The Art of The Creator: Designs of Futures Past

Awesome movie! Recommend it to any lover of Sci-Fi!

I'm a bit of a movie art book aficionado, so when I saw this one up for sale I had to give it a look. "The Creator" is a sci-fi masterpiece with incredible visuals and an interesting storyline. I definitely saw hints of Rogue One and Blade Runner in the asthetic. Overall, the art and visual design was simply gorgeous, and this books captures it perfectly. Aside from the slightly padded recounting of the entire movie plot, the pages are packed with beautiful art design and illustration. The book is physically large, using high quality paper and ink. If you are a fan of this movie, it's well worth the price.

I loved the movie and I adore the book. This is so nice to read and see how it was made, the book has wonderful printing and bright pictures. Definitely the right choice if you liked the movie.

I am adding a wide assortment of quality books to my growing library and this was a perfect addition providing some gorgeous illustrations and imagery for this film. My daughter is an growing actress and it provided her with some insights and ideas into the industry.

The media could not be loaded. I have a decent collection of “art-of” books and this is easily one of my favorites. On its own, the story behind the making of The Creator is fantastic, but this book offers so much more. There is the perfect mix of commentary supported by everything from concept art to high fidelity illustrations and on-set photography. It’s interesting, inspiring, and makes for an incredible coffee table book.

I love the movie. This book adds depth without taking away from the movie experience.

If you loved the film or sci-fi and dystopian aesthetic, you’ll love this book!

Disappointing. This is essentially an on paper version of the 55 minute video you can see on youtube. There is less art in here than there is story telling about the different locations they shot at and the efforts and troubles of the film crew and actors. I'd hoped for more concept art, no matter how rough, and to see how the physical props were created for on screen use.