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1. Monty Python science fiction comedy Absolutely Anything: (Science fiction films); ... reports that the film will be a "sci-fi farce" that will combine live action (real actors) and computer animation. Michael Palin, John Cleese, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam and Eric Idle will all voice key ...; Created on 28 January 2012
2. Rise of the Planet of the Apes sequel: (Science fiction films); ... the sequel (Rise of the Planet of the Apes 2 I guess) will also be directed by Rupert Wyatt. Andy Serkis, the actor who wore the digital effects attachments that guided the animations (the modern day equivalent ...; Created on 04 November 2011
3. The Thrill Electric: A Revolutionary Enhanced Comic For Channel 4 Education: (Press Releases); ... industry but rising to the surface despite that.” The Thrill Electric tells its story in the form of an enhanced comic with layered panels and atmospheric animations. In addition, The Thrill Electric ...; Created on 25 October 2011
4. Self Funded Futuristic Thriller “The Cure” To Start Shooting In Wellington, New Zealand: (Press Releases); ... the short films Awaken and Inseparable Coil. The former has screened at numerous international festivals, winning at the Australian festivals ‘In the Bin’ and Sydney’s Animation Festival. It ...; Created on 16 October 2011
5. All Star Voice Cast Lines Up For Animated Family Feature Escape From Planet Earth: (Press Releases); ... “I’m also very pleased to be working with Catherine and the Rainmaker team. Their outstanding artistry, storytelling and techniques in CGI animation add a new dimension to this film and ensure a fun movie ...; Created on 03 August 2011
6. Dimension Films preemptively acquires How To Defeat Your Own Clone: (Press Releases); ... most creative minds in Hollywood. Gotham also produces a host of live-action and animation projects that break barriers and defy convention. Gotham boasts a roster of over 500 top directors, ...; Created on 11 July 2011
7. Comicpalooza Film Festival Opens for Submissions: (Press Releases); ... STAR TREK: NEXT GENERATION), and Linnea Quigley (RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD, A NIGHT ON ELM ST. 4) and many more. We are now accepting short and feature film submissions in the horror, sci-fi, anime/animation, ...; Created on 22 January 2011
8. New Star Trek animation from Goofa Man Productions!: (Press Releases); To celebrate the new year, Goofa Man Productions has posted a brand new "Gooftoon" on the Goofa Man youtube channel. Called "Spock Love!", this super-short animation deals with the Spock character ...; Created on 03 January 2011
9. The Jesus-Lion roars again in BBC America's boxed set of The Chronicles of Narnia: (Fantasy TV); ... the dated and often laughable special effects in the TV series: cartoon-like animation superimposed over live-action, primitive animatronics, and hilarious animal suits. True, in their day these were more ...; Created on 02 December 2010
10. Beatles Yellow Submarine remake: (Fantasy films); ... fab four are whisked away in a yellow submarine to save Pepperland from the dreaded Blue Meanies. There are plenty of surreal creatures, vivid landscapes, and crazy dialogue that suited the animations ...; Created on 27 October 2010
11. Space Aliens’ Missile Obsession Revealed: (Press Releases); Next Media Animation (NMA), the Taiwanese media group that brought you the animated depiction of Tiger Woods’ car crash, has created a short, animated video report about aliens tampering with nuclear missiles. ...; Created on 29 September 2010
12. Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time - A remarkable feat of pure entertainment: (Fantasy films); ... Arterton is not attractive enough for the role of Princess Tamina, from which I can only conclude that their eyesight and judgement have been irreparably damaged by staring at an animation for way too ...; Created on 19 May 2010
13. Our verdict: wait to see Louis Leterrier’s Clash of the Titans on DVD: (Fantasy films); The original Clash of the Titans (1981) was produced by legendary special effects wizard Ray Harryhausen who pioneered the technique of stop motion animation, and today the movie is considered by ...; Created on 02 April 2010
14. DreamWorks knows How To Train Your Dragon to perfection: (Fantasy films); ... life and the Vikings set about it with relish and good humour. In a nut shell, that’s the setting for How To Train Your Dragon, the latest 3D offering from DreamWorks Animation. Dragons take from Vikings, ...; Created on 23 March 2010
15. Long live the apocalypse: (Science fiction films); ... on the movie poster. "He will kill to protect it." The Book of Eli is out 15 January 2010. The recently released film 9 too, tells a post-apocalyptic tale, this time though using animation. 9 follows ...; Created on 16 October 2009
16. Apocalyptic animation with 9: (Science fiction films); Set in a post-apocalyptic world where humans have been wiped out, the animated feature film 9 follows a group of goggle wearing sentient rag dolls as they confront terrifying machines determined to kill ...; Created on 20 August 2009
17. Avatar like working on moon landing Cameron reveals: (Science fiction films); ... intensely detailed discussion about sub-surface scattering or the way a tail is moving in the animation, I'll just stop and have this moment of clarity, as if seeing it for the first time,” wrote Cameron. ...; Created on 28 May 2009
18. Spectacular video: magnetic fields made visible: (Science fiction films); ... describing their discoveries. The movie won them honours as Best Film at Cutting Edge at the British Animation Awards 2008. Freaky stuff. I'll never think of magnetic fields the same way again. Someone ...; Created on 09 July 2008
19. Just what we need, a remake of Clash of the Titans: (Fantasy films); ... which was the last to showcase the technique of stop motion animation that he had perfected over some thirty years, but which was soon eclipsed by computer generated special effects. Warner Brothers' ...; Created on 07 July 2008
20. Philip K. Dick's King of the Elves movie: (Fantasy films); If Walt Disney Animation Studios was ever going to adapt a Philip K. Dick story for the big screen, it was going to be The King of the Elves. Though not the only fantasy Dick wrote, it is very Disney friendly. ...; Created on 07 June 2008