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A Tribute to Rankin-Bass: The Creators of Our Favorite Christmas TV Specials Including 'Rudolph' - Vimarsana News

A Tribute to Rankin-Bass: The Creators of Our Favorite Christmas TV Specials Including 'Rudolph'

Photo: Rankin-Bass We can glean some comfort in the fact that, according to the CDC, suicides don’t actually spike around Christmastime–they’re at their yearly low. Whether or not you adhere to its Christian traditions, Christmas is a time of family, love, and goodwill that has a powerful effect on people–even soldiers in 1914 formed an impromptu truce and played football together on no man’s land. At the very least, you hopefully get the day off work to spend time with your family and friends, which is always something to be thankful for. Many of us didn’t get to celebrate the ho...

Robert Rodriguez's 'We Can Be Heroes' with Priyanka Chopra Jonas & Pedro Pascal: An Endearing Kid-Friendly Superhero Adventure - Vimarsana News

Robert Rodriguez's 'We Can Be Heroes' with Priyanka Chopra Jonas & Pedro Pascal: An Endearing Kid-Friendly Superhero Adventure

Robert Rodriguez’s ‘We Can Be Heroes’ with Priyanka Chopra Jonas & Pedro Pascal: An Endearing Kid-Friendly Superhero Adventure MarioYuwono is from Indonesia, but was born in Italy and attended school in Jakarta, Moscow, Berlin and Los Angeles. He has been obsessed with films ever since he saw his first movie at the age of five, and would go on to spend his younger years reading film encyclopedias and movie guides. Combined with a global upbringing rooted in greater social awareness, this drives him to be more observant of values promoted in films. He believes in cinema’s potential to ...

'Alien Worlds': One of Netflix's Best Nature Documentaries of the Year Isn't Even Set on our Planet - Vimarsana News

'Alien Worlds': One of Netflix's Best Nature Documentaries of the Year Isn't Even Set on our Planet

‘Alien Worlds’ – All Creatures Great and Small For a show centered on aliens, a surprising amount of the runtime is spent on our green and blue ball of a home. The show will sweep you around the planet from the Danakil Depression in Ethiopia, to the impact crater in the Yucatán Peninsula, to the Cueva de Villa Luz in Mexico. Each of these locations (which appear almost more alien than the carefully painted digital landscapes) serve as jumping points for the planets Atlas, Janus, and Eden. Earthly creatures such as mayflies, ants, and hummingbirds form the basis for the series’ fantas...

Exclusive: An In-Depth Look into VFX with 'The Flight Attendant' VFX Supervisors Greg Anderson and John Miller - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: An In-Depth Look into VFX with 'The Flight Attendant' VFX Supervisors Greg Anderson and John Miller

Photo: ‘The Flight Attendant’/HBO MAX How many times have you watched a great show or a fantastic movie and marveled at the VFX and wondered how it all came to be? Well, now is your chance to get an in-depth look at how VFX experts bring projects to life. We had the extraordinary opportunity to speak with Greg Anderson and John Miller ofFuseFX, two visual effects supervisors for HBO MAX’s The Flight Attendant, and discuss their experiences working on the show as well as their larger careers in visual effects. The omnipresent and ever-evolving field of visual effects in media is one tha...

'Funny Boy': A Good Portrayal Of Children And LGBTQ, A Disrespectful Portrayal Of Tamils - Vimarsana News

'Funny Boy': A Good Portrayal Of Children And LGBTQ, A Disrespectful Portrayal Of Tamils

Photo: ‘Funny Boy’/Netflix ‘Funny Boy’opens with an image of Sri Lanka that evokes paradise. Children navigate through pockets of shade among cavernous palms, like fawns prancing through the forest, as they run along the sand of an azure seashore. We see a mock bridal procession led by our young protagonist Arjie (Arush Nand), who wears bright red lipstick and a sari to match. His younger sister Sonali (Araina Nand) runs alongside him, dressed in a groom’s suit–trailing behind them are their girl cousins. Arriving at their family’s estate, where much of the film takes place, th...