Stringy, yet with a mechanical feel to it

This is another of the featurettes on the DVD of Team America: World Police, and it deals with one specific subject, like the others. In this one, it's all about the creation of the puppets, from start to finish, the amount of, and what type of, work, that goes into each and every one of them, their costumes, and how to choose the right tone for the "actors" as well as what they wear. It consists of behind-the-scenes footage, interviews and a couple of clips from the film itself. Several people who directly built or helped mold the machines get at least a little bit of screen-time, if not always more than just enough to state their particular role in said process. Several of them have interesting things to say, and Matt and Trey are funny enough to listen to, in their child-like glee and joking around. This is a must-see for anyone who wants to know how they managed to form those that would take all the roles in the movie out of metal and various other materials. I recommend this to anyone who finds themselves in aforementioned category, and really, fans of the people and TA in general. 7/10

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