Jeff Fawler and his team were convinced that the new aspect of the hedgehog would like, but still some fear invaded him.
The design of the SEGA mascot in Sonic The Movie did not like many followers, which is why they decided to delay the premiere and work on a new look for the most famous porcupine of video games. After months of work, the animation team managed to stylize it and provide more similar ways to the video game. And what did those responsible think? Jeff Fawler, director of the film, was quite agreed that the changes would please the fans, but as he drops, he still had some doubts that made him suffer some anxiety in the hours before the premiere of the new trailer.
An image of Sonic The Movie.
The doubts dissipated
This has been narrated in statements to Spy Digital. "I think it's been about five months since the first trailer," the director begins. "We've worked very hard on updates for the character." According to Fawler, there were moments of doubt. "What if they don't like it," he asked. However, everyone who had seen it internally "responded very positively." They felt "once they shared it with fans," people would be excited.
“Fortunately, any anxiety I had last night went really fast once (the trailer) was broadcast. Because yes, it was amazing to see how they welcomed Sonic 2.0. ” In addition to the new Sonic, some time later they presented a more adorable version. At a time when Baby Yoda, from The Mandalorian, was just appearing on the net, the film team introduced Baby Sonic.
Sonic: The film will be released in theaters on Valentine's Day, that is, on February 14. The film stars Ben Schwartz, who gives voice to the hedgehog. The antagonist cannot be other than Dr. Robotnik, who plays Jim Carrey, one of the great stars of American comedy. The actor was, in fact, one of the most critical of the fact that the complaints decided to change the creative course: “Many had only joined the criticism to get in the car. Believing us the owners or guardians of things is getting out of hand, ”he said bluntly.
