The Jim Henson Company is set to bring its renowned puppetry skills to the upcoming film adaptation of John Gardner’s novel “Grendel,” a retelling of the monster’s perspective from the epic “Beowulf.” Directed by Krzykowski, the film aims to explore deep human themes through the eyes of Grendel, blending traditional puppetry with modern digital effects to create a complex and nuanced character. Jeff Bridges is involved in the project, adding to the film’s allure with his significant acting prowess. This adaptation promises to offer a unique and immersive cinematic experience that leverages the artistic capabilities of both puppetry and modern visual effects.
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https://www.slashfilm.com/1580012/grendel-movie-jim-henson-company-monster-puppets-beowulf-jeff-bridges/
Looks like monsters from “Where the Wild Things Are”.
Basically, like every movie before CGI?