Jesus Christ the Lord, Mary & Joseph. That is blasphemy ladies and gentlemen and I apologise if I offended you, but fuck me this is difficult to write about never mind to watch it.
It's beautiful first and foremost. 10 minutes of animation tel...
One thing we love here at The Journalix is a sense that whatever form of art you are experiencing, there is a level of depth to it. It gives you a feeling that whoever put it together knows what they are doing. It might have been spontaneous in its e...
You decide to take a trip to the local cinema on a cold winter's night. The sun went down almost 5 hours ago yet it's only 8pm. There's a buzz in the air about the film you're here to see, the trailer kicks ass and the director has shown some rea...
If you have kids then you'll know how they can be repetitive. I don't mean that to sound bad, what I mean is they thrive on routine and if you give them something that they like, they'll do it again and again until it's no fun any more and you find y...
It's the summer of 1998 in L.A. and some sweaty little man with bad coffee breath is pitching an idea to two Dreamworks executives, each with a cigar between their fat stubby little fingers.
Sweaty man: "OK guys, I have a great idea, listen to th...
Bob Parr, aka Mr. incredible, is getting back into the game after years in the wilderness - as one of the world's leading superheroes! But there's one thing holding him back - his old suit needs repairing and nowadays it's ever-so-slightly tight ...
Are you ready to be whisked off your feet, to explore a new world, discover hidden treasures, escape near-death experiences and uncover the mysteries of our forefathers? I've been thinking of my ideal journey (prepare yourself for lots of exclamation
So I finally got around to watching Disney's latest Oscar-winning effort Big Hero 6. I'll warn you now, this may contain some spoilers, but I'll do my best not to give much away about the plot. We don't do things like that around here.
First and...
That's not a spelling mistake in the heading of the article. Stop motion is not dead - it lives on strongly in the world of Aardman in particular. But there are general concerns from me that the sheer workload and costs incurred with such a heavy sch
