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As Hong Kong cinema did in the 1990s, South Korean cinema is just now starting to make noticeable waves in…
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After anthropomorphizing toys, bugs, monsters, and fish, Pixar finally turns its attention to computer generated imagery’s most difficult task, animating…
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If a studio is going to spend close to $200 million on a movie, they could do worse than adapting…
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