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In George Lucas’ first film THX 1138, the future of the world is an ascetic’s paradise of monochromatic environments, clean lines, barren surfaces, and shaved heads. Full Article at Unclutterer
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As adventures go, the "Ratchet & Clank" series reminds me of the work of both J.R.R. Tolkien and George Lucas. The tone of the original work started out light and decidedly more kid-friendly (like Tolkien's The Hobbit). Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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Leyland Kirby broke cover back in the mid-90s as the sinister music intelligence behind V/VM, an anarchic music project-cum-production house that specialised in feeding kitsch pop hits – Chris De Burgh’s Lady in Red, Robbie Williams’ Angels, and so on –... Full Article at BBC News
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I first saw Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange when I was in high school and found it to be extremely subversive and most enjoyably provocative then — and have seen it in eight-year intervals since. Full Article at Apartment Therapy
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It's a curious and not always desirable thing when an artist becomes so closely identified with one canonical work that the rest of their work gets ignored. Full Article at ArtsJournal
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That word 'diversification' makes Harvard Business School logic but in the real world, we're better off doing what we know how to do, and protecting what we have
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How do we want to give the audience a rich experience without eye strain and to capture the heart of these movies?
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The amount of 3-D people enjoy is somewhat subjective ... But a headache is not subjective.
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