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Marvel Reportedly Considered Bringing Original Avengers Cast for New Movie, Replacing Jonathan Majors, More
Marvel Studios reportedly held talks to bring back the original gang for a new Avengers movie, albeit the commitment isn’t solid. The plan involved resurrecting Robert Downey Jr’s Iron Man and Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow — both of whom were killed off in 2019’s Avengers Endgame. Marvel is also considering replacing Jonathan Majors’...
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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania VFX Workers Claim CGI Suffered Because Marvel Prioritised Black Panther 2: Report
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania has been subjected to criticism for its subpar CGI backgrounds since its release last week. In an interview with Vulture, three VFX artists who worked on the project revealed that Marvel Studios diverted all its major resources to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The artists admitted to taking shortcuts to cover up ...
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Full Trailer Allegedly Leaked, Sony Pictures Issues Takedowns
Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer allegedly leaked onto TikTok early on Monday, with unfinished VFX and in terrible quality. Sony Pictures has been issuing takedowns left, right and centre.
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Baahubali: The Conclusion, S S Rajamouli's Film, Set To Give Stiff Competition To Hollywood Favourites
Baahubali: The Conclusion: "Our audiences might be watching English films, or Hollywood films, and getting used to them, but the blood doesn't change, the DNA doesn't change," said Rajamouli
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Mission: Impossible 5's Stunning VFX and the Indians Behind Them
Mr Chhatpar, the visual effects editor of the film, has been working on numerous films in both India and the USA
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Baahubali, With Hollywood Level VFX, is Breaking Not Just Box Office Records
The film makers' DI (digital intermediate) partner Annapurna delivered the first ever DI process attempted in India in the scale of Hollywood films
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Indian VFX industry needs Hollywood supervision: Chiang
John Carter VFX expert Peter Chiang says the $2-billion Indian movie industry is conducive to the growth of visual effects and good education.
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Marvel Reportedly Considered Bringing Original Avengers Cast for New Movie, Replacing Jonathan Majors, More
Marvel Studios reportedly held talks to bring back the original gang for a new Avengers movie, albeit the commitment isn’t solid. The plan involved resurrecting Robert Downey Jr’s Iron Man and Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow — both of whom were killed off in 2019’s Avengers Endgame. Marvel is also considering replacing Jonathan Majors’...
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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania VFX Workers Claim CGI Suffered Because Marvel Prioritised Black Panther 2: Report
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania has been subjected to criticism for its subpar CGI backgrounds since its release last week. In an interview with Vulture, three VFX artists who worked on the project revealed that Marvel Studios diverted all its major resources to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The artists admitted to taking shortcuts to cover up ...
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Full Trailer Allegedly Leaked, Sony Pictures Issues Takedowns
Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer allegedly leaked onto TikTok early on Monday, with unfinished VFX and in terrible quality. Sony Pictures has been issuing takedowns left, right and centre.
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Baahubali: The Conclusion, S S Rajamouli's Film, Set To Give Stiff Competition To Hollywood Favourites
Baahubali: The Conclusion: "Our audiences might be watching English films, or Hollywood films, and getting used to them, but the blood doesn't change, the DNA doesn't change," said Rajamouli
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Mission: Impossible 5's Stunning VFX and the Indians Behind Them
Mr Chhatpar, the visual effects editor of the film, has been working on numerous films in both India and the USA
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Baahubali, With Hollywood Level VFX, is Breaking Not Just Box Office Records
The film makers' DI (digital intermediate) partner Annapurna delivered the first ever DI process attempted in India in the scale of Hollywood films
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Indian VFX industry needs Hollywood supervision: Chiang
John Carter VFX expert Peter Chiang says the $2-billion Indian movie industry is conducive to the growth of visual effects and good education.
