. Codirector Barry Cook also codirected Arthur Christmas, which is sheer joy, and his directing partner Neil Nightingale has produced a ton of beautiful nature...

Walking With Dinosaurs and the forces behind Tim Hill, Justin Long, John Leguizamo, Skyler Stone. Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

Sunday morning, invited by Twentieth Century Fox films to the red carpet at Cinema 1, 2, 3, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, I walked with dinosaur lovers big and small to celebrate the premiere screening of Walking With Dinosaurs (directed by Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale with Tim Hill as Executive Producer). Three longtime dinosaur aficionados, John Leguizamo, Justin Long and Skyler Stone, who give their voices to the photorealistic prehistoric 3-D adventurers, told me about their very first dino-encounters.

Produced by BBC Earth, the animated feature using the latest technology takes us back 70 million years. We follow the fate of Patchi, a Pachyrhinosaurus with a whistling hole in his ear and a great deal of courage, voiced by Justin Long, as his herd migrates through what is now Alaska. Together with his older brother...

Watch new clips from 20th Century Fox's Walking with Dinosaurs 3D adventure voiced by Charlie Rowe and Angourie Rice. Neil Nightingale directs from the screenplay by Theodore Thomas and John Collee. The exciting film opens on December 20th, and is produced by Deepak Nayar, Mike Devlin and Amanda Hill. For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are more real than ever before and put moviegoers in the middle of a thrilling prehistoric adventure, where an underdog dinosaur triumphs against all odds to become a hero for the ages.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie will be heading into cinemas just in time for Christmas next month, returning us 70 million years into the past for an adventure of impressive scope.

The film features computer-animated creatures in live-action settings – itself a very interesting approach to making a movie like this – based on the incredibly popular BBC miniseries of the same name.

With less than a month to count down before it hits the big screen, we’ve got two exclusive new character featurettes to share, introducing Alex, an Alexornis bird, and our leading dinosaur Patchi, a Pachyrhinosaurus.

For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking With Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are more...

Check out several new international character posters for Walking with Dinosaurs 3D featuring the voices of Charlie Rowe and Angourie Rice. The family adventure opens on December 20th, 2013 via 20th Century Fox and looks to gross a hefty amount from its box office run. Neil Nightingale directs from the screenplay by John Collee and Theodore Thomas. For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking with Dinosaurs is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are more real than ever before...

December 6, 2013

Frozen

Director: Juliet McKoen

Starring: Kristen Bell, Alan Tudyk, Idina Menzel

Running time: 108 mins

Certificate: PG

Getaway

Director: Courtney Solomon

Starring: Ethan Hawke, Selena Gomez, Jon Voight

Running time: 90 mins

Certificate: 12A

Homefront

Director: Gary Fleder

Starring: Jason Statham, James Franco, Winona Ryder

Running time: 100 mins

Certificate: 15

Kill Your Darlings

Director: John Krokidas

Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Dane DeHaan, Michael C Hall

Running time: 104 mins

Certificate: 15

Nebraska

Director: Alexander Payne

Starring: Bruce Dern, Will Forte, June Squibb

Running time: 115 mins

Certificate: 15

Old Boy

Director: Spike Lee

Starring: Josh Brolin, Elizabeth Olsen, Samuel L Jackson

Running time: 104 mins

Certificate: 18

Powder Room

Director: Mj Delaney

Starring: Sheridan Smith, Jaime Winstone, Kate Nash

Running time: 86 mins

Certificate: 15

December 13, 2013

Cinema Paradiso

Director: Giuseppe Tornatore

Starring: Philippe Noiret, Enzo Cannavale, Antonella Attili

Running time: 171 mins

Certificate: PG

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Director: Peter Jackson

Starring: Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage

Running...

While you will have to be fluent in Japanese to understand the narration for the latest Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie international trailer, fans do get a new glimpse of footage from this upcoming adventure. Neil Nightingale and Barry Cook direct this 3D movie that follows two brothers trying to follow in their fathers footsteps as explorers, where they discover a number of dinosaurs thought to be extinct for millions of years. Check out the latest footage, and clickHere to check out the domestic trailer that debuted in September.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie comes to theaters December 20th, 2013 and stars Charlie Rowe. The film is directed by Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook.

A new Japanese trailer for Walking With Dinosaurs is now online and can be watched using the player below! Opening in theaters on December 20, the 20th Century Fox release is directed by Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale. In the film, two brothers looking to follow in their father's footsteps leads to a showdown with dinosaurs in the Arctic North. For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking With Dinosaurs is the ultimate immersive experience, utilizing state of the art 3D to put audiences in the middle of a thrilling and epic prehistoric world, where an underdog dino triumphs to become a hero for the ages.

It isn't every day that you get lessons on how to draw a dinosaur from a professional artist, so get your pencil and paper ready before checking out the latest featurette from Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie. Character designer David Krentz takes us through the steps of drawing the main dinosaur character Patchi. This drawing tutorial also features insights into Patchi's look, including the reasoning behind punching a hole through this young dinosaur's head. We also see new footage from this 3D adventure directed by Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale, arriving in theaters December 20.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie comes to theaters December 20th, 2013 and stars Charlie Rowe. The film is directed by Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook.

Watch a new featurette on Drawing Patchi from 20th Century Fox's Walking with Dinosaurs starring Charlie Rowe and Angourie Rice. Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale direct the family adventure written by John Collee which opens on December 20th, 2013. For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs...

Update: John Leguizamo may becoming something of a dinosaur expert. In Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, Leguizamo's character Sid "adopts" dino eggs and the baby dinos that hatch to the wrath of their real dino mom. Now, Leguizamo will voice Alex, an "Alexomis bird." (Anyone ever heard of an Alexomis dinosaur?) Also joining the cast is Justin Long (pictured right, he voices Alvin in the Alvin and the Chipmunks movies) as Patchi, a Pachyrhinosaurus. Tiya Sircar (The Internship, Hotel for Dogs) voices Juniper and Skylar Stone ("Max & Luther") voices Scowler, who round out the Pachyrhinosaurus trio.

Walking with Dinosaurs 3D opens on Dec. 20.

Jan. 28, 2013 - Brit Charlie Rowe (The Golden Compass) will star in Walking with Dinosaurs 3D. The 16-year old will play one of two brothers who set out to follow in their father's footsteps and find themselves in the Arctic facing off with dinosaurs. Arthur Christmas and...

Walking with Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie has debuted a new preview exclusively through Digital Spy.

20th Century Fox and the BBC have teamed up to bring the Walking with Dinosaurs documentary miniseries to the big screen with directors Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale.

"Audiences are going to feel like they've gone back in time and met these incredible animals," said Nightingale.

Executive producer David Nicksay described the film as an "evolutionary step" following the success of 3D and Avatar.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie will open in UK cinemas on December 20.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie has debuted a new preview exclusively through Digital Spy.

20th Century Fox and the BBC have teamed up to bring the Walking with Dinosaurs documentary miniseries to the big screen with directors Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale.

"Audiences are going to feel like they've gone back in time and met these incredible animals," said Nightingale.

Executive producer David Nicksay described the film as an "evolutionary step" following the success of 3D and Avatar.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie will open in UK cinemas on December 20.

Due out just in time for Christmas, Fox’s Walking with Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie will be taking audiences back millennia to a world in which dinosaurs walked and ruled our little planet.

Based on the famous BBC miniseries of the same name, which was narrated by Kenneth Branagh, the feature film will be using computer-animated dinosaurs in live-action settings, and that’s certainly something to look forward to. And with just over two months before it hits cinemas, Fox has recently launched a new trailer.

For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking With Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are more real than ever before and put moviegoers in the middle of a thrilling prehistoric adventure,...

BBC Worldwide, in partnership with Twentieth Century Fox and creators Evergreen Studios, today announced the launch of its Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie: Photo Adventure app for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android devices. Now you can see dinosaurs stomping down the street, roaming through schools and offices, and roaring to life in your home with this new augmented reality app.

Using the camera function of a mobile or tablet device users will be able to pose in any real world location with the stars of the 3D Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie, released in cinemas worldwide this Christmas. Using state-of-the-art technology created for the movie, Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie: Photo Adventure brings the dinosaur characters to life in incredible lifelike detail with sophisticated animation, sound and graphics that show every tooth and scale.

The free to download app, available at iTunes and Google Play, awakens...

There are another 5 posters for Neil Nightingale's Walking with Dinosaurs 3D, starring Charlie Rowe and Angourie Rice, which join the recent gorgeous addition we added. John Collee and Theodore Thomas wrote the script for the 20th Century Fox adventure which opens on December 20th, and really does look impressive, effects-wise. For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience...

For the first time in the history of cinema, audiences will see and feel what it was like to live in the prehistoric age, as Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie brings us back to a time when these massive creatures roamed the world. We have five character posters from this CGI animated adventure, which introduce us to Pachyrhinosaurus siblings Scowler (Musone), Juniper (Ginepro) and Pachi, along with their new friend Alex and the dreaded Gorgosaurus Gorgone!

Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie comes to theaters December 20th, 2013 and stars Charlie Rowe. The film is directed by Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook.

With the latest 3D technology at their disposal, directors Neil Nightingale and Barry Cook take viewers millions of years back in time in the upcoming adventure Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie. Following the final poster that debuted yesterday, 20th Century Fox has released the third trailer for this epic adventure, which follows two brother dinosaurs who confront a different species they have never encountered in the Arctic. Take a look at the latest footage before checking this out in theaters December 20.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie comes to theaters December 20th, 2013 and stars Charlie Rowe. The film is directed by Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook.

This beautiful fifth poster for Walking with Dinosaurs preps fans for adventure's 3D release on December 20th, 2013. Neil Nightingale directs from the screenplay by John Collee and Theodore Thomas. The voice cast includes Charlie Rowe and Angourie Rice. For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen...

The prehistoric stars of the 3D adventure Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie are put on display in the finale one-sheet. The story centers on two brothers trying to follow in their father's footsteps, as they confront a different species of dinosaurs from the Arctic North. Directors Neil Nightingale and Barry Cook utilize the most advanced technology to let viewers experience what the planet was like when these massive creatures roamed the Earth. Stay tuned for more footage and photos before this arrives in theaters December 20.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie comes to theaters December 20th, 2013 and stars Charlie Rowe. The film is directed by Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook.

Check out a couple of new posters which have arrived for 20th Century Fox's family action / adventure Walking with Dinosaurs 3D starring Charlie Rowe and Angourie Rice. The first one's Japanese, which really doesn't show much except the title and tagline, etc in Japanese. The other, and more detailed second poster is in English, and features a better design with a dinosaur's eye peaking through a bush at its soon-to-be-devoured meal. Walking with Dinosaurs 3D opens in theaters from December 20th, 2013, and is directed by Neil Nightingale from the screenplay by John Collee and Theodore Thomas. Here' what the film's about: For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive...

Go back to a time and place when dinosaurs ruled the earth. Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie is an innovative and immersive 3D experience that utilizes recent discoveries and breakthroughs in science and technology to present a uniquely thrilling neo-documentary for audiences of all-ages. Thrill to the wonders of this prehistoric adventure with a new Japanese trailer featuring never-before-seen footage, and then prepare to find yourself in the middle of a dinosaur utopia this December 20, as one underdog dino triumphs against the odds to become a hero for a new kind of generation.

Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie comes to theaters December 20th, 2013 and stars Charlie Rowe. The film is directed by Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook.

The new Japanese trailer for Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie has been released and can be watched below. Opening in theaters on December 20, the film is directed by Neil Nightingale and Pierre De Lespinios. For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are more real than ever before and put moviegoers in the middle of a thrilling prehistoric adventure, where an underdog dinosaur triumphs against all odds to become a hero for the ages.

If you really want to get your dinosaur fix in the next couple of years, you may only have Neil Nightingale and Pierre De Lespinos. CGI animated Walking With Dinosaurs to look forward to. And while that actually does look like a pretty interesting little flick, sci-fi and adventure fans have been clamoring for another Jurassic Park movie, even though the recent Jurassic Park 3D re-release is almost definitely already better than any sequel that ends up getting made, if it ever gets made. And it will get made. Probably. According to Coming Soon, Jurassic Park 4 is targeted to hit theaters in 2015. (Unless it doesn.t.) The news comes from the 2013 Licensing Expo in Las Vegas, which dropped news on everything from more Game of Thrones beer to Ray Charles stamps. But more dino-friendly fans will be interested in the Universal Pictures banner seen below, which places the sequel.s...

Tinseltown’s love of all things prehistoric continues to romp forward. Twenty years since Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park advanced cinema technology and brought the terrifying creatures to the big screen, we still can’t get enough as this latest domestic trailer for Walking With Dinosaurs 3D is here to keep audiences poised for further dinosauric action.

Following on from last month’s international trailer, Fox have crafted a new preview for U.S. audiences. Adding on a voiceover appears to be an attempt to make the film more palatable. It spoon feeds the film to viewers. Fair play to Fox. They’re keen to capture a youthful audience who force their parents to watch all four Ice Age movies incessantly on repeat.

Walking With Dinosaurs 3D comes from director Barry Cook. He helmed Arthur Christmas and Mulan. This time he joins up with Neil Nightingale to share directing duties.

Watch the HD trailer for 20th Century Fox's Walking with Dinosaurs starring Charlie Rowe and Angourie Rice. Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale directed the action family adventure from the writing by John Collee. This really looks like a wonderful film for the whole family to enjoy, with stunning visual effects not to mention a host of strong, super-sweet, and powerful characters. or the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are more real than ever before and put moviegoers in the middle of a thrilling prehistoric adventure, where an underdog dinosaur triumphs against all odds to become a hero for the ages...

At the beginning of the month, an international trailer for the animated Walking with Dinosaurs 3D debuted, previewing the chronicles of two young dinosaurs as they grow up, hoping to follow in their father's footsteps, and become respected creatures of the prehistoric wild. While that first look made the film seem like a nature documentary with a narrative (and no talking animals), this one takes a more family friendly approach with some cheesy voiceover and some mainstream music to get the kids interested, but the grounded story and visuals could make this worth a trip to the theater for the whole family. Watch now! The Us trailer for Barry Cook & Neil Nightingale's Walking with Dinosaurs 3D, originally from Apple: Walking with Dinosaurs 3D is directed by Barry Cook (Arthur Christmas) and Neil Nightingale (Enchanted Kingdom 3D) and written by John Collee (Happy Feet) and Theodore Thomas (Walt & El Grupo). In the film,...

We've got a new trailer for a dinosaur movie coming our way called Walking With Dinosaurs. The story for the 3D animated film is told without dialogue and limited narrative. I'm not really interested in the film, but my kids love dinosaurs, so of course they want to see it. I think they'll be disappointed when it's not as good as Jurassic Park.

The movie was directed by Barry Cook (Arthur Christmas, Mulan) and Neil Nightingale, and the story follows two brothers looking to follow in their father's footsteps, which leads to a showdown with dinosaurs in the Arctic North.

For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are...

BBC Films and 20th Century Fox have joined forces to produce a big-screen adaptation a six-part TV mini-series titled Walking with Dinosaurs that will get a theatrical release on December 20th, 2013. The second trailer for the hybrid CGI/live-photography documentary puts us into the mind of the lead character, a young Psittacosaurus traveling with his family to find a new home. Helmed by Barry Cook and BBC Earth creative director Neil Nightingale from a script by John Collee and Theodore Thomas, a 3D film promises to let viewers truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Never Let Me Go...

Dinosaurs thought to be extinct for millions of years are actually alive and well in the second trailer for Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie. Directors Neil Nightingale and Barry Cook give viewers a realistic portrayal of what the Earth was like when dinosaurs roamed the planet. Take a look at the latest footage for this pre-historic 3D adventure, in theaters December 20.

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For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking with Dinosaurs 3D is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3-D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are more real than ever before and put moviegoers in the middle of a thrilling prehistoric adventure, where an underdog dinosaur triumphs against all odds to become a hero for the ages.

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The new domestic trailer for Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie has arrived and can be watched below. Opening in theaters on December 20, the film is directed by Neil Nightingale and Pierre De Lespinios. For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie is the ultimate immersive, big-screen, 3D experience. Recent discoveries and a breakthrough in technology will introduce new and unique dinosaurs that are more real than ever before and put moviegoers in the middle of a thrilling prehistoric adventure, where an underdog dinosaur triumphs against all odds to become a hero for the ages.

Today we have the trailer for "Walking With Dinosaurs 3D," based on the show that features animatronic dinosaurs. It's designed to look like the Disney movies that focus on young chimps and young polar bears, but with CG dinosaurs. Check out the trailer below. Plot: Two brothers looking to follow in their father's footsteps leads to a showdown with dinosaurs in the Arctic North. The new movie is directed by Barry Cook (Arthur Christmas) and Neil Nightingale (Enchanted Kingdom), and is set to hit theaters on December 20th. Trailer:...

Here's the first international trailer for 20th Century Fox's CGI animated adventure Walking With Dinosaurs. They've made a realistic looking movie that tells its story with no dialogue and limited narrative. The movie doesn't interest me at all, but maybe there's some kids out there who will enjoy it. The movie was directed by Barry Cook (Arthur Christmas, Mulan) and Neil Nightingale, and the story follows two brothers looking to follow in their father's footsteps which leads to a showdown with dinosaurs in the Arctic North.

For the first time in movie history, audiences will truly see and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. "Walking with Dinosaurs" is the ultimate immersive experience, utilizing state of the art 3D to put audiences in the middle of a thrilling and epic prehistoric world, where an underdog dino triumphs to become a hero for the ages.

The movie comes out on December 20th,...

I’ve been curious about the Walking with Dinosaurs movie ever since it was announced way back in 2011. The film is a CGI/live-action film based on the BBC series and is directed by Neil Nightingale and Pierre De Lespinios. Very few details have been released up until now, and we still don’t know much about [...]

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The first trailer for Walking with Dinosaurs 3D brings the prehistoric creatures back to life in ways never before seen on the big screen. This 3D adventure follows two brothers of a famous explorer who discover that living dinosaurs, thought to be extinct for millions of years, are thriving in the Arctic Circle. Check out the first footage from directors Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale.

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Walking with Dinosaurs 3D comes to theaters December 20th, 2013 and stars Charlie Rowe. The film is directed by Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook.