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I remember about a year ago, the administrator of darkspyro.net brought us the information of Spyro getting a movie. So I, like the majority of the users on the site, was quite excited, especially since it was supposed to come out around Christmas 2009. 2009 and Christmas have came and gone, and about a month ago I found a few sources that said the movie would be released on April 10th. I thought, 'okay, not bad. Comes out along with How To Train Your Dragon.'
Well, that movie has had a few trailers out for about a month, and it's had a very well designed and information covered website since December 2009. So why doesn't Spyro have his movie website dealt with? The Animation Picture Company seems to have taken their site for the movie down ( http://www.tapconline.com/Spyro.html ), and yours, Velvet Octopus', doesn't have anything but the lovely poster and the Info email.
So, if the movie hasn't been canceled yet, which wouldn't be too great to hear, why not get a website up for it? The main thing that seems to be pulling the movie down is it doesn't even have a single webpage that's updated regularly by an official source.
Also, a video on You Tube (here is a link: http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=wC3HSrgJsLE ), claims it has found the movie's credit music. It sounds lovely, but compared to what we heard in the three games the movie is based on, it's totally out of theme.
So pretty much, I want to know this:
1. What is going on with the movie in general?
2. When is the movie REALLY going to be released?
3. How far along is the movie?
4. What's with the constant delays? If the movie had been released around Christmas 2009, we could expect to already have a DVD and Blu-Ray release.
5. Can we get more information on staff? Like who's doing music? Who's writing the script?
6. Can you get an official website up for the movie if it's not canceled? Or at least get a GOOD page for it up that has occasional updates with the date and time of individual updates?
7. At the soonest time, can we get some teaser art, a trailer or two, and maybe even concept videos?
I could probably go on, but I'll stop for now. I look forward to getting a reply.
-- Shenzi Sixaxis, proud Spyro the Dragon fan.
The email is info@velvetoctopus.com , if anyone else wants to try.