What is the 21st Century?: Frame-Rate Follies
Ignatiy VishnevetskyAfter a three year absence, the column returns with a look at The Hobbit’s 48 fps technology.
Peter Jackson
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Daily Briefing. Cannes Jury, Czech New Wave, More
David HudsonAlso: Revisiting Claire Denis’s Beau Travail, Robert M Young’s Alambrista! and more.
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Daily Briefing. "The Hobbit" @ 48 fps
David HudsonAlso: New books, silver discs and goings on all over.
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Daily Briefing. SF Indiefest — and a Tsunami of Projects in the Works
David HudsonAlso: Jason Reitman stages a reading of Reservoir Dogs with an all-black cast.
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The Adventures of Tintin in the Uncanny Valley
Uncas BlytheHow the ecstasies & psychedelias of Performance Capture unsettle us (or not) in the best possible way.
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AFI FEST 2011. Spielberg + Jackson's "Tintin"
David HudsonChecking in on how audiences (and critics) are taking to Tintin midway between its European premiere and Stateside opening.
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Steven Spielberg's "The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn"
David HudsonEarly reviews are coming in from Brussels and London.
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"A Single Man," "Invictus," "My Son," "Avatar" and More
David HudsonFollowing a roundup of reviews of films opening this weekend, a look ahead at some of the titles rolling out through Christmas, including, of course, the season's big event movie. "Philadelphia for
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Peter Jackson Answers Questions From The Auteurs Community
Glenn KennyDirector Peter Jackson has had one of the most unusual journeys in contemporary film history, going from frantic micro-budgeted shock-horror-comedy grossouts shot in his native New Zealand in the mid
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"The Lovely Bones" in London
David Hudson"The Lovely Bones, which was given its premiere last night at the Royal Film Performance in the presence of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, is a domestic tragedy that unfolds under