Oblivion || Joseph Kosinski

[Xidius]

Date de sortie : 31 juillet 2013
Réalisé par Joseph Kosinski
Avec Tom Cruise, Olga Kurylenko, Andrea Riseborough...
Genre : Science fiction, Romance
Nationalité : Américain

Tom Cruise incarne l’un des derniers réparateurs de drone stationné sur une Terre du futur. Sa mission consiste à extraire les ressources vitales d’un sol dévasté suite à une longue guerre de plusieurs décennies contre une menace connue sous le nom de Scavs. Ces derniers ont ordonné aux humains de déplacer la civilisation à des milliers de kilomètres dans le ciel.

Lorsque le personnage de Cruise sauve une belle inconnue (Andrea Riseborough) d’un vaisseau spatial en panne, les événements vont le forcer à tout remettre en question sur ce qu’il sait et va mettre le sort de l’humanité entre ses mains.

C'est tourné en ce moment en 4K.

[alex_bono]

M83 pour la BO

[Docteur Danny]

M83 pour la BO

Ah ça, ça peut être pas mal.

[MrHobbes]

En plus grand

Ça va tuer.

[Arkaron]

Noyce.

[Hellboy]

Noyce.

Phillip ?

[Xidius]

TRAILER.

[Arkaron]

Hm... bah en fait, ça a l'air juste correct pour l'instant. Pas de plans d'une composition folle ou d'une énergie dévastatrice comme c'était le cas avec Tron Legacy... (le poster est toujours plus classe que la BA pour le moment). C'est joli mais un peu propre. On verra.

[Sigurd]

Hm... bah en fait, ça a l'air juste correct pour l'instant. Pas de plans d'une composition folle ou d'une énergie dévastatrice comme c'était le cas avec Tron Legacy... (le poster est toujours plus classe que la BA pour le moment). C'est joli mais un peu propre. On verra.

Je suis curieux de voir ça. Parce que Tron Legacy, c'était prometteur tout en ayant pas mal de défauts. Et puis Cruise quoi !

[alex_bono]

JE...

[Xidius]

Le trailer dévoile sûrement trop d'éléments narratifs mais ça a l'air sympatoche.

[Xidius]

ITW de Kosinski

How did Kosinski come to write Oblivion, which is based on his own graphic novel?

“I started writing this small character-driven science fiction story that was in the vein of those science fiction films of the 1970s that involved this lone survivor among the ruins of civilization, like ‘Mega Man’ or ‘Silent Running’ — it was kind of in that vein. I thought if it was going to be my first movie it would have to be something very small and contained in order to even get a chance at pulling it off. So it’s the story of a drill repair man, Jack Harper, who is one of the last human beings left on earth after a massive war, which was the result of an alien invasion. Even though humankind won the war, Earth was left in such a state that we had to look for another place to settle, and Jack is left behind to monitor and secure the resource gathering operation that’s happening where we’re gathering the last bit of energy out of the earth’s seawater in order to move onto the next step.”

How did Kosinski nab Cruise as his lead?

“It was our final Comic-Con for ‘Tron,’ and while I was showing the big Comic-Con trailer and we were doing our big song and dance for ‘Tron: Legacy,’ I was also launching an ashcan for ‘Oblivion’—which was just kind of like an introductory chapter with eight images at the Radical [Comics] booth. And the day after I got back from Comic-Con, I got a call from Tom’s agent saying that Tom had seen the ashcan and wanted to meet me and talk to me about it. I went over and met him at his hanger and I pitched him the full story ’cause he had just read that introductory beat—there wasn’t a script at that point it was a story in my head. And I pitched him the whole story over about two hours and at the end of the meeting he said, ‘Let’s do this. I want to do this. I want to do this movie with you.’ … The role fits him like a glove. I just can’t imagine anyone else playing this character.”

How did Kosinski decide on the visuals for the flick?

“Visually, I always knew exactly what I wanted the film to look like. ‘Alien’ is one of my favorite movies of all time, but I feel like after ‘Alien,’ science fiction kind of went into the dark for a long time. It became about deep space and dark ship holes and it just went into darkness. I liked the idea of bringing science fiction out into the daylight again. So it is a daytime science fiction film where the world is kind of divided into two zones: the world above the clouds and the world below the clouds. The world above the clouds is where Jack lives with Victoria, his partner, in this operation, in the skytower which is 3,500 ft. above the ground, away from the dangers that live below, which is a very different world from the ground where Jack actually has to do his job every day. And that juxtaposition to me in concept lends itself into a visual juxtaposition as well, where you’re gonna see technology set against a landscape that I feel is something we haven’t really seen before.”

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Trailer !
http://www.cloneweb.net/actualite/obliv ... e-annonce/

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