Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio | Step Inside the Magic of the Epic Filmmaking | Netflix
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- Take an inside look at the making of Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio with mesmerizing footage in this behind the scenes special that captures the artistry of a unique tale years in the making proving that animation is cinema in perhaps its most artistic and collaborative form.
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Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio | Step Inside the Magic of the Epic Filmmaking | Netflix
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Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro reinvents the classic story of a wooden puppet brought to life in this stunning stop-motion musical tale. - Zábava
Disney's live action can get in line. THIS is the Pinocchio that will forever be remembered. It was absolutely beautiful. Guillermo never disappoints.
Guillermo never disappoints.
take seventeen chill pills buster. @@somosgenel
Seeing Guillermo smile while talking about his work is so wholesome
Can't imagine any other movie winning the animated feature Oscar this year
Puss in Boots?
Agree although entergalactic was great also !
@@danielyanezgarrido and The Puss in Boots 2, but Pinocchio deserves to win
As much I love it, Puss in boots the last wish is equally as deserving as Pinocchio
@@xmindy.kirbyx I haven’t seen the full movie of puss in boots yet but I’ve seen clips of it, I like Pinocchio because it uses stop motion, which is a dying form of animation because it’s time consuming and expensive. I’m interested in Puss in boots but I might go with Pinocchio for now, since Puss in boots uses an into the spider-verse look on animation while Pinocchio uses a beloved animation style that’s hasn’t been used for a while now.
Nothing but complete and utter respect to these people for their dedication and mindset in making this movie. The only thing I could think whilst watching this was "these people are brilliant, I couldn't even do this so save my life!"
I looked forward to watching this movie, and oh boy it was worth the wait!
The reason I watch this film is because I like animated movies and it catches my eyes. I was having an emotional rollercoaster ride while watching this. First I was happy, then sad, angry, shocked, amazed and the emotions run in circle. The storyline is amazing! And the songs too. This film shows a real story of our life and destiny. We don’t live forever, but we can keep the good memories with our loved ones. I cried in happiness. Thanks to all the production team for this beautiful film. Hope to see more in the future❤
Such a beautiful movie!
*Spoilers:* My eyes watered up when _Ciao Papa_ started playing. And the part where Candlewick and Pinocchio became friends was so sweet. Near the end, I was rooting hard for Spazzatura to have his happy ending because of how much he changed. That's how you write a compelling character.
Now *this* is how you make a Making Of featurette. Incredible editing and transitions through the many departments and how they come together, passionate and well spoken artists at the top of their craft in service of the story, and all wrapped up in a hefty 30 minute piece. I could watch hours of this.
EEEEVERYTHING Guillermo does in his making of books as well on each movie he's done is the same detail content. Priceless!!! GET hold of them if you can. Not cheap but absolutely worth every penny.
Just look at the faces of everyone who worked on this movie. You can see the love and the passion.
I’m just watching behind the scenes and still crying 🥲it’s a beautiful movie thank you Guillermo and all the animators voice actors ❤️
Stop motion animators are the ultimate animators. I mean if you get to that level you reached the top. With 3D it's easier cause you can go back and forward, change thinks in a bit, get the help from the computer for the frames in between, get a first draft first than layer it out. But stop motion you just animate like every single frame is in your head already! Chapeaux!
This version of Pinocchio is a treasure in stop motion movies. Thank you animators and Guillermo del Toro for bringing us pleasure to watch it on big screens.
I watched this with my kids and we where holding breath at times. Truly amazing piece of artwork, truly great scenario, subtle mix of humor and drama with every detail polished. Outstanding work!
Instant Classic... forever
This looks fantastic. Kinda sad it didn't get a proper release in the theaters (I'm talking about France at least). When this much care has been put into something, it deserves the big screen experience in my opinion.
I love this movie so much!! You are so amazing Guillermo De Toro 🥺🥺 this is a work of art!
Now this is a Pinocchio movie.
This is a true masterpiece of filmmaking. It is, by far, in my opinion, the best Pinocchio movie ever made. As much as I love the old Disney animated movie, this one is so much closer to the source material and more honest as a story. The craft and care put in the art, design, and animation is astoundingly beautiful, and I really hope that it goes on to help keep this amazing artform alive for many more decades. This has instantly become one of my favorite movies. And, I want to see more.
And, as far as Disney's live-action release goes... well, there's just no fair way to even compare the two. This one is, hands down, the superior film, in every respect. Compared to this, Disney's lazy cash grab is downright insulting, and a complete waste of time, money, energy, resources, material, and talent.
Yes, the Disney version is my child hood obviously, but having read the actual novel, it does actually stray closer to the source material. I also think the exclusion of any magical creatures makes it more grounded and the way people react to a live puppet is much more akin to how they would react in real life. I mean, who would really be shocked at the appearance of a live puppet when there is a talking fox walking around dressed like a human and people react as if its nothing?
Can we agree that the mind of Guillermo de Toro is a treasure-trove of dark whimsy that is just fantastic? I hope he keeps delivering masterpiece after masterpiece
🤣🤣🤣
What a perfect movie it was.
This is a masterpiece. Everyone who worked on this film should be very proud.
The music is stuck in my head all day.
Guillermo is one of a few directors who can still create a beautiful and powerfull movies. His touch is always visible in the movie... and not only here... I love both of his Hellboy movies, Pan's Labyrinth is masterpiece, Shape of Water or others.... he loves fairy tales and because of that his creatures are so believable.
I hope this Pinocchio will win the Oscar for best animated movie (but after I watched the Puss in Boots: The Last Wish I am not sure anymore about this one).
Fun fact, Toby Froud, the dude who you see at the 2:06 mark, is the son of Dark Crystal and Labyrinth designer Brian Froud and also played the baby in Labyrinth
One of those rare movies where the making of is equally if not more magical than the initial production. Every moment is exploding with detail and many of the people who worked on those details are bursting to talk about them. This only scratches the surface, but the wonder and awe it inspires around the work on display in the film is truly mind blowing. I could watch an entire series about the making of this film. Guillermo talks about it being a movie he wants people to appreciate in deeper and different ways each viewing and I think the intricacy behind the production easily makes it that kind of modern classic. The psychology behind the nuance and variation that keeps classical music appealing to us is the same sort of detail you see here. As we change around the music, the music changes around us.
All I can say is that this version is my favorite. Pinocchio's father looks like my father. What I really love is that my father is from Catania, Sicily... this resonates closely with my roots. The details and elements made this version of Pinocchio exceptional, phenomenal, life changing 👏 . I have watched this movie 🎬 over 10 times with my kids. I can watch this movie over and over and enjoy it every single time. I also noticed Sebastian "the cricket" writes his book in Italian!! The details ✨️ MR.GUILLERMO DEL TORO AND TEAM🎉🎉🎉 FELICIDADES, AUGURI!!!
Outstanding work of ART. Labour of love. Should win the Oscar.
Masterpiece!!!
I love behind-the-scenes stuff like this, especially with animation.
The fact that the voice actor for Pinocchio have grown so much, just shows how it took so long to finish this masterpiece 😌 Great job everyone who worked on this for years
Stop motion is amazing
I watch this every Christmas season. It’s the first Del Toro film I ever saw and this and Walt Disney’s adaptation of Pinocchio (1940) are my favorite versions.
I loved the movie, I'm a big fan of Guillermo del Toro and I'm also a fan of Mark Gustafson, Fantastic Mr. Fox is one of my favorite movies. Everything they do is amazing.
I love that behind the scenes are back
I love watching these behind the scenes videos
No tenía idea de la cantidad de trabajo horas hombre para darles vida a las marionetas... Qué paciencia y qué profesionalismo por parte de todo el equipo. Muy merecido ése Óscar. Felicidades Guillermo del Toro y todos los demás implicados en ésta producción! Saludos desde Guadalajara!
This movie had me weeping and happy throughout . What an excellent , excellent film . This is what true cinema is - capturing the human condition and human emotions in a surreal way . Acting , animation , music - all on point
Pinocchio is such an epic film. We look forward to more content like this.
This movie deserves a lot of respect.
what a wonderful and impactful piece of art
Gotta admit when i first started the movie i didnt know what to think. I grew up watching the 1940 version so this was quite different. With respect to movies who still film this way i decided to watch it. Overall its a very dark, sometimes sad story that is very heartwarming by the end. The ending tugs on heart strings like the first one, but in a different way. In the original everyone is dancing happy and Cricket gets his “wings” per say. In this one it ends almost like green mile; pinocchio watches everyone around him pass and is pretty much trapped in life until his time comes.
I look forward to see other live action filmmakers dabble with the animation art form.
VERY WELL DESERVED THE OSCAR
❤️ this masterpiece of a movie Guillermo. 🙌🏽
When so much effort is maken, watching this animation is a must. Respect
Wow..I could watch this type of video for hours....Talent from behind the scenes..
When does this complete and utter masterpiece release on 4K/Blu-ray/DVD? I MUST know, as this film is SO good that I MUST buy it ASAP!
Toby Froud! Amazing how he went from the baby in Labyrinth to working on fantastical films himself for the entirety of his life. I'm 46 now and my dream of working on a film like this has never went away but it's not in my cards I guess. I absolutely love watching behind the scenes like this because the process of putting the best of the best artists together to make a gorgeous masterpiece like this is so magical to me and I will always be slightly jealous of. I love fantasy and the artistry of giving it life SO much. I hope Del Toro gets to make many more like this one!
I watched the movie on Netflix as suggested by my dad.
It was so awesome, and everybody did a great job, at making this movie and show what happens behind the scenes 😍👍
Such a GREAT movie😁Outstanding voice actors and supreme stop motion😁🙌
A masterpiece indeed! Totally enjoyed this movie!
22:03-22:42 *Same Guillermo who doesn’t ❤️ Ewan McGregor.*
*ALSO THANKS NETFLIX FOR GIVING US BEHIND THE SCENES ON HOW THEY MADE THIS MASTERPIECE OF FILM.* 💪🏽
If everything is magical..nothing is magical..Love that line!..
Pure art! Wonderful! 💖
Minute 27:20 to the end. That explanation is powerful. Bravo to the team creating this film and bravo to Mr. Guillermo !
Del Toro has got to be my favorite living artist today, easily. His words are gospel.
this movie is amazing!
Fantastic, detailed insight into this world. David Bradley actually looks like he could be a character in the movie!
That Ciao Papa song so has been stuck in my head all day 😫
This is pure art.
What a heartwarming and well crafted movie in every aspect
This movie is a master piece!
Im glad this is available to everyone
Loved it so much. One of the best!!!
I love Cate Blanchet’s enthusiasm for being willing to play a more modest role just to make sure she can still make a movie with Del Toro 😂
That’s the thing that is admirable about auteur directors like Guillermo del Toro or Quentin Tarantino, they’re so brilliant, creative, innovative, easy to work with and charismatic that the actors and actresses would be willing to take whatever role they’re given to be in said auteur’s movie.
Not to mention that years before, Cate was also the voice of Hiccup’s mother Valka from the second and third How To Train Your Dragon movies. And seeing plus hearing her make monkey noises instead of Frank Welker like usual, really helps showcase her talent and range as an actress.
I love animated moves, and I love this version of Pinocchio. A masterpiece.
Human and artistic ingenuity at its finest.
How do people find the pure STAMINA to create something like this? I am amazed.
Truly amazing this film is a Masterpiece! Thank you to everyone involved in creating this amazing and beautiful piece of artwork! ❤
I love stop motion
i saw this version a couple of days ago and man, it's fucking great. it is clear that guillermo has an idea of what to do and what he didn't want to do. he put his heart and soul into this while not being afraid to get his hands dirty. credit should also go to mark gustafson and the animators for what they did. they went into something that felt real instead of the by-the-numbers bullshit that robert zemeckis did for disney.
Rest in peace Mark Gustafson, such sad loss.
I was dying to see the making of this animation, im so stoked :)
Una obra de arte gracias Guillermo gracias Netflix
Something which they didn't address here is that several elements of this movie are clearly inspired by another obscure version of Pinocchio - the 1987 cartoon "Emperor of The Night". That movie has a Gepetto that looks very similar to this version in appearance, as well as an insect being given life by the fairy (a glow worm in this one), there is also a monkey who is first a villain but later befriends Pinocchio and lastly Count Volpe is CLEARLY designed after Puppetino, one of the two main villains of the cartoon (they have the same outfits, same facial hair everything he is also equally cruel and sadistic to Pinocchio and heads a carnival, which is even more eerie than this version). While I absolutely love this one, I think del Toro would also have made an absolutely fantastic "Emperor of The Night' live action version.
Wow that's a lot of work and dedication. Well done 👏
My fellow CZcamsrs, it is with heavy heart that I write to inform you all, that the co-director Mark Gustafson died of a heart attack on February 1, 2024. I cannot help but express undying admiration for him and his contribution to the art of stop-motion animation. Rest In Peace, you absolute legend.
my new fav movie! so beautiful ❤
This is 100% my favorite stop action movie.
Amazing movie ❤
Incredible work, no words can describe just how good this looks
Wow.... What in the world is happening...I fade out watching how incredible amount of hard work has been put by the incredible team of professionals to creat this masterpiece....❤❤❤
Meraviglioso! Affascinante!
cate blanchett as the monkey is crazy 😂❤🎉
This is Cinema ... Guillermo did it again.
Imagine what he would do if he got the chance to make a DC or Marvel Movie ... maybe he will pivot everything into the Steampunk universe !
Update : seen the people behind this, its a multicultural and multilingual crew and that's what humans must be.
This was beautiful!
I love seein this beautiful man everytime I boot up death stranding
Wow. Apsolutly gorgeous, Incredible piece of work!
what a feeling watching this, its a masterpiece.
Вау, выглядит потрясающе!
Such a beautiful film
I like the Guillermo cameo figure in the town saying HI to Carlo...
Guillermo es brillante
Brilliant work 💎 PLEASE MORE STOP-MOTION ANIMATION FILMS🙏
Love this movie
Toby Froud!!! He grew up so much!!! 😭😭😭
I love this movie really really good.
Mind bending.
His best artistic endeavor so far.
So much work
Amazing people💙
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio is the best animated Pinocchio film since the 1940 Walt Disney animated classic