Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez isn't really known for making big-budget films. He may be a pioneer of technology and he may have a skill for making his movies look more expensive than they really are, but
Robert Rodriguez has a very distinguishable style. If you've watched a lot of his films, there's a real kinetic feel to them. For the most part, they aren't grounded in our reality and largely
Alita: Battle Angel is the latest manga adaptation to grace Hollywood. By and large, this is a genre that has not been serviced very well by the industry, as there is a tendency to overly-adapt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyTkUwjy52w&feature=youtu.be Alita: Battle Angel is in its final stretch of marketing, and with that, they are starting to release more and more of their marketing. We've already seen a few featurettes for the movie, where
Alita: Battle Angel is a project that's been in the works for more years than I can count. But later on this year, it'll finally be punching its way into theaters. However, given its fairly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3xdGx7Xa4w I want nothing more than for Alita: Battle Angel to be a huge success for 20th Century Fox. As I mentioned over a year ago when that first trailer hit, it filled me with
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cislZ9S0ocA Immersive experiences are all the range. At the last couple San Diego Comic-Cons I attended, they were all over and allowed audiences to live in the world of such shows as The Good Place,
Alita: Battle Angel feels like it has been getting made, yet never released forever, and it really has been years since James Cameron was first attached and then from there Cameron left to pursue the
Despite the fact that it's been hitting U.S. audiences for decades, neither anime nor manga have fully been able to hit the mainstream in a big way. Sure, you get the occasional property that does
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=islyzIqIBXQ Our industry is packed to the brim with sequels of pre-existing properties, and every so often when we get an adaptation of properties that haven't existed on the big screen before, it's a big
