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Chargement... Great Showdowns: The Return (édition 2013)par Scott Campbell
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Since the beginning of time, there has been struggle. The epic clash of being against being. Tyrannosaurus Rex vs. Triceratops. Giant Squid vs. the Sperm Whale. The Circle vs. the Square. This is a chronicling of some of the greatest confrontations in FILM HISTORY. These are the GREAT SHOWDOWNS. Acclaimed artist Scott Campbell's hugely popular Great Showdowns series returns, following 2012's bestselling first volume. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Release Date: October 15, 2013
Publisher: Titan Books
Source: Titan Books
Genre(s): Art, Film, Pop Culture
Review Spoilers: N/A
So what about the second installment? Still pretty much one of the most awesome art related books out there. Still full of awesome artwork from Scott C. Still full of classic moments in film history. Really, the only reason I docked it a star this time around was that there just seemed to be a lot more obscure films in this one than the other. I’ve seen a few other reviews that have said the same so I don’t feel too bad for my apparent lack of knowledge of the classic origins for these pieces.
That said, there are still plenty of super recognizable moments.
The book starts out with an introduction much like before except this time it’s from Edgar Wright who – much like Neil Patrick Harris before him – is a huge fan of Scott C. Next to this introduction is one of the best drawings in the book which shows the characters in Hot Fuzz facing off. Then we hear from Scott himself once again in a rather disjointed message where ultimately the best part is his drawing smiley faces on terrifying things like a bloody knife to make them happy.
Great Showdowns: The Return starts off strong with the Karate Kid on the title page and moves into several other great ones. I think my favorite is probably the full two-page Sandlot drawing but there are tons of other great ones. Some other great ones are: Office Space, Home Alone, West Side Story, District 9, Spaceballs, Hocus Pocus, A Muppet Christmas Carol, Galaxy Quest, and Spirited Away. There’s also a great Ferris Bueller one with Cameron and the painting smiling back.
Final Thoughts:
Ultimately, both books are must buys as far as I am concerned. Scott C. is a great artist who deserves the support and he’s got a number of other books out, too, that you should check out. You can also check out his work with Double Fine by playing through Psychonauts (one of the most underrated games ever) and Brutal Legend. And ComicBookMovie.com did a fantastic interview with Scott back in August that you should totally read. ( )