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Thoughts and news from the creator of Prince of Persia about his latest game, movie, and book projects.
Thoughts and news from the creator of Prince of Persia about his latest game, movie, and book projects.
The images are cool and iconic, but what’s with the completely personality-less font? Seems entirely un-POP.
Am I reading too much into things when I notice the little snake designs on the Prince’s chestplate look like ye olde family sigil from Shadow & the Flame?
Answer: probably.
Oooh… very nice. I’ll be seeing this for sure.
Really cool pics, and Jake Gyllenhall (sp) actually looks pretty good as the Prince.. I think that font (and composition of text) would be more suited to a modern corporate website however, it looks really out of place and is unfortunately the first thing that I noticed.
Based on the commentary on kotaku, people are guessing the font choices etc. are so that it doesn’t come out as a “video game movie”..
Still, the blocky sans serif type does seem a bit out of place (too “modern”), and the walt disney logo sticks out like a sore thumb.
Nice grayscale+red trickery though.
Love the tagline. Jake looks iconic. Shouldn’t one of those swords have a sand tank?
“What the font!?” was my first reaction, though.
i’m still wondering why you chose to have the prince wear the armor from warrior within, and i still guess it’s because it simply looks better. i’m hoping for a teaser trailer soon, c’mon jordan, tease us a little more. maybe a little taste of the effects of the sands of time, not just the prince
This may also be of interest: =)
http://kotaku.com/5319873/ben-kingsley-in-persia-persia-looks-like-this
Gyllenhaal does look pretty awesome. In that picture he has all the charisma of a young Omar Sharif.
Kingsley looks a little bit like Peter Sellers in Blake Edwards’s “The Party” (1968), no?
Great pictures, Jordan.
The font sucks. Totally out of place.