same with a scooter tbh. Book aside (Where they travelled in a SUV iirc), it's utterly reckless of Butler, his Bodyguard, to transport Artemis with a scooter... if anyone was after Artemis, he'd have a field day with an assassination...
@@memto2376 wait what? from what i've been reading online, it's like both the new and old actors here are like one the movie's few redeeming qualities. do you mean he's bad acting here? or overall? (i assume we're applying child actor standards)
@@memto2376 he’s more capable than the directing and writing are letting him be. It’s passable like butlers and Artemis’s dynamic is on point barring the part where they are on the plane.
They completely rewrote and reshot almost every single thing. This is from the second version. They made THREE in total, where the first was even more faithful to the book. Without any Aculos, any Opal koboi, I think, his mother was there and acted the same as in the book etc. etc. and etc. But Disney execs were shocked to see an “evil” kid protagonist in the first screen test, like they had no idea what they’d even bought the rights to! So they changed a bunch of stuff, and added pointless Mulch Diggums narration too. Then they changed even more, and they kept the narration by Josh Gad because allegedly that was one of the few things they REALLY loved - while most people who watched the movie found it to be one of the top 3 most asinine parts about the movie. Check this post for proof: www.reddit.com/r/ArtemisFowl/comments/hgsy0e/comment/fw76drs/?ampcid=1*4odi4r*cid*WHZnVEV3ZHpnd1VqRVJSX0lYVWk5Sm5OaEV4c2g5UHA0YlN1QkxZSTNiaHFoRDdoZjBjMDk3d2ZOUm9xNjhSNA.. A person in the comments from Artemis Fowl Confidential even confirms it! WE NEED TO SNYDERIZE THIS FUCKING MOVIE!!!!!
This is the first chapter of the book, these part of the book is were we are introduced to Artemis's criminal/blackmailing side. The book also shows that Artemis is also not uncaring as offers two solutions the antidote ( which he gives her freely as a way to gain her attention /this also shows that he was not willing to let her die) and a booster that restores powers (This was traded for access to the book). This scene is great but fails to show Artemis's moral grayness.
I’m assuming that they wanted Artemis tone more cruel because his motivation is a lot more personal in this version of the story. Could’ve been an interesting take.
One scene they actually filmed of Artemis as a villain, and they couldn't even get that right. Artemis gave the holy water, then gave the fountain water/antidote as a "sign of good faith", and offered a drug cocktail that would purge the alcohol from the faerie's body in exchange for one minute with the book. He took the pictures of the pages, returned the book and left. Butler asked him why he didn't just kill the faerie and keep the book, and Artemis replied that leaving a trail of bodies would lead back to him. Disney fundamentally understands nothing about the book Eoin Colfer wrote. They had Artemis poison her, then withhold the antidote until he got the book.
I fully agree! But at the end of the day, this deleted scene could of at least given us something to make us think he was a real Criminal Mastermind. I will anything over what we got in the film.
I agree it’s different from how it’s written in the book (which masterfully illustrates artemis’ moral greyness) but even so, including this scene would have made the movie soooooo much better, by being the one scene with a tiny smidgen of the cold, calculating Artemis we know.
I’m guessing they were going to go a different route with Artemis’ arc, with something like him becoming more cold after his father gets kidnapped, and having an extreme “ends justify the means” mentality
What angers me about this scene, is that it's good. And it proves that Ferdia was perfectly capable of acting intimidating, cold, serious, and villainous. No sense on hating on the actor for being given poor coaching. It's obvious they butchered the film trying to make it family friendly 🙄
Blame the post producers, they're the ones responsible for the movie's failure, not the cast, not Kenneth Branagh and certainly not Eoin Colfer for supporting the changes. I just hate that so many people are blaming these people for the movie, when the real villains are the post producers.
@@cuppajoememes4834 Do blame Kenneth Branagh. Read his interview. He specifically toned it down and did the opposite of the books. www.slashfilm.com/artemis-fowl-kenneth-branagh-interview/
@@cuppajoememes4834 the drastic screenplay changes and kenneth branagh wanting to make a kids movie with a more moral artemis are absolutely also to blame. But it's obvious this movie's editing and shooting process was a murder scene of changes and rewrites.
i hate how they toke all agency of Artemis making his father the fairy expert. In the book he searched everything himself with almost no help (butler was there as a muscle). They literally destroyed the character. This scene is the most faithfull of all the scenes in the movie and it isnt even part of it. I hate this.
@@stefanoluttati7356 My friend, when was the last time you read the book? It was clearly Hawaii, in the middle of a volcanic festival, and Artemis had to put on a disguise as a hula dancer to get close to the fairy, who was revered as a minor god. This scene isn't even close to be accurate.
I don't like this scene because it proves that ferdia can act a cruel, villainous artemis better than a childish one, but they still did the childish one.
@@lyracupcake4373 he's saying it's a pity, because the child actor is actually competent in portraying a good Artemis, but they decided to go with the cushy one instead.
*okay, considering this scene got cutted makes me think that there is such serious problems during the production.* This is seems very faithful, but I guess the producers can't accept this version because it's too "evil" and "dark". They simply just want the "child-friendly" adaptation rather than this. It's really quite shame actually, for being not actually faithful to the original source.
Artemis.. Fowl... **IS** "evil and dark." That's his character. That's the hook. That's the whole thing! They took that out?! How can you get a redemption arc if you never started off evil? How can Han Solo be a no good evil smuggler if Greedo shot first?
I watched this and actually cried. Why couldn't this be the movie? Why did they have to take this series and butcher it, when this shows that they obviously had the ability to make an amazing movie that would have done justice to so many fans and their favorite book? It honestly breaks my heart.
Respectfully disagree. I feel like ferdia wasn't right for the part. He doesn't feel cocky or arrogant. He genuinely looks like he's just saying his lines. And maybe that was directorial choices but I don't think the acting was great. That's not to say I liked the movie cuz I don't. I don't like anything Disney's putting out, including some of these deleted scenes.
I was hoping a badly that they'd release this scene, since it was in the trailer and WOW there was actually potential here. Too bad they threw it away. THAT is the Artemis I know.
Agree to disagree. This Artemis still doesn't feel like Artemis to me. It's getting close, but it's not quite there. Maybe I'm just being picky. But he doesn't seem cocky, cunning, or like a bastard at all. He looks like he's just saying lines with barely any emotion. Why doesn't he smirk, or tilt his head, or change the infliction in his voice? He feels really stiff. And I agree it's better here than the movie, cuz the movie really sucked, but it still doesn't feel right to me.
Yet at the same time, makes him look more bratty, and childish. Being surprised at seeing the fairy(Whoa!? Seriously? Why does he have to say whoa? A flinch or a slow blink would suffice. I thought this was intended for the big screen, with subtle acting, not tv-screen-loud), rising his voice needlessly while(as far as he know, according to the script) an old woman is shriveling up smoking in front of his eyes, his banters with the fairy, and him talking about the encounter on the plane. While plane talk helps establish his relationship with Butler better than what the movie does, it also shows his vulnerability way to early at that point in the movie. This, is assuming, that this particular scene is suppose to go after the montage of him learning about fairy existence. Which, thankfully, would throw the whole Aculos plot to the dump, where it belongs, because it would go in accordance with the book, and Mulch would've just find The Book in that safe.
@@explodingdynamite7319 This should be an opening scene in the movie. The pictures he takes of this 'book' leads to him cracking all of the military protocols and rituals of the fairy people. This scene explains how he can stay one step ahead of the fairies for the entire movie. Granted that it doesn't explain everything but it lets him make plans and discover how to trap, detain and manipulate the LEP Recon command
Are you unsatisfied with the explanation or do you think that the scene should have been removed as it was due to it making making sense to the plot? I'm just curious and not intending to be aggravating
The Characters Keep Falling Apart, Costume Designs Are Loose, Box Office Is Floppy, Budget Doesn’t Want To Snap In, The Script Is Floppy, The Plot Can Go To Shell, The Story Can Go To Shell, The Action Can Go To Shell, The CGI Can Go To Shell, This Movie Can Go To Shell, But At Least Artemis Fowl Is A Bad Guy...Aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!
I'll never get over the fact they decided to remove the only scene that actually established Artemis as intelligent, and as being an anti-hero. Instead they decided to just tell you he is 40 billion times.
@Chuck Sta. Maria They kinda also made Artemis and his father's relationship a bit more friendly unlike in the first few books. Junior thought that failure and letting down Senior wasn't an option he was ready to take over the criminal empire any day
I'm shaking my head. This was basically the beginning the of the book... execpt for the person who led them there isn't there. They only used this in the darn trailer as a clickbait into the movie, giving us hope, then we never actually see it in the film. Artemis Fowl is so big, like harry potter that it could be a TV series. It's too big for a movie. I love the character actor choices but not the writing, as a fan of the books. It feels more like AU fanfic film rather than an actual adaptation. and also, I wonder if they do do any sequels, how it's gonna affect the Fowl twins coming in later. Unless Artemis Fowl Sr. is gonna remarry somewhere down the line.
I don't think they'll get that far. If we get any sequels we'll get the goblin revolution and that's it. Also if the sequels were anything like this I don't want them. Let's just do the Percy Jackson thing and forget about the movie until we get a proper adaptation in show form
@@ArielVHarloff I have stated this once before on another comment similar to this. I do not think Artemis Fowl would work as a T.V show. The books are just not paced like that. With Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, it makes sense to turn those into T.V shows, the way they are paced is perfect for a T.V show. Artemis Fowl is different, I think that we need an animated Artemis Fowl movie with Into the Spider-Verse style animation.
I think it would definitely work in show form from a guidance perspective. Then they wouldn't have to worry about making it kid friendly. There's a lot more freedom with direction on Netflix or Amazon Prime. But, it doesn't seem right from any other perspective. The books just aren't made for it.
It’s like this scene was directed by a different director and written by a different writing team. Ferdia is also giving a much better performance here than in most of the movie.
I agree, no Offense to ferdia My biggest problem is that because I'm Irish, I automatically assume that any actor speaking with an Irish accent can't do any other accent
My thought is they started going for a more teenage esque story and then when they decided to release it on disney plus they went family/young child, the budget was 150 million and the movie was only an hour and a half with poor cgi? Ahuhh a better cut is definitely in existence but most likely won't see the light of day
@@ArielVHarloff yep, if you watch the teaser trailer for it only two of the scenes from the teaser are in the movie, as soon as they knew it had to go to disney+ instead of theater's they went with the kid/ family cut
now this is how they should've done the movie, movie artemis actually seems like his book counterpart, this scene proves that ferdia definitely would've nailed artemis if he was given the right material
Will you you upload the rest of the deleted scenes? I think there was one very important wich was the one were Mulch meets Butler. I found it pretty funny and maybe something necessary to understand better why the fairies couldn't enter the house and Mulch could. ;)
IF THEY JUST WENT WITH THIS VIBE THROUGH THE WHOLE THING!!!! The boy who played Artemis (can’t remember his name) could actually have made a pretty good Artemis if he was like this all the time.
The best scene that is not in the movie. If they had just went with this scene instead of pissing in our face after our years of wait I would've been happy. I wish what I saw wasn't the real movie and that they are going to release the actuall movie from what I see in this clip
@@shiitagi It might be a bit weird for him to be reacting that way but it still follows the books plot instead of the plot just flailing around and not having a clear direction. It's like The Last Jedi. Where here there is an actual story written quite a long time ago, which they are making so they can't just make things up on the fly like TLJ. Example in TLJ they just have Palpatine alive and that their new villain is actually his clone, same for Artemis Fowl his father already knows about fairies
@@mrglass2837 Yes, yet what we have to remember and recognize is this: Even in this scene, Artemis said a line stating how it's a wonder to him that they are all real. And that is on the plane scene, right after he bluntly exclaimed in the scene before, saying incredulously that the fairies are real. Meaning, this deleted scene, even if it makes it into the movie, would be after he research the fairies, pre his father direction/inspiration. You know, that montage scene in the movie where they badly voiced over almost every line Artemis and Butler said in his father's study? Yeah, this Ho Chi Min scene is.supposed to go after that, and before Juliet's scene giving lil' Arty his sandwich.
Bruh! THIS IS THE SCENE THAT MAKES THE FLOPPY SIDE OF THE MOVIE MORE UNDERSTANDABLE! DISNEY!! JUST WHY! IF THIS SCENE WAS INCLUDED I WOULD GIVE CONSIDERATIONS! Disney what have you done. The actors had great performance in here. I’m teary eyed right now...😭😭😭
This was such a good scene tho, far better then the actual movie- I mean just imagine how awesome it would have been if the whole movie was like this! - It really makes me sad : (
Am I the only one finding it hilarous that Artemis and Butler traveled by economy/business class? 😂😂 I get that they're habing a little money problem after Artemis Senior disappered (I assume, haven't seen the movie yet), but remember, Artemis's broke is NOT the same as your broke
@James Parker I’m not sure which book you got that quote from but in the first book it says, “The Fowls were not left destitute, far from it. But billionaire status was no longer theirs. Artemis the Second vowed to remedy this. He would restore the family fortune. And he would do it in his own unique fashion.” Edit: Alright. I found the quote about not paying Butler in a month and letting go of staff in Time Paradox, so I dunno if that’s a continuity error but, oh, well.
@@ArielVHarloff Yeah from the sound of it, they were originally using a more book featured script... I have no idea why they decided to change it into the mess that it is now..
This is the first chapter of the book, these part of the book is were we are introduced to Artemis's criminal/blackmailing side. The book also shows that Artemis is also not uncaring as offers two solutions the antidote ( which he gives her freely as a way to gain her attention /this also shows that he was not willing to let her die) and a booster that restores powers (This was traded for access to the book). This scene is great but fails to show Artemis's moral grayness.
This is from the first chapter of the first book ❤️ The only thing missing is Butler, Artemis and the guy who tipped the duo about the old fairy sitting and talking in a cafe
@@ArielVHarloff Oh yeah, let me just run this decryption of a really weird file right here, two feet from the other person, where they can stare right at my screen, I'm sure they're gonna be cool about it.
I honestly think the biggest problem with this movie is not whether it’s faithful to the book or not, it’s mainly the problem with editing. It looks like many important scene were deleted or re-edit. The runtime is only 95 minutes. I guess they probably reshoot and re-edit a lot of stuff since the movie has been delay many times. But besides all those problems, I actually really like some of the concept and characters portrayals in the film, you can still see the effort and passion of the people who’ve done this, it’s just the problem with post production.
Also I don’t know if this is important. But I remember the writer of the movie was originally Michael Goldenberg, the guy who’s famous for writing the fifth Harry Potter movie, but then this year early, his name was remove on IMDb and replace by two other writers. So I assume there was some rewrite of the screenplay, but I’m not pretty sure.
I hope they make an extended cut of the movie, with all the deleted scenes completed and with added music. It would add some much needed context to the movie
@@nabielsetiawan989 And the grand irony is that Disney filmed this scene to be darker than it was in the novel. (Novel Artemis poisoned the faerie with holy water, then quickly gave her the magic fountain water as an antidote as a sign of good faith, then offered her a drug cocktail that would purge the toxins in her body from centuries of drinking alcohol in exchange for one minute with the book.) Novel Artemis is far more composed and intelligent than movie "Artemis".
Lennard Church I think this would’ve been a very interesting route to go with Artemis, assuming that he starts becoming like this after his father gets kidnapped. A very extreme “ends justify the means” mentality. It might not be completely accurate to the book, but definitely better than the movie we got.
Huh, villainous, talking about gold, The Book existing, and strongly mirroring an actual scene from the book? no wonder it was cut. It is strange that Butler is implied to have been Artemis Fowl Senior's guard, since I believe it was his uncle(?) that was supposed to be his guard. I bet you could string a lot of the original story out of the deleted scenes that were cut so the director could make Artemis into a hero-type more. I also think it's strange that Artemis couldn't have at least booked the third seat next to him for a little privacy.
I hope Disney releases a scene with Angeline Fowl. They had her in the cast and it would be nice to know what they intended to do with her. Ya know.... before yeeting her out of the script.
Wait how did she know he knew about fairies? Why would he say “It’s all true!” after she *starting burning up and gave him the book anyways*? Even in the deleted scenes this movie doesn’t want to make sense Complaints aside holy shit whoever played that fairy is an amazing actor. She was really convincing and really showed how dark Artemis’s character can be (even if he wasn’t the greatest actor)
Same what we got brought me close to tears. The Domovoi thing literally made me screech out "no" and I had to take a break from watching for a while. It was like them taking a big old dump on butler's Legacy for the Lols...
See, this gets me even sadder. It makes me think that someone at some point, knew what they were doing with this movie. Potential gone to waste. It's a Code: Eragon again, fellas.
Idk ferdias acting felt very stiff but whoever played the fairy really enhanced his performance. She was really good and really allowed Artemis’s character to shine through
You know what they did to this movie, they fed they book through a shredder and took the pieces and gave them to a fish and grilled the fish and gave it to a durken sprite and the sprite flew out the window and was ran over by a moving castle, and the sprite died and is now nitrogen for the beautiful plants. AKA, they wreaked it.
I don't think the novel was involved at all, rather they had an intern cut out random pictures from the comic book version of the story, and mixed those in with whatever was on the cutting room floor from all of their made-for-tv and straight-to-DVD movies, and what they ended up with was this movie.
This deleted scene and the Troll fight are the only things that survived the book... this got canned and the other was rushed over. It was a joke for all involved, except all of us book lovers.
The movie could have been soooooo good. Instead they slaughtered it and cut the best scenes out. My heart broke watching the movie. I’ve waited 18 years for the movie....now i wish I was still waiting...
Same I had to take a break after the big old dump they took on butler's Legacy with the Domovoi thing. I had to try really hard not to actually cry about that.
This is so more accurate to the books than the rest of the movie. Yeah it’s not perfect, but it’s much better. If Kenneth really didn’t want to make Artemis straight up evil, they could’ve just had him be super smart and researching fairies on his own, and lean in super heavily into the fact that he was “evil” and doing this for his father. That would’ve still made me upset on how different from the books, it would’ve been way better than whatever we ended up getting. This scene represents what we could’ve had from a much better movie.
I don't think any of it was Kenneth's fault, from what I have gathered something drastic happened in the post production room and it resulted in reshoots and cutting the film in a weird way. I feel sorry for the producers, the cast, Kenneth, AND EOIN COLFER FOR SUPPORTING THE MOVIE, getting the slam for everything, it's the post-producers that should be getting all the blame
Look up the tie in picture book "Artemis Fowl: A Fowl Adventure". It was copyrighted in 2019 and has a very book-accurate adaptation with screenshots of book adapted scenes that isn't in the final film (2 screenshots of the gold, Artemis decoding "The Booke", Holly with an acorn in her cell, the LEP officers going into Fowl manor after the bio-bomb, which is mentioned by name in text). There's also a BTS interview where Ferdia mentions the bio-bomb by name... The best guess is there was a book accurate adaptation before the original August 2019 release date, but for some reason, someone at Disney didn't like it and asked for major changes. That idea you have in the beginning of your comment is basically the way "A Fowl Adventure" book takes the story. Artemis researches stuff on his own, and the only connection he has with his father is postcards that are sent to him for his fairy collection, which these postcards are where he finds the "Time 2 believe" note. The book has no screenshots of Artemis Fowl Sr or the Aculos. The only mention of the Aculos is near the end in text, where everyone sees it in the safe at Fowl Manor, Mulch swallows it, and escapes. There's also another tie-in book that's also copyrighted 2019 called "How To Be A L.E.P. Recon" that the final chapter is "Mud People to Avoid at All Costs!" with pictures of members of the Fowl household (in the style of the actors cast),one of which is Angeline Fowl.. Also to note, Artemis Fowl Sr. is mentioned but there is no picture.
Nothing pissed me off more than seeing the Artemis Fowl trailer in Vietnam, which looked like the film to actually put the city on the world stage as something more than a war, only to see jack s*** of the city in the final film.
This was in the trailers. Since when does holy water burn fairies 🧚🏻♀️, that only works for vampires 🧛🏻♂️ and demons 👿. And what kind of fairy was she, a sprite or banshee as we’ve seen in the 1st scene.
Eoin Colfer took Irish folklore and created his own mythology based on it, similar (but to a less expansive extent) to how Tolkien borrowed from mythologies across Europe, and created something his own from them.
Mulch diggums was balls out narrating this scene as well Didn't mention it was rice wine that the sprite accepted as payment (Super important later in the series) The old sprite then just instantly rejuvenates and flies away NOT LIKE THE BOOKS. as is with the entire movie - a stain in the legacy that is ARTEMIS FOWL JR. 1/1000
The most unrealistic part of this clip is that Artemis is travelling in Economy Class
This... is like an ESSENTIAL part of the story. How can you have an Artemis Fowl movie without him freakin' finding the freakin book!?
I'M PRETTY SURE THE REAL ARTEMIS WOULDN'T TOUCH A BUSINESS CLASS SEAT ON A COMMERCIAL PLANE, LET ALONE SIT IN IT
same with a scooter tbh. Book aside (Where they travelled in a SUV iirc), it's utterly reckless of Butler, his Bodyguard, to transport Artemis with a scooter... if anyone was after Artemis, he'd have a field day with an assassination...
Nor would he have caught the Book cleanly.
WHERE’S THE PRIVATE JET
WHERES THE INTIMIDATED VIETNAMESE MAN
WHERES THE PICKPOCKETER THAT TRIED TO STEAL BUTLERS WALLET
One scene where he acts like his book counterpart, so of course they cut it.
Probably because Artemis's actor can't act menacing. Just look at him here.
@@memto2376 wait what? from what i've been reading online, it's like both the new and old actors here are like one the movie's few redeeming qualities. do you mean he's bad acting here? or overall?
(i assume we're applying child actor standards)
The book is better than the movie
@@memto2376 he’s more capable than the directing and writing are letting him be. It’s passable like butlers and Artemis’s dynamic is on point barring the part where they are on the plane.
They completely rewrote and reshot almost every single thing. This is from the second version. They made THREE in total, where the first was even more faithful to the book. Without any Aculos, any Opal koboi, I think, his mother was there and acted the same as in the book etc. etc. and etc. But Disney execs were shocked to see an “evil” kid protagonist in the first screen test, like they had no idea what they’d even bought the rights to! So they changed a bunch of stuff, and added pointless Mulch Diggums narration too. Then they changed even more, and they kept the narration by Josh Gad because allegedly that was one of the few things they REALLY loved - while most people who watched the movie found it to be one of the top 3 most asinine parts about the movie. Check this post for proof: www.reddit.com/r/ArtemisFowl/comments/hgsy0e/comment/fw76drs/?ampcid=1*4odi4r*cid*WHZnVEV3ZHpnd1VqRVJSX0lYVWk5Sm5OaEV4c2g5UHA0YlN1QkxZSTNiaHFoRDdoZjBjMDk3d2ZOUm9xNjhSNA.. A person in the comments from Artemis Fowl Confidential even confirms it! WE NEED TO SNYDERIZE THIS FUCKING MOVIE!!!!!
This is the first chapter of the book, these part of the book is were we are introduced to Artemis's criminal/blackmailing side. The book also shows that Artemis is also not uncaring as offers two solutions the antidote ( which he gives her freely as a way to gain her attention /this also shows that he was not willing to let her die) and a booster that restores powers (This was traded for access to the book). This scene is great but fails to show Artemis's moral grayness.
I’m assuming that they wanted Artemis tone more cruel because his motivation is a lot more personal in this version of the story. Could’ve been an interesting take.
One scene they actually filmed of Artemis as a villain, and they couldn't even get that right.
Artemis gave the holy water, then gave the fountain water/antidote as a "sign of good faith", and offered a drug cocktail that would purge the alcohol from the faerie's body in exchange for one minute with the book. He took the pictures of the pages, returned the book and left. Butler asked him why he didn't just kill the faerie and keep the book, and Artemis replied that leaving a trail of bodies would lead back to him.
Disney fundamentally understands nothing about the book Eoin Colfer wrote. They had Artemis poison her, then withhold the antidote until he got the book.
I fully agree! But at the end of the day, this deleted scene could of at least given us something to make us think he was a real Criminal Mastermind. I will anything over what we got in the film.
I agree it’s different from how it’s written in the book (which masterfully illustrates artemis’ moral greyness) but even so, including this scene would have made the movie soooooo much better, by being the one scene with a tiny smidgen of the cold, calculating Artemis we know.
I’m guessing they were going to go a different route with Artemis’ arc, with something like him becoming more cold after his father gets kidnapped, and having an extreme “ends justify the means” mentality
What angers me about this scene, is that it's good. And it proves that Ferdia was perfectly capable of acting intimidating, cold, serious, and villainous. No sense on hating on the actor for being given poor coaching. It's obvious they butchered the film trying to make it family friendly 🙄
Blame the post producers, they're the ones responsible for the movie's failure, not the cast, not Kenneth Branagh and certainly not Eoin Colfer for supporting the changes. I just hate that so many people are blaming these people for the movie, when the real villains are the post producers.
@@cuppajoememes4834 Do blame Kenneth Branagh. Read his interview. He specifically toned it down and did the opposite of the books. www.slashfilm.com/artemis-fowl-kenneth-branagh-interview/
@@cuppajoememes4834 the drastic screenplay changes and kenneth branagh wanting to make a kids movie with a more moral artemis are absolutely also to blame. But it's obvious this movie's editing and shooting process was a murder scene of changes and rewrites.
i hate how they toke all agency of Artemis making his father the fairy expert. In the book he searched everything himself with almost no help (butler was there as a muscle). They literally destroyed the character. This scene is the most faithfull of all the scenes in the movie and it isnt even part of it. I hate this.
Thank you for putting my frustration into words
@@stefanoluttati7356 My friend, when was the last time you read the book? It was clearly Hawaii, in the middle of a volcanic festival, and Artemis had to put on a disguise as a hula dancer to get close to the fairy, who was revered as a minor god. This scene isn't even close to be accurate.
@@shiitagi it s a lot of time that i dont have read it and i have confused the city
Exactly and his dad was underwater then living and healing with the Russia mafia
@@stefanoluttati7356 I hope you know he was joking.
I'm just gonna pretend this was the whole movie.
I'm doing that with all the little scenes that were actually somewhat accurate
Agreed. I was actually nodding along with the scene. Perhaps the only part of the movie that resembles the book. And they cut it?!
Come on, guys. This still feels so flat compared to how snappy and punchy the book is.
To an extent, but it proves there was an earlier cut, or at least some intention to make the film more faithful to the book.
I don't like this scene because it proves that ferdia can act a cruel, villainous artemis better than a childish one, but they still did the childish one.
But its in the book
@@lyracupcake4373 I think they meant that sarcastically :P so... r/whoosh?
@@lyracupcake4373 he's saying it's a pity, because the child actor is actually competent in portraying a good Artemis, but they decided to go with the cushy one instead.
*okay, considering this scene got cutted makes me think that there is such serious problems during the production.*
This is seems very faithful, but I guess the producers can't accept this version because it's too "evil" and "dark". They simply just want the "child-friendly" adaptation rather than this.
It's really quite shame actually, for being not actually faithful to the original source.
Artemis.. Fowl... **IS** "evil and dark." That's his character. That's the hook. That's the whole thing! They took that out?!
How can you get a redemption arc if you never started off evil? How can Han Solo be a no good evil smuggler if Greedo shot first?
I watched this and actually cried. Why couldn't this be the movie? Why did they have to take this series and butcher it, when this shows that they obviously had the ability to make an amazing movie that would have done justice to so many fans and their favorite book? It honestly breaks my heart.
Great acting from Ferdia in these scenes! I wish they kept this version of the story
Respectfully disagree. I feel like ferdia wasn't right for the part. He doesn't feel cocky or arrogant. He genuinely looks like he's just saying his lines. And maybe that was directorial choices but I don't think the acting was great. That's not to say I liked the movie cuz I don't. I don't like anything Disney's putting out, including some of these deleted scenes.
Growing up I always imagined Artemis to look and behave like Stewie from Family Guy . . I still do as an adult haha
I was hoping a badly that they'd release this scene, since it was in the trailer and WOW there was actually potential here. Too bad they threw it away. THAT is the Artemis I know.
Agree to disagree. This Artemis still doesn't feel like Artemis to me. It's getting close, but it's not quite there. Maybe I'm just being picky. But he doesn't seem cocky, cunning, or like a bastard at all. He looks like he's just saying lines with barely any emotion. Why doesn't he smirk, or tilt his head, or change the infliction in his voice? He feels really stiff. And I agree it's better here than the movie, cuz the movie really sucked, but it still doesn't feel right to me.
My comment wasn't being made about the acting, but the fact that the script was trash to begin with.@@terrisplash7045
What the hell? Are all the best parts of the film lost to deleted scenes?
I think they might
Going on a CZcams dive to try and find them all because now I see that they can do it I want more.
This scene was better than anything in the film.
Oh now there is a scene that is related to the book, but it was deleted. Come on Disney.
At least in this scene, they showed Artemis’ villainous side.
Yet at the same time, makes him look more bratty, and childish. Being surprised at seeing the fairy(Whoa!? Seriously? Why does he have to say whoa? A flinch or a slow blink would suffice. I thought this was intended for the big screen, with subtle acting, not tv-screen-loud), rising his voice needlessly while(as far as he know, according to the script) an old woman is shriveling up smoking in front of his eyes, his banters with the fairy, and him talking about the encounter on the plane. While plane talk helps establish his relationship with Butler better than what the movie does, it also shows his vulnerability way to early at that point in the movie. This, is assuming, that this particular scene is suppose to go after the montage of him learning about fairy existence. Which, thankfully, would throw the whole Aculos plot to the dump, where it belongs, because it would go in accordance with the book, and Mulch would've just find The Book in that safe.
@@shiitagi Yh, the kid playing Artemis is an atrocious actor. Kind of feel bad for him.
Rafael He’s not bad. Unrefined is what I would say.
Rafael considering that it is his first movie, he did okay
Why on earth did you delete this? The movie would have made so much more sense with it in there... This makes me sad.
Explain.
@@explodingdynamite7319 This should be an opening scene in the movie. The pictures he takes of this 'book' leads to him cracking all of the military protocols and rituals of the fairy people. This scene explains how he can stay one step ahead of the fairies for the entire movie. Granted that it doesn't explain everything but it lets him make plans and discover how to trap, detain and manipulate the LEP Recon command
Well, This Is A Fantasy/Science Movie!
Are you unsatisfied with the explanation or do you think that the scene should have been removed as it was due to it making making sense to the plot? I'm just curious and not intending to be aggravating
The Characters Keep Falling Apart, Costume Designs Are Loose, Box Office Is Floppy, Budget Doesn’t Want To Snap In, The Script Is Floppy, The Plot Can Go To Shell, The Story Can Go To Shell, The Action Can Go To Shell, The CGI Can Go To Shell, This Movie Can Go To Shell, But At Least Artemis Fowl Is A Bad Guy...Aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!
I'll never get over the fact they decided to remove the only scene that actually established Artemis as intelligent, and as being an anti-hero. Instead they decided to just tell you he is 40 billion times.
The only scene that makes any narrative sense in the whole film, and it's NOT even in the FILM....
Why are they on a moped?
what happened to the blacked out SUV that Artemis used just because he didnt want to drive 300yards in the boiling sun?
ClarksonTheMime im not mad about smaller details like that. the movie stunk but this wouldve helped the movie be tiny better
@@MarkOfTzeentch This Artemis doesn't need a black SUV cause he can surf, fence and likes the outdoors
Wouldnt they be in first class tho?
@Chuck Sta. Maria They kinda also made Artemis and his father's relationship a bit more friendly unlike in the first few books. Junior thought that failure and letting down Senior wasn't an option he was ready to take over the criminal empire any day
I'm shaking my head. This was basically the beginning the of the book... execpt for the person who led them there isn't there. They only used this in the darn trailer as a clickbait into the movie, giving us hope, then we never actually see it in the film. Artemis Fowl is so big, like harry potter that it could be a TV series. It's too big for a movie. I love the character actor choices but not the writing, as a fan of the books. It feels more like AU fanfic film rather than an actual adaptation. and also, I wonder if they do do any sequels, how it's gonna affect the Fowl twins coming in later. Unless Artemis Fowl Sr. is gonna remarry somewhere down the line.
I don't think they'll get that far. If we get any sequels we'll get the goblin revolution and that's it. Also if the sequels were anything like this I don't want them. Let's just do the Percy Jackson thing and forget about the movie until we get a proper adaptation in show form
@@ArielVHarloff I have stated this once before on another comment similar to this. I do not think Artemis Fowl would work as a T.V show. The books are just not paced like that. With Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, it makes sense to turn those into T.V shows, the way they are paced is perfect for a T.V show. Artemis Fowl is different, I think that we need an animated Artemis Fowl movie with Into the Spider-Verse style animation.
Hey now! Fanfiction writers would care about the characters and have actually read the source material!
Let's Boycott until Disney learn their lessons
I think it would definitely work in show form from a guidance perspective. Then they wouldn't have to worry about making it kid friendly. There's a lot more freedom with direction on Netflix or Amazon Prime.
But, it doesn't seem right from any other perspective. The books just aren't made for it.
It’s like this scene was directed by a different director and written by a different writing team. Ferdia is also giving a much better performance here than in most of the movie.
Exactlyy what I was thinking 🤒 it's like the snyder cut all over again
I agree, no Offense to ferdia
My biggest problem is that because I'm Irish, I automatically assume that any actor speaking with an Irish accent can't do any other accent
My thought is they started going for a more teenage esque story and then when they decided to release it on disney plus they went family/young child, the budget was 150 million and the movie was only an hour and a half with poor cgi? Ahuhh a better cut is definitely in existence but most likely won't see the light of day
@@iannbrogan1418 yeah I don't think we'll ever see the actual adaptation of the book which is what makes seeing it exists even sadder
@@ArielVHarloff yep, if you watch the teaser trailer for it only two of the scenes from the teaser are in the movie, as soon as they knew it had to go to disney+ instead of theater's they went with the kid/ family cut
now this is how they should've done the movie, movie artemis actually seems like his book counterpart, this scene proves that ferdia definitely would've nailed artemis if he was given the right material
hopefully disney doesn't take this down
Whoops! Meant to put it as Unlisted for now!
@@ArtemisfowlConfidential haha smart
Jason? Lmao seeing u everywhere recently
@@jayjedijunior6703 Lol. I am everywhere, it is true.
@@jasonball3496 travelling through the time tunnel with jay-jay just to comment and surprise me
Uurrrrgh. Apart from the MI6 and Mulch talking over it this is perfect. Arte is so menacing like the books.
Idk
.....he's not that menacing in the movie
Will you you upload the rest of the deleted scenes? I think there was one very important wich was the one were Mulch meets Butler. I found it pretty funny and maybe something necessary to understand better why the fairies couldn't enter the house and Mulch could. ;)
Ooh I actually really like the design of the Book here. It makes sense that a circular script would have non-rectangular pages.
IF THEY JUST WENT WITH THIS VIBE THROUGH THE WHOLE THING!!!!
The boy who played Artemis (can’t remember his name) could actually have made a pretty good Artemis if he was like this all the time.
Artemis catching things doesn’t sit right with me
And surfing....and "hoverboarding"....
Yeah the surfing and stuff was worse though
The best scene that is not in the movie. If they had just went with this scene instead of pissing in our face after our years of wait I would've been happy. I wish what I saw wasn't the real movie and that they are going to release the actuall movie from what I see in this clip
maybe they have enough material for a more book accurate cut
Even this scene wasn't good. And Artemis is acting way more childish than what we see on the movie.
@@shiitagi yes and his reaction stll does not fit
@@shiitagi It might be a bit weird for him to be reacting that way but it still follows the books plot instead of the plot just flailing around and not having a clear direction. It's like The Last Jedi. Where here there is an actual story written quite a long time ago, which they are making so they can't just make things up on the fly like TLJ. Example in TLJ they just have Palpatine alive and that their new villain is actually his clone, same for Artemis Fowl his father already knows about fairies
@@mrglass2837 Yes, yet what we have to remember and recognize is this: Even in this scene, Artemis said a line stating how it's a wonder to him that they are all real. And that is on the plane scene, right after he bluntly exclaimed in the scene before, saying incredulously that the fairies are real. Meaning, this deleted scene, even if it makes it into the movie, would be after he research the fairies, pre his father direction/inspiration.
You know, that montage scene in the movie where they badly voiced over almost every line Artemis and Butler said in his father's study? Yeah, this Ho Chi Min scene is.supposed to go after that, and before Juliet's scene giving lil' Arty his sandwich.
I was so excited when I saw this scene in the trailer. It was exactly what I imagined. Then we got the movie.
Why did they not include this? 😭 Ferdia performance here was great. ❤️ Well all throughout the movie, he did great but this scene, is perfect. 👏💗
They shouldn't deleted this scene...
But I love this move...
So sad... I’m worked with crew in this scene...we’re spend 4 days for this scene.
Surprised how good that scene was after hearing all the reviews..
Bruh! THIS IS THE SCENE THAT MAKES THE FLOPPY SIDE OF THE MOVIE MORE UNDERSTANDABLE! DISNEY!! JUST WHY! IF THIS SCENE WAS INCLUDED I WOULD GIVE CONSIDERATIONS! Disney what have you done. The actors had great performance in here. I’m teary eyed right now...😭😭😭
This was such a good scene tho, far better then the actual movie- I mean just imagine how awesome it would have been if the whole movie was like this!
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It really makes me sad : (
Am I the only one finding it hilarous that Artemis and Butler traveled by economy/business class? 😂😂 I get that they're habing a little money problem after Artemis Senior disappered (I assume, haven't seen the movie yet), but remember, Artemis's broke is NOT the same as your broke
I believe they were so low on money at this point Butler wasn't even getting paid (in the books anyway I don't know about the movie).
@James Parker no, the Fowls were never low on money albeit losing billionaire status.
It says they're still thousandaires, if I recall
@@rusan6415 "We let go of all the servants except Butler and he hasn't been paid in weeks"
@James Parker I’m not sure which book you got that quote from but in the first book it says,
“The Fowls were not left destitute, far from it. But billionaire status was no longer theirs. Artemis the Second vowed to remedy this. He would restore the family fortune. And he would do it in his own unique fashion.”
Edit: Alright. I found the quote about not paying Butler in a month and letting go of staff in Time Paradox, so I dunno if that’s a continuity error but, oh, well.
wasn’t this a really important scene in the book? i havent watched the movie but i heard that this was cut which is just so dumb
Don't watch it if you can bare not to. It brought me close to tears and not in the good way...
@@ArielVHarloff Yeah from the sound of it, they were originally using a more book featured script...
I have no idea why they decided to change it into the mess that it is now..
This is the first chapter of the book, these part of the book is were we are introduced to Artemis's criminal/blackmailing side. The book also shows that Artemis is also not uncaring as offers two solutions the antidote ( which he gives her freely as a way to gain her attention /this also shows that he was not willing to let her die) and a booster that restores powers (This was traded for access to the book). This scene is great but fails to show Artemis's moral grayness.
@@ArielVHarloff People can decide whether to watch it and like it or not, others shouldn't decide for them
This is from the first chapter of the first book ❤️ The only thing missing is Butler, Artemis and the guy who tipped the duo about the old fairy sitting and talking in a cafe
See, this is a good scene. And it would add some much needed context to the movie. But also, lol, Artemis flying coach class XD
I noticed that XD and they're just discussing stuff like there isn't somebody sitting right next to him XD
@@ArielVHarloff Oh yeah, let me just run this decryption of a really weird file right here, two feet from the other person, where they can stare right at my screen, I'm sure they're gonna be cool about it.
The most accurate scene from the book was the one they chose to delete? Here Artemis can be seen as cruel and bad, exactly his character
This right here would make Vietnamese proud. Just delete scene took place from my home country Ho Chi Minh City.
I honestly think the biggest problem with this movie is not whether it’s faithful to the book or not, it’s mainly the problem with editing. It looks like many important scene were deleted or re-edit. The runtime is only 95 minutes. I guess they probably reshoot and re-edit a lot of stuff since the movie has been delay many times. But besides all those problems, I actually really like some of the concept and characters portrayals in the film, you can still see the effort and passion of the people who’ve done this, it’s just the problem with post production.
Also I don’t know if this is important. But I remember the writer of the movie was originally Michael Goldenberg, the guy who’s famous for writing the fifth Harry Potter movie, but then this year early, his name was remove on IMDb and replace by two other writers. So I assume there was some rewrite of the screenplay, but I’m not pretty sure.
This made him more like Book Artemis!
I really wish they kept this in the movie.
In this deleted scene I gotta wonder, why is he riding in Coach on the airplane? Why not First Class? It’s just the little things, ya know?
This just makes me feel worse about the state of the movie.
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SOUNDS LIKE THE SCREENWRITERS SHOULD HAVE TAKEN THIS ADVICE
I hope they make an extended cut of the movie, with all the deleted scenes completed and with added music. It would add some much needed context to the movie
Look how they've massacred my boy
Seen it before
This would have been the best scene un the movie. I cant i just cant what the ...?!
They should have taken the movie in this direction. Fairy book and fairy gold. Why did they delete the best scene in the movie?
Too dark I guess
@@nabielsetiawan989 And the grand irony is that Disney filmed this scene to be darker than it was in the novel. (Novel Artemis poisoned the faerie with holy water, then quickly gave her the magic fountain water as an antidote as a sign of good faith, then offered her a drug cocktail that would purge the toxins in her body from centuries of drinking alcohol in exchange for one minute with the book.)
Novel Artemis is far more composed and intelligent than movie "Artemis".
Lennard Church I think this would’ve been a very interesting route to go with Artemis, assuming that he starts becoming like this after his father gets kidnapped. A very extreme “ends justify the means” mentality. It might not be completely accurate to the book, but definitely better than the movie we got.
@@andychen8664 The potential changes that wouldn't be an improvement over this movie are far fewer than those that would make it better.
How is this one deleted scene better than the entire movie?
They should have kept this in the movie. And the gold.
Literally the first chapter, close to what it was in the book.
“Stay back human, you don’t know what you’re dealing with.” !!!!! They said it!!! I feel better now 😄
That's old/young woman was what I been wait to watch on the video 😭😭😭
too bad the acting for that scene was terrible
Huh, villainous, talking about gold, The Book existing, and strongly mirroring an actual scene from the book? no wonder it was cut. It is strange that Butler is implied to have been Artemis Fowl Senior's guard, since I believe it was his uncle(?) that was supposed to be his guard. I bet you could string a lot of the original story out of the deleted scenes that were cut so the director could make Artemis into a hero-type more. I also think it's strange that Artemis couldn't have at least booked the third seat next to him for a little privacy.
What I don't understand is they film scenes like this that follow the source material and it doesn't even make it into the film.
I hope Disney releases a scene with Angeline Fowl. They had her in the cast and it would be nice to know what they intended to do with her. Ya know.... before yeeting her out of the script.
I think you'll find that she was filmed for all of her scenes. But they, like all the original story, got cut and reshot.
@@dakaraius why cut and reshot and yeet Angeline?
@@stevethepaidintern196 No idea. Someone gave the go ahead for changes to be made and that person is a moron.
The movie implied she was dead as it was. At least that's what came across to me. Cause Disney heroes can't have live moms now can they...
@@dakaraius I had no idea. There were these glimpses of the original story in the movie so I figured something like that happened but this is so sad
YESSS 👏👏 I WAS WAITING FOR THIS
Please release more I hope holly short has some
All of the Fairy people seemed to be robbed of screen time to me
Wait how did she know he knew about fairies?
Why would he say “It’s all true!” after she *starting burning up and gave him the book anyways*?
Even in the deleted scenes this movie doesn’t want to make sense
Complaints aside holy shit whoever played that fairy is an amazing actor. She was really convincing and really showed how dark Artemis’s character can be (even if he wasn’t the greatest actor)
This is better then the whole movie. They followed the book for 96% of the time and Butler didn't sound like a NPC.
If I waited years for this and only this, this one bit and nothing else I'd be happy
Artemis Fowl Confidential are there other scenes filmed that were deleted and will you be posting those?
Why would they delete this scene?!
Guess it was too dark for the direction they were going for.
Oh this is SO much better!
it seems like they can make the movie but they don't want to I cant express how betrayed I feel
Same what we got brought me close to tears. The Domovoi thing literally made me screech out "no" and I had to take a break from watching for a while. It was like them taking a big old dump on butler's Legacy for the Lols...
Why are they in a plane? Artemis is literally a billionaire.
The question is why are they not flying first class? XD
Dude, is there a whole unreleased cut of the film like this? This is so much better!
Hey everyone I have an idea. How about we take all the deleted scenes, staple them together, and have an actually Artemis Fowl movie experience?
See, this gets me even sadder. It makes me think that someone at some point, knew what they were doing with this movie. Potential gone to waste. It's a Code: Eragon again, fellas.
The actors were great I can't believe this was Ferdia's first movie
Idk ferdias acting felt very stiff but whoever played the fairy really enhanced his performance. She was really good and really allowed Artemis’s character to shine through
You know what they did to this movie, they fed they book through a shredder and took the pieces and gave them to a fish and grilled the fish and gave it to a durken sprite and the sprite flew out the window and was ran over by a moving castle, and the sprite died and is now nitrogen for the beautiful plants. AKA, they wreaked it.
I don't think the novel was involved at all, rather they had an intern cut out random pictures from the comic book version of the story, and mixed those in with whatever was on the cutting room floor from all of their made-for-tv and straight-to-DVD movies, and what they ended up with was this movie.
Artemis is going with a scooter on butler, yes a large dude getting commanded by a 12 year old wearing a suit -_-
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This deleted scene and the Troll fight are the only things that survived the book... this got canned and the other was rushed over. It was a joke for all involved, except all of us book lovers.
In the book be meets Nguyen and then tells them were the water Sprite is.
Really cool scenes!!!
So perfect! 😢
The movie could have been soooooo good.
Instead they slaughtered it and cut the best scenes out.
My heart broke watching the movie. I’ve waited 18 years for the movie....now i wish I was still waiting...
Same I had to take a break after the big old dump they took on butler's Legacy with the Domovoi thing. I had to try really hard not to actually cry about that.
@@ArielVHarloff Awwww don't get me started on Butler.
@@ArielVHarloff THIS. I literally choked on my water during that scene
People forget that alongside the script, CGI, the problem was also with the casting. The kid playing Artemis is an abysmal actor.
This is why I started reading it , for this specific scene !! Ghe cleverness of arty
This is so more accurate to the books than the rest of the movie. Yeah it’s not perfect, but it’s much better. If Kenneth really didn’t want to make Artemis straight up evil, they could’ve just had him be super smart and researching fairies on his own, and lean in super heavily into the fact that he was “evil” and doing this for his father. That would’ve still made me upset on how different from the books, it would’ve been way better than whatever we ended up getting.
This scene represents what we could’ve had from a much better movie.
Agreed
I don't think any of it was Kenneth's fault, from what I have gathered something drastic happened in the post production room and it resulted in reshoots and cutting the film in a weird way. I feel sorry for the producers, the cast, Kenneth, AND EOIN COLFER FOR SUPPORTING THE MOVIE, getting the slam for everything, it's the post-producers that should be getting all the blame
Look up the tie in picture book "Artemis Fowl: A Fowl Adventure". It was copyrighted in 2019 and has a very book-accurate adaptation with screenshots of book adapted scenes that isn't in the final film (2 screenshots of the gold, Artemis decoding "The Booke", Holly with an acorn in her cell, the LEP officers going into Fowl manor after the bio-bomb, which is mentioned by name in text). There's also a BTS interview where Ferdia mentions the bio-bomb by name... The best guess is there was a book accurate adaptation before the original August 2019 release date, but for some reason, someone at Disney didn't like it and asked for major changes.
That idea you have in the beginning of your comment is basically the way "A Fowl Adventure" book takes the story. Artemis researches stuff on his own, and the only connection he has with his father is postcards that are sent to him for his fairy collection, which these postcards are where he finds the "Time 2 believe" note. The book has no screenshots of Artemis Fowl Sr or the Aculos. The only mention of the Aculos is near the end in text, where everyone sees it in the safe at Fowl Manor, Mulch swallows it, and escapes.
There's also another tie-in book that's also copyrighted 2019 called "How To Be A L.E.P. Recon" that the final chapter is "Mud People to Avoid at All Costs!" with pictures of members of the Fowl household (in the style of the actors cast),one of which is Angeline Fowl.. Also to note, Artemis Fowl Sr. is mentioned but there is no picture.
This part is better than the entire movie
Nothing pissed me off more than seeing the Artemis Fowl trailer in Vietnam, which looked like the film to actually put the city on the world stage as something more than a war, only to see jack s*** of the city in the final film.
Can you upload all the extras scenes? :)
This scene is actually quite good！
these deleted scene on the trailer made me watch this movie realizing its not there after the movie.
Decent scene. Would have added to the movie.
this was a good scene in the book
This was in the trailers. Since when does holy water burn fairies 🧚🏻♀️, that only works for vampires 🧛🏻♂️ and demons 👿. And what kind of fairy was she, a sprite or banshee as we’ve seen in the 1st scene.
In the Artemis Fowl books fairies don't like holy water.
Eoin Colfer took Irish folklore and created his own mythology based on it, similar (but to a less expansive extent) to how Tolkien borrowed from mythologies across Europe, and created something his own from them.
This looks so much better why did they take this out of the movie I mean I would enjoy it
Mulch diggums was balls out narrating this scene as well
Didn't mention it was rice wine that the sprite accepted as payment (Super important later in the series)
The old sprite then just instantly rejuvenates and flies away NOT LIKE THE BOOKS.
as is with the entire movie - a stain in the legacy that is ARTEMIS FOWL JR. 1/1000
it's not perfect but it's probably better than the entire film
Im disappointed that this wasn’t in the film. Maybe in the extended cut on the blu ray? It’s a great scene.
WHY DIDN'T THEY KEEP THIS IN THE MOVIE!?!?
Ok, sorry for being late, but this would've carried the movie
could have sworn he kept the book from that encounter, but it has been awhile since I read the books, ill concede i might be misremembering it~
I m confused..
This part was before Artemis capture Short??
I knew it there is a deleted scene becuase i keep re playing the movie