Time flies, and John Carter has become a heroic example across popular culture platforms. From novels to comics, paintings to animation, television to 2012 movies, the role has deeply influenced the 20th century, as well as the most imaginative and creative people. As a fan of the "Legend of Mars" series of novels since he was a child, Oscar-winning director/screenwriter Andrew Stanton explained how he brought John Carter to the big screen. He accidentally read the original at the age of 10 and loved it immediately. On the concept of the story-a human came to Mars and encountered various magical creatures in an unfamiliar new world. Strangers are in unfamiliar places, this is the romance of adventure and science fiction. He always felt that if he could see the story on the big screen, it would be an amazing thing.
John Carter Creative background
2021-10-20 17:21
Extended Reading
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Andrew 2022-04-23 07:01:20
I haven't watched the domestic time-travel drama, but I can irresponsibly say that this film is definitely better than the domestic time-travel drama, and it has a little Sherlock Holmes flavor at the end. However, the 3D effect of the whole film is really not flattering. The whole process feels no different from 2D, far less than the Dragon Gate Flying Armor.
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Antonio 2021-10-20 19:03:01
At least the dogs on all planets are very loyal...
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Tars Tarkas: [subtitled] Watch. Everyone, step back. Show them, Virginia. Jump. Jump!
John Carter: [spits]
Tars Tarkas: By Issus, you will jump tomorrow, Virginia.
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John Carter: [sees Woola] Easy. Nice monster dog.