Though Pinocchio misbehaves in the Disney version, he is more petulant in the original: as soon as he has learned to walk, he runs away from home. He gives the wood to aged puppeteer Geppetto, who carves it into Pinocchio. In Collodi's serialized novel, a master carpenter is alarmed when he cuts into a piece of wood and finds it crying out in pain. Like many stories adapted by Disney, the film resembles the original but the original is darker and more complicated (yes, even darker and more complex than that pleasure island sequence). It is also the version that Zemeckis will be turning into his own blockbuster. Except, that isn't really the story of Pinocchio - that's the version told by the Walt Disney Company in their second feature-length animated film.
With the aid of his conscience, Jiminy Cricket, Pinocchio goes on a picaresque adventure and learns the values of obedience, responsibility, and truthfulness. Most audiences are familiar with the Pinocchio story: an aging Puppeteer who yearns for a son gets one in the form of Pinocchio, a puppet brought to life by the blue fairy. Cricket, asserting that if audiences think they know the story, they're wrong.Here are some key differences in approach to look out for when the films drop in September (Zemeckis/Disney) and December (del Toro/Netflix). Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchiogoes back to the original source material to create something new - the teaser features Ewan McGregor as Sebastian J.
ORIGINAL PINOCCHIO STORY VS DISNEY UPDATE
Disney's Pinocchio is a remake and update of the 1940 film of the same name, translating the classic's 2D traditional animation into a live-action/computer animation hybrid. But how will the directors' visions differ? Will they be unique enough to draw audiences to the theaters (or streaming sites) twice for the same story? And when the inevitable comparisons are made, which film will come out on top?Both projects have unveiled teaser trailers, and the small tastes audiences have been given differ greatly. Both are musicals, both are animated (to varying degrees), and both deal with the timeless tale of a young puppet who learns to be a real boy. 2022 will see the release of two major cinematic versions of Carlo Collodi's Italian children's story, The Adventures of Pinocchio - one co-directed by Guillermo del Toro (with Mark Gustafson) for Netflix, the other directed by Robert Zemeckis for Disney.
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