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The Mist: Taming the Beast - The Making of Scene 35
Scene 35 can best be described as the point in which the muck hits the fan. It's a scene with unbridled chaos involving CG effects, creature models, stunts, coordination, dramatic character portrayals ... just about anything that could possibly go wrong in a scene. This feature shows how it came to be, how Darabont infused some last-minute ideas into its assembly, and how it wedged in as one of the stronger parts of The Mist.
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Plot Summary
This behind-the-scenes featurette delves into the creation of a pivotal and terrifying scene (Scene 35) from the 2007 film 'The Mist'. It explores the concept, design, and execution of the creature effects and the challenges faced by the filmmakers in bringing this intense sequence to life.
Critical Reception
As a bonus featurette, it's primarily appreciated by fans of 'The Mist' for its insight into the practical effects and filmmaking process. Critical reception is generally positive within the context of supplemental material for the main film, highlighting its effectiveness in showcasing the artistry behind the horror.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its detailed look at creature design and practical effects.
Appreciated by fans for its insight into the complex process of horror filmmaking.
Highlights the collaboration between director Frank Darabont and special effects artists.
Google audience: Audience reactions to this featurette are overwhelmingly positive among fans of 'The Mist', who value the in-depth look at the creation of the film's most memorable and frightening moments, particularly the creature effects.
Fun Fact
Scene 35, the focus of this featurette, is notorious for its intense practical effects and was a significant challenge to film, requiring extensive puppetry and creature suits, rather than solely relying on CGI.
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