Jay and Silent Bob Inaction Figures Brought to CGI Life
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The “Inaction” figures based on Kevin Smith’s films were never meant to actually move – perhaps it was assumed that his fans had more adult pursuits than toy play on the mind, or feared what sort of obscene positions they’d get adjusted into.
But 3D animator Martin Bell has brought them to life without any of that, imaginatively enhancing one of Jay’s stream-of-consciousness monologues from Clerks II. As movies of toys go, it has a great deal more finesse than Robot Chicken.
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