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Re: Punisher 2
Pretty decent (read: obligatory) interview by director Lexi Alexander on "Punisher-WarZone" over at IGN.
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And when she says she's going for the MAX look/feel....she's not joking. Later in the interview she's asked about a favorite scene from the Punisher comics and she references a flashback scene from MAX Vol1: In The Beginning.
It's just nice to know that she's basing her movie off THE definitive Frank Castle comic. Which makes the pic above all the more acceptable.
Pretty decent (read: obligatory) interview by director Lexi Alexander on "Punisher-WarZone" over at IGN.
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IGN: Does this film take place in the Marvel universe or its own world?
Lexi Alexander: Well, I think in the sense of the other Marvel characters, it's definitely in its own world. In terms of location, though, we call it "the Marvel New York" because rather than setting it in the real New York I wanted to have a little bit of a surreal feeling.
IGN: What will differentiate your version of the Punisher story that you think fans will truly appreciate?
Alexander: Well, the last Punisher movie really wasn't relevant to us -- like there's a lot of comparison to it, but none of us or any of the people on the team ever looked at it and said, "OK, how can we be different or better?" We just kind of made our own film, and the one thing I concentrated on was to really make it as close to the Marvel Max series as possible. I think we really achieved it in terms of the look as well as the tone. When I look at the dailies I'm getting, seriously I think I'm looking at a Max comic book in front of me because it's the same tone.
I get this question a lot and it really wasn't relevant. I think the feeling of it is going to be much darker and I think that one thing the comic fans will realize immediately is that the world we create feels like the comic book world in terms of the look as well. The reason that I've been sick all week is because I've been shooting in minus-degrees all night for eight weeks; I literally haven't seen daylight. I'm like a vampire [laughs]. So you can imagine how this movie's going to look. It's all dark and cold.
And when she says she's going for the MAX look/feel....she's not joking. Later in the interview she's asked about a favorite scene from the Punisher comics and she references a flashback scene from MAX Vol1: In The Beginning.
It's just nice to know that she's basing her movie off THE definitive Frank Castle comic. Which makes the pic above all the more acceptable.
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