- The team responsible for the special effects production of this work has produced many movies such as " Hancock ", " I Am Legend ", " Surfing Season ", " Spider-Man ", and " Fantastic Four ".
- "G-Force" is the second collaboration between Nicolas Kim Coppola and Jerry Bruckheimer . The last time the two collaborated was " Prison in the Air " more than ten years ago .
- This work uses the same video style as the 2007 " Alvin and the Chipmunks ", that is, the synthesis method of the same real person + 3D animation.
- Because the film is scheduled to be released in the summer of 2009, in order to avoid collisions, the release of " Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel " of the same theme has been postponed.
- Harry Gregson-Williams originally served as "G-Force" soundtrack work, but because of " Prince of Persia 1 " is produced ahead of time, he eventually turned down the "G-Force" work plan in favor of Trevor Rabin succeed .
G-Force behind the scenes gags
2022-01-06 08:02
Extended Reading
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Salma 2022-03-23 09:02:36
Hamsters are not cute at all...
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Demetrius 2022-04-22 07:01:42
Are you looking stiff? Can you imagine you talking to a bunch of air and making all kinds of expressions? Gorgeous computer effects? The vivid performances and expressions of the animals? Or is the performance of people more lively? In short, there is nothing new for people to watch. Although I appreciate the educational paragraph of the final BOSS YAN SHU, it does not affect the overall ordinary plot and characters.
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Blaster: Yo, Jaurez, did you catch the little leg twitch at the end of my "death"? Ah! That was acting, baby. I was feeling it!
Juarez: Yes, amazing. Tell me you are not part possum.
Blaster: OK, you can laugh now, but some of those people back there were crying. It was like the end of Old Yeller.
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Hurley: Don't pay any attention to him. He's a quarter ferret.
Bucky: I have no ferret in me, Hurley. That has never been proven.
Hurley: Then why are you marked down?
Bucky: I'm on sale! Everyone goes on sale eventually.
Hurley: This should come as a surprise, but he grew up in the psych ward at UCLA.