The question is, What if board games were real? Author and illustrator Chris Van Allsburg has turned that flight of fancy into two children's storybooks, and the storybooks have become films that rely on effects rather than Allsburg's drawings to realize the fantasy. For the 1995 movie Jumanji, Industrial Light & Magic brought a jungle of CG animals into young Danny and Walter Budwing's lives and living room to scary effect, developing custom hair simulation and facial animation software to do so. Now, Allsburg's second story, Zathura, is being lifted off the pages and enlivened in film: Directed by Jon Favreau of Elf fame, Sony Pictures Entertainment's Zathura opens November 11. In Zathura, the shift in time and space happens not in a jungle but in outer space, where the brothers dodge meteor showers, a dysfunctional robot, lizard-like aliens called Zorgons, and the pull of the black hole named Zathura.
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机译：问题是，如果棋盘游戏是真实的呢？作家兼插画家克里斯·范·奥尔斯堡（Chris Van Allsburg）将这种幻想变成了两个孩子的故事书，而故事书已成为依靠效果而不是奥尔斯堡的图画来实现幻想的电影。对于1995年的电影Jumanji，Industrial Light＆Magic为年轻的Danny和Walter Budwing的生活和客厅带来了由CG动物组成的丛林，达到了可怕的效果，为此开发了定制的头发模拟和面部动画软件。现在，Allsburg的第二个故事Zathura脱颖而出，并在电影中变得生动起来：由Elf名望的Jon Favreau导演，Sony Pictures Entertainment的Zathura将于11月11日上映。在外太空中，兄弟俩躲避流星雨，一个功能失调的机器人，蜥蜴般的外星人叫Zorgons，黑洞的拉力叫做Zathura。
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