The setting design is a major feature that cannot be underestimated in "Wanted Order", especially the textile factory in the movie with the huge "Destiny Spinning Machine", and the director can do real shooting without special effects in the movie. The location supervisor of the film went to find a simple and down-to-earth building with a solid sense of destiny. In order to design this factory, the producer and art director visited more than 100 real textile factories in Prague, the filming location, and finally found an old sugar factory built in 1914 for the quaint industrial age style. Its space transformation makes it enough to put down the huge destiny textile machine here. Other parts of the factory have also been carefully arranged. For example, art director John Minry spread the ceiling of the kitchen with a huge net-like fabric and made it into a Gothic vault.
Wanted Set design
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Extended Reading
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Jordan 2021-10-20 19:01:14
The soundtrack played in the Sunshine Field this time has earned it. The director from Russia was a monk from the cult magical epic "Night Watch" series. This is his first time to film in the West. The film is adapted from British comics and continues his dazzling and unique visual style. The plot and rhythm are in the second half. It's a little out of control, but the first few action scenes can't help but remind me of the super high experience of "Terminator 2". Although it was only a moment, it was fully worth the price.
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Kareem 2022-04-24 07:01:03
definitely not fit for kids to watch. prob not even for teenagers
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Wesley: [voice-over] You know there are people, beautiful people, you just wish they could see you in a different setting, a different place. Instead of where you are, what you've become. But most of all, you wish you weren't such a pussy, for wishing for things that'll never change.
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Sloan: [handing Wesley a gun] Shoot the wings off the flies.
Wesley: [nervous] I don't... I don't know what that means.
Sloan: [slowly] Shoot the wings off the flies.
Wesley: I really think you have me mixed up with somebody else.
Gunsmith: [holding a gun to the back of Wesley's head] On three, either you shoot or I do.