Animation

Here at Spinner, we feel like we've done a pretty good job of documenting the whole Lana Del Rey debacle. But, clearly, we've been one-upped by Taiwan's Next Media Animation studio.

(For single people. Might be awkward to give to a dating book to your significant other.)

Recently, Pixar Animation Studios released a new product in their RenderMan lineup. This product, called RenderMan On Demand, comes from a joint effort between Pixar and GreenButton, offering cloud rendering services to studios worldwide. RenderMan On Demand is an awesome example of cloud technology, and it’s shaking up...

Library of Congress names 25 films to preserve for future generations, from Disney animation to "Silence of the Lambs"

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Forrest Gump's oft-imitated line, "My momma always said, 'Life was like a box of chocolates.

'Forrest Gump' to be preserved in US film registry

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Predicting the Oscar nominations used to be so easy. Oscar-watchers knew who the frontrunners were, we could make educated guesses about the rest, and – crucially – we knew how many nominations

Building an iPhone application. One of my New Years resolutions was to finally learn the iOS SDK and build a 'real' application. I am happy to report…

Out of the World (Another World) source code review.

The last time Disney raided its animation library and converted an old movie into 3D, it stunned the industry: the 17-year-old “The Lion King” opened to a startling $30 million in September.

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The 2012 box office got off to a fine start this weekend, as Paramount's "found footage" (riiiight...) horror movie The Devil Inside, which the studio acquired for just under $1 million, earned a tremendous $34.

Jeremy Kay: There's not much to party about as Garry Marshall's ropey rom-com tops the worst US box office in three years