^ Pretty much. And it actually looks pretty solid under the right lighting as a stock figure i.e Cain's video. It almost looked like someone was trying to make it look as bad as possible in those first pictures. Super close to the sculpt in the harshest lighting possible with a goofy pose.lol. It'll need work but thats why I'm paying $120 or whatever. I knew that.
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I'm sure there are some people who would argue you shouldn't have to put it under specific lighting, yadi yadi yada, but to bring out the likeness to the movie, you kinda have to with Myers. The lighting in the movie, particularly the third act scenes which are at night, casts very specific shadows and things that define the image in our heads of Michael and if you hit the sculpt here with the wrong kind of lighting, it will look goofy because we never saw Nick Castle that way.
Wonder why no one has commented on articulation.
I think it's the nature of the character. Myers is not a character most collectors thing of articulation as an important feature, there are some pretty trademark poses to stick him and and none of them require heavy articulation like an action character would.
For me, stability of the body matters more than articulation points. I don't want a marionette like Sideshow's bodies, I want something solid and sturdy close to a Hot Toys body. In my experience, Sideshow bodies are the worst in the market so this shouldn't be asking too much.