From Kaiju Search-Robot Avery:
You can see some test animations here.
Previous Reptisaurus article.
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This film’s looking better and better the more we see of it!! I hope it does end up better than your average Sci-Fi Channel flick.Let’s hope so.
As an UPDATE the crew over at Voreville, who are handling the effects for this film,have informed me that the title monster of the flick doesn’t actually breath fire in the film.This was only done for the test videos as an experiment on the character.I guess if the creature did breathe fire,then there wouldn’t be much to distinguish it from your everyday dragon.However,if it did then that would make it a more formidable foe.
Did they make any comment on how closely the depiction of Reptisaurus is sticking to the comic? There have been changes to his appearance, but what of his behaviour?
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