Dr. Seuss' The Lorax

Dr. Suess first published The Lorax in 1971. The book features a story within a story, where a man called the Once-ler tells a boy how he was mesmerized by giant forests of tufted Triffula trees, and how he chopped one down to create an object that everyone needs. The Lorax emerges from the stump of the tree to protest the Once-ler’s action, but soon the man is cutting down the entire forest to feed his business, and pollution reigns. But eventually the forest is gone and the Once-ler’s business dies, and he’s left with the Lorax among his decrepit factories. Not much ambiguity there, and the book has even faced opposition from the logging industry, which claimed that it was unfairly representing the business. That’s worthy of note only because if Universal is going to sink a bajillion dollars into creating a family film based on the story they won’t want any such controversy to spring up. Wonder if anything will be changed?

Adrien a écrit:nop, le fur n'est pas compris dans les FX a Guff, tout comme le cloth !!

Gob a écrit:

Adrien a écrit:nop, le fur n'est pas compris dans les FX a Guff, tout comme le cloth !!

bah alors ... vous foutez rien en faite???! ^^