We ran a lot of stories about Disney’s The Princess and The Frog leading up to the theatrical release. Now the film is available on Blu-Ray and DVD, and it’s time to take a peek at the film and see where it stands in the pantheon of great Disney animated movies.
Friends, Romans... Countrymen. The Marvel Universe has gathered to honor the passing of one of their own, and they have come not to bury Hercules, but to praise him. But what really DID happen in the last moments of Herc's life?
This episode: The adventurers make it to their destination, only to meet comrades who seem very familiar...
This issue: The Major Spoilers Crew talks about alternate dimensions in pop culture, and wonders why do evil twins always have a beard?
Tabletop roleplaying games, as well as LARPs are exercises in social contracts. Whenever a group of people sit down to play they all have to agree on the system, the arbitration of said system and on hundreds of unspoken rules. Of course, in this hodgepodge system there's always room for someone to start rocking boats, rattling cages and tipping over cows.
If you like stop motion animation and you are a big fan of LEGOs, then you’re going to get a kick out of this Matrix recreation done with the little bricks. I’m particularly fond of the Matrix-Time effect.
Can you believe it took 440 hours to make this? Impressive!
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very nice. Smooth movement, not jumpy at all.
Well, with 440 hours of stop motion work to get 1:24 seconds of film… I wonder what frame rate he was shooting it at? at 15fps that’s averages to about 20mins to setup and take one still frame. Which is still commendable in tryin to time everything from the actual movie to look that way with LEGOs.
Kick ass work