Yearly Archives: 2018
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Pixar Director Explains How Food Inspired the Bao Animated Short
Centered around the experience of a Chinese immigrant family, the short film Bao is an important glimpse into the life of a mother learning to let go. Like many shorts that air before Pixar feature-length films, Bao tells an important, familiar story through clever, unconventional ways. In this case, director Domee Shi felt it was important to use food as the driving metaphor behind the film's message.
"In Chinese culture -- and I think in a lot of cultures around the world -- food and family just go hand in hand," Shi told IGN during a recent junket for The Incredibles 2's home video release. "My parents don't say 'I love you,' they say 'Oh, have you eaten yet?', 'Eat more,' 'You're too thin,' or 'Oh no, you ate too much!'
Updated: 21 Confusing Things Stumping Players in Red Dead
Updated: It's been one week and Red Dead Redemption 2 players are searching for a bunch of new legendary animals, hard-to-find places, cheats, tips, and, of course, horse brushes. The latest answers to the questions you are asking the most can be found at the top of the list, right below the break.
Using a combination of traffic, user feedback, comments, and search data, we can now see where people are really getting stuck in Red Dead Redemption 2. From RDR2's confusing cheats system to basic horse maintenance, here are the top "Most Wanted" cheats, tips, item locations, and how-to guides RDR2 players are searching for -- and the in-depth guides with the answers you seek. We'll keep it spoiler-free!
Arrested Development at 15: The Best Bluth Moments
It's the Bluth Family's Fab 15 this week as Arrested Development - Mitch Hurwitz's comedy of extreme errors, which lived on FOX for three seasons and Netflix for two - celebrates its 15th anniversary on Friday, November 2. And we
well, we don't know what we expected.
With all the Cornballers, Stair Cars, Analrapists, Never Nudes, and meaty man parts in your mouth, it's very easy to get lost inside this show's labyrinthine maze of puns, wordplay, and deeply committed running gags. To streamline the hilarity, here's a look back at each Bluth's best character moments.
George Bluth Sr.
Todo El Estupido Tiempo!
Before George, Sr. ran a housing development company, which may or may not have been contracted to build McMansions for Saddam Hussein, he was down in Mexico, peddling the internationally feared "Cornballer."
KH Creator Contributes Mickey Mouse Sketch to Exhibition
Mickey Mouse — specifically in his role as King Mickey — has played a foundational role in the Kingdom Hearts franchise, and the series' creator, Tetsuya Nomura, is honoring the character's legacy as part of an upcoming exhibit.
As Kingdom Hearts 3 release approaches, IGN can exclusively reveal an original sketch from Nomura, Kingdom Hearts' franchise director, of King Mickey. Nomura has lent a sketch from his archives, specifically from his work on Kingdom Hearts: coded, to Mickey: The True Original Exihibition, which will open in New York, NY on Nov. 8. Check out the sketch below:
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IT and Attack on Titan Director Andy Muschietti to Remake The Time Machine
Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures, and Appian Way will be bringing another take on the H.G. Wells novel, The Time Machine, to theaters with It: Chapter 2 director Andy Muschietti.
As reported by Deadline, Muschietti will be joined by producer Barbara Muschietti, his sister, and both have "written a treatment" for the science fiction tale from 1895.
Joining Barbara Muschietti in producing the film will be Appian Way's Jennifer Davisson and actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
IT and Attack on Titan Director Andy Muschietti to Remake The Time Machine
Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures, and Appian Way will be bringing another take on the H.G. Wells novel, The Time Machine, to theaters with It: Chapter 2 director Andy Muschietti.
As reported by Deadline, Muschietti will be joined by producer Barbara Muschietti, his sister, and both have "written a treatment" for the science fiction tale from 1895.
Joining Barbara Muschietti in producing the film will be Appian Way's Jennifer Davisson and actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
Tom Hanks Reveals His Emotional Reaction to Toy Story 4’s Ending
Tom Hanks has said that the ending of Toy Story 4 was so intense he didn't want to face the crew while he recorded his lines.
Speaking on Chris Evans' (the English radio DJ, not Cap) Breakfast Show, Hanks recalled the final day of recording, which also happened to be the end of the movie.
"It was the first time that we were going to be recording the end of the movie, and Toy Story
is going to have an impactful ending," he said.
"The way you record Toy Story, you're in a room with the team that has created it. When I went in for my last day of recording, I wanted to have my back to them, because usually, you're facing him so he can look right up and you can talk about it.
The Most Incredible, Brand New, 42-Year-Old Movie of 2018
When critics list the best films of 2018, there’s an excellent chance that one of their choices will be 42-years-old. That’s because The Other Side of the Wind, the final film from Citizen Kane director Orson Welles, was shot in 1976 and - through a series of unpredictable circumstances - hasn’t been finished until now.
Orson Welles began his career as an actor and theater director, starring in the iconic superhero radio show The Shadow, and fooling the world into thinking aliens were real with his notorious War of the Worlds broadcast. When he came to Hollywood, with an unprecedented contract that gave him final cut on his own motion pictures (which was unheard of in the 1940s, and still almost never happens), his first motion picture was Citizen Kane, a groundbreaking drama about a mysterious newspaper tycoon which would eventually be hailed as the greatest motion picture ever filmed.