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James Cameron Pushes Tech Boundaries with ‘Avatar’

James Cameron Pushes Tech Boundaries with ‘Avatar’

There’s no question that James Cameron is a visionary, as evidenced in Terminator and T2:Judgment Day. But how groundbreaking is his next film, the stereoscopic 3-D Avatar?

By Adam Sweeney on August 8, 2008 | Comments (1)

Exclusive Report: DLP Spearheads 3D Development

Exclusive Report: DLP Spearheads 3D Development

Join us as we’ve got the inside scoop on the further developments of 3D cinema technology, straight from the trend-setters at DLP.

By Robert Fure on July 7, 2008 | Comments (3)

Hancock Endorses Obama, Tarantino Still Talking, Dark Knight Something and Other News

Hancock Endorses Obama, Tarantino Still Talking, Dark Knight Something and Other News

We’ve got the sickness, that terrible illness that seems to be plaguing so many Americans these days: laziness. That said, here are the news stories that we just didn’t care enough about to write full articles so far this week.

By Neil Miller on June 25, 2008 | Be the First To Comment

McG Opens Up About Terminator, Reveals Concept Art

McG Opens Up About Terminator, Reveals Concept Art

Hot off the heels of the official announcement about the film’s production, director McG blogs about Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins. We have agreed to at least hear him out.

By Neil Miller on May 24, 2008 | Be the First To Comment

Daily Grind: The News We Missed - April 11

Daily Grind: The News We Missed - April 11

Los Angeles gets attacked by Aliens, Indiana Jones goes MAD, Gisele Bundchen digs Brits with bad teeth, we give you a fix for your Emile Hirsch fetish and we find out that we are all just figments of James Cameron’s imagination… All on this round of the Daily Grind.

By Neil Miller on April 12, 2008 | Be the First To Comment

Sam Worthington Readies for ‘Salvation’

Sam Worthington Readies for ‘Salvation’

Worthington is best known for nothing, as he’s been a pretty minor player in all the stuff he’s been in.

By Robert Fure on February 14, 2008 | Be the First To Comment