Anime Limited kicks off the new year with an ode to the power of music based on the award-winning manga.
Author: James Lister
There’s only one man who can play Stoick The Vast in Universal Pictures’ How To Train Your Dragon!
Crunchyroll’s second wave of Winter anime is approaching, and there’s a lot to look forward to, including Blue Exorcist and Mr. Villain’s Day Off!
The Boy and the Heron, the latest enchanting masterpiece from Studio Ghibli, has swiftly soared to unprecedented heights, establishing itself as a bona fide breakout hit. Within just four days of its release, the film became the biggest Studio Ghibli film at the UK Box Office, eclipsing the Miyazaki classic, Spirited Away. This is the second-highest opening of all time for a Japanese film, behind only Pokemon: The First Movie in 2000. The Boy and the Heron stands as the largest Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki film ever to grace the UK Box Office, a testament to the film’s critical reception, and enduring…
After thoroughly enjoying Netlix’s animated series Blue Eye Samurai, Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin took to his blog to praise Amber Noizumi and Michael Green’s show, and we’re with Martin here. If you haven’t checked out Blue Eye Samurai, then we highly recommend adding it to your 2024 to-watch list. It is truly an animated feat with gorgeous fight scenes, fantastic characters, and a brilliantly layered story. So, what is the relevance of George R.R. Martin and Blue Eye Samurai? Well, while the creator was praising the Netflix series, he decided to reveal some exciting news about the…
James talks to VFX supervisor Marcus Taormina about bringing Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon to life.
Zack Snyder’s REBEL MOON – PART TWO: THE SCARGIVER premieres on Netflix April 19, 2024.
Zack Snyder’s REBEL MOON – PART ONE: A CHILD OF FIRE is now ready for you to watch on Netflix! What are you waiting for?
A24 and Kojima Productions are teaming up for a live-action adaptation of the critically acclaimed video game Death Stranding.
Toho’s critically acclaimed blockbuster becomes the UK’s highest-ever grossing Japanese live-action film, echoing similar achievements in the US.