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Fully Assembled: The Making of The Avengers June 6, 2012 by admin Trevor Hogg chats with visual effects supervisors Janek Sirrs, Jeff White, Bryan Grill, Simon Maddison, Dan Rosen, and Alessandro Cioffi as well as creative director Steve Viola about their work on The Avengers… “Marvel tends to overlap their film projects – their current M.O. seems to be to have three pictures on the go at any one time, staggered between pre-production, principal photography, and post-production,” expl...

Hulu original Boss Level explores the popular time-loop genre in an action-movie context. B-movie stalwart Frank Grillo stars as a grizzled former military operative who finds himself getting killed over and over again by a colorful assortment of assassins, only to restart his day every time he dies. Director Joe Carnahan structures the movie like an old-school video game as the main character fights his way up to the big boss (played by Mel Gibson), quipping all the way. Deadpool As superhero...

2016 Prince was found dead at his home in Minnesota apparently due to overdosing on fentanyl, a highly addictive narcotic. He was 57. Medical examinations revealed that he had taken a counterfeit Vicodin pill, used to treat severe pain, that was spiked with the recreational drug fentanyl. The critically acclaimed and influential musician, whose real name was Prince Rogers Nelson, became a global superstar in the 1980s, with albums such as ‘1999’, ‘Purple Rain’ and ‘Sign O’ the Times...

20 Stunts Across Movie History That Deserved an Oscar Twitter 0 comments After nearly a century of Oscars, the Academy still does not feature a category recognizing stunts. Stunts have been uplifting cinema since the beginning. Death-defying performers like Tom Mix, Helen Gibson, Harold Lloyd, and Douglas Fairbanks Sr. brought their craft to film before the Academy was even formed. And there have been countless great stunt performances in the past 93 years. Starting in the year of the first Ac...

Practical effects at their absolute best.

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The Top 15 Film Scores of the 2010s March 11, 2020 by admin Hasitha Fernando on the top film scores of the 2010s… To say a film’s score is an integral aspect of it is a gross understatement. The right score can do a lot of things. It can elevate a film from the realm of mediocrity to the extraordinary, breathe life into characters, augment the emotional impact of the narrative and in some instances, metamorphose into the most memorable and defining aspect of the film itself; taking on a lif...

Over 25 years of explosive covert operations, the Mission: Impossible series has seen Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt battling against terrorists and bureaucrats alike. Always running between evils like the shadowy organization known as “The Syndicate” and agents of his own government looking to shut him down, some recurring threads keep popping up in Ethan’s continuing adventures. But could Mission: Impossible 7 and 8 be working towards the ultimate truth that The Syndicate has ...

Science fiction books, movies, games, TV shows and other media have long been home to amazing technology. Many of these ideas can serve as inspiration for todays scientists, but just how close are we to the real-life versions? In this feature, we look at ten of the best examples and rate the chances of their arrival within the next 30 years. The Holodeck (Star Trek) Here in the next 30 years? Score: 0/10 As Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons famously put it: "Id like an hour on the holodeck with ...

SAS: Red Notice: release date for film starring Sam Heughan, cast - and the Andy McNab book its based on Jenna Macfarlane © Sam Heughan plays Special Forces operative Tom Buckingham alongside Ruby Rose (Picture: Sky Cinema) Scottish actor Sam Heughan’s new movie SAS: Red Notice drops today (12 March) to the delight of his fans. The hostage thriller, which is based on the book by Andy McNab, sees Heughan take on mercenaries threatening to blow up the channel tunnel. It follow...