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* ActingForTwo: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
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* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
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** While brainstorming casting ideas with Neil Gaiman, Zemeckis immediately rejected the latter's suggestion of Creator/CrispinGlover due to still remembering how hard he was to work with while shooting ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. He quickly changed his mind after realizing that most of the problems he had with Glover back then (namely him being unable to hit his mark or understand how scenes flowed together) would be rendered irrelevant by the motion capture.
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** While brainstorming casting ideas with Neil Gaiman, Zemeckis immediately rejected the latter's suggestion of Creator/CrispinGlover due to still remembering how hard he was to work with while shooting ''Film/BackToTheFuture''.''Film/BackToTheFuture1''. He quickly changed his mind after realizing that most of the problems he had with Glover back then (namely him being unable to hit his mark or understand how scenes flowed together) would be rendered irrelevant by the motion capture.
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** Grendel's design was going to be much more humanlike, but they changed it in order to make him more monstrous.
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** Grendel's design was going to be much more humanlike, but they changed it in order to make him more monstrous.monstrous.
** While brainstorming casting ideas with Neil Gaiman, Zemeckis immediately rejected the latter's suggestion of Creator/CrispinGlover due to still remembering how hard he was to work with while shooting ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. He quickly changed his mind after realizing that most of the problems he had with Glover back then (namely him being unable to hit his mark or understand how scenes flowed together) would be rendered irrelevant by the motion capture.
** While brainstorming casting ideas with Neil Gaiman, Zemeckis immediately rejected the latter's suggestion of Creator/CrispinGlover due to still remembering how hard he was to work with while shooting ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. He quickly changed his mind after realizing that most of the problems he had with Glover back then (namely him being unable to hit his mark or understand how scenes flowed together) would be rendered irrelevant by the motion capture.
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Really Seven Hundred Years Old = shoehorn
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* PlayingGertrude: Creator/AngelinaJolie plays Grendel's mother, who is supposed to be centuries old. Also, Grendel is played by Creator/CrispinGlover, who is 11 years older than she is.
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Misuse. Made back its budget.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: A rather unusual case, in that it actually made a decent amount of money. But its budget was so high that it had no hope of recouping it.
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*BoxOfficeBomb: A rather unusual case, in that it actually made a decent amount of money. But its budget was so high that it had no hope of recouping it.
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* FlipFlopOfGod: Avary speculated that Grendel's Mother mated with humans in order to rebuild her demonkind. However the novelization, which is based on his original script, states she had a son with Beowulf only in order to use it against him in revenge for Grendel's death, not out of any reproductive motivation. It's consistently explained she avoids contact with humans instead of seeking it.
* PlayingGertrude: Creator/AngelinaJolie plays Grendel's mother, who is supposed to be centuries old. Grendel is played by Creator/CrispinGlover, who is 11 years older than she is.
* PlayingGertrude: Creator/AngelinaJolie plays Grendel's mother, who is supposed to be centuries old. Grendel is played by Creator/CrispinGlover, who is 11 years older than she is.
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* FlipFlopOfGod: Avary speculated that Grendel's Mother mated mother tried to mate with humans in order to rebuild her demonkind. However the novelization, which is based on his original script, states she had a son sons with Beowulf and Horthgar only in order to use it against him them in revenge for Grendel's the previous' death, not out of any reproductive motivation. It's consistently explained motivation (it's even repeatedly said she avoids contact with humans instead of seeking it.
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* PlayingGertrude: Creator/AngelinaJolie plays Grendel's mother, who is supposed to be centuries old. Also, Grendel is played by Creator/CrispinGlover, who is 11 years older than she is.
* PlayingGertrude: Creator/AngelinaJolie plays Grendel's mother, who is supposed to be centuries old. Also, Grendel is played by Creator/CrispinGlover, who is 11 years older than she is.
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Being specific about how many years older Crispin was than Angelina.
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* PlayingGertrude: Creator/AngelinaJolie plays Grendel's mother, who is supposed to be centuries old. Grendel is played by Creator/CrispinGlover, who is older than she is.
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* PlayingGertrude: Creator/AngelinaJolie plays Grendel's mother, who is supposed to be centuries old. Grendel is played by Creator/CrispinGlover, who is 11 years older than she is.
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* PlayingGertrude: Creator/AngelinaJolie plays Grendel's mother, who is supposed to be centuries old. Grendel is played by Creator/CrispinGlover, who is older than she is.
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** Avary and Gaiman had written a talky, slow confrontation between Beowulf and the Dragon in order to avoid a dynamic battle that could result too expensive to portray in live action. This changed when the project was turned into a CGI production, as the lack of practical effects and shooting locations meant Avary and Gaiman could write whatever they wanted without adding one dollar to the budget. The scene was changed to the long battle-chase shown in the final product, although part of its original dialogue was still used by Caitlin Kiernan for the film's novelization.
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** Avary and Gaiman had written a talky, slow confrontation between Beowulf and the Dragon in order to avoid a dynamic battle that could result too expensive to portray in live action. This changed when the project was turned into a CGI production, as the lack of practical effects and shooting locations meant Avary and Gaiman could write whatever they wanted without adding one dollar up to the budget. The scene was changed to the long battle-chase shown in the final product, although part of its original dialogue was still used by Caitlin Kiernan for the film's novelization.
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** Avary and Gaiman had written a talky, slow confrontation between Beowulf and the Dragon in order to avoid a dynamic battle that could result too expensive to portray in live action. This changed when the project was turned into a CGI production, as the lack of practical effects and shooting places ameant Avary and Gaiman could write whatever they wanted without adding a dollar to the budget. The scene was changed to the long, battle-chase portrayed in the final product, although part of its original dialogue was still used by Caitlin Kiernan for the film's novelization.
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** Avary and Gaiman had written a talky, slow confrontation between Beowulf and the Dragon in order to avoid a dynamic battle that could result too expensive to portray in live action. This changed when the project was turned into a CGI production, as the lack of practical effects and shooting places ameant locations meant Avary and Gaiman could write whatever they wanted without adding a one dollar to the budget. The scene was changed to the long, long battle-chase portrayed shown in the final product, although part of its original dialogue was still used by Caitlin Kiernan for the film's novelization.
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* CreatorsApathy: Creator/RobertZemeckis openly expressed his hatred for the poem on which it was based, so all the nuance and meaning of the poem is completely ignored, radically changing the story and essentially making it an InNameOnly adaptation.
* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
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* CreatorsApathy: A variation. Creator/RobertZemeckis has openly expressed his hatred for the poem on which it was based, so all he was naturally delighted when he found Creator/RogerAvary and Creator/NeilGaiman's script and saw that it radically changed the story away from the nuance and meaning of the poem is completely ignored, radically changing poem. He became the story and essentially making project's main driving force due to it.
* FlipFlopOfGod: Avary speculated that Grendel's Mother mated with humans in order to rebuild her demonkind. However the novelization, which is based on his original script, states she had a son with Beowulf only in order to use itan InNameOnly adaptation.
against him in revenge for Grendel's death, not out of any reproductive motivation. It's consistently explained she avoids contact with humans instead of seeking it.
* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured byCreator/RayWinstone.Creator/RayWinstone.
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** The movie was originally conceived as a live action film, specifically a gritty, small-scale one directed by Avary. It turned to CGI when Zemeckis convinced him that the product would be better that way.
** Avary and Gaiman had written a talky, slow confrontation between Beowulf and the Dragon in order to avoid a dynamic battle that could result too expensive to portray in live action. This changed when the project was turned into a CGI production, as the lack of practical effects and shooting places ameant Avary and Gaiman could write whatever they wanted without adding a dollar to the budget. The scene was changed to the long, battle-chase portrayed in the final product, although part of its original dialogue was still used by Caitlin Kiernan for the film's novelization.
** Grendel's design was going to be much more humanlike, but they changed it in order to make him more monstrous.
* FlipFlopOfGod: Avary speculated that Grendel's Mother mated with humans in order to rebuild her demonkind. However the novelization, which is based on his original script, states she had a son with Beowulf only in order to use it
* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The movie was originally conceived as a live action film, specifically a gritty, small-scale one directed by Avary. It turned to CGI when Zemeckis convinced him that the product would be better that way.
** Avary and Gaiman had written a talky, slow confrontation between Beowulf and the Dragon in order to avoid a dynamic battle that could result too expensive to portray in live action. This changed when the project was turned into a CGI production, as the lack of practical effects and shooting places ameant Avary and Gaiman could write whatever they wanted without adding a dollar to the budget. The scene was changed to the long, battle-chase portrayed in the final product, although part of its original dialogue was still used by Caitlin Kiernan for the film's novelization.
** Grendel's design was going to be much more humanlike, but they changed it in order to make him more monstrous.
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* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
* TheyJustDidntCare: Creator/RobertZemeckis openly expressed his hatred for the poem on which it was based, so all the nuance and meaning of the poem is completely ignored, radically changing the story and essentially making it an InNameOnly adaptation.
* TheyJustDidntCare: Creator/RobertZemeckis openly expressed his hatred for the poem on which it was based, so all the nuance and meaning of the poem is completely ignored, radically changing the story and essentially making it an InNameOnly adaptation.
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* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
* TheyJustDidntCare:CreatorsApathy: Creator/RobertZemeckis openly expressed his hatred for the poem on which it was based, so all the nuance and meaning of the poem is completely ignored, radically changing the story and essentially making it an InNameOnly adaptation.adaptation.
* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
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* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
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* TalkingToHimself: Both Beowulf and the Dragon are voiced and motion-captured by Creator/RayWinstone.
* TheyJustDidntCare: Creator/RobertZemeckis openly expressed his hatred for the poem on which it was based, so all the nuance and meaning of the poem is completely ignored, radically changing the story and essentially making it an InNameOnly adaptation.
* TheyJustDidntCare: Creator/RobertZemeckis openly expressed his hatred for the poem on which it was based, so all the nuance and meaning of the poem is completely ignored, radically changing the story and essentially making it an InNameOnly adaptation.