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...Avid's headquarters, a trophy case displays an Oscar, an Emmy and a Grammy awarded to the company's software. One wall celebrates the company's 108 patents. Posters of such movies as Crouching Tiger and Titanic line the halls, and the conference rooms bear names like The Matrix. Each title used Avid systems. Says company president David Krall: "You're able to trick the mind into seeing things that it believes are real. It's the highest art form...
...probably tell, Shrek isn't your father's or even your older brother's animated movie. This is the hip, 21st century, tween-friendly McMovie, full of biting sarcasm and winking pop culture references (in the first half hour alone, the film sends up pro-wrestling and The Matrix). While watching Shrek, you can almost hear the Dreamworks writers wheeze with pain, as they try to hack-up yet another demographic-friendly allusion that is both witty and self-aware. Sure, the movie lacks class and charm-but today's kids don't want class and charm. They want attitude...
...Simpsons and Philosophy is actually the second title in the publisher’s Popular Culture and Philosophy series. (Volume 1 was called Seinfeld and Philosophy; Volume 3, forthcoming, is entitled The Matrix and Philosophy.) The book is a shameless attempt to pander to all the intellectuals and psuedo-intellectuals who recognize and celebrate the sophisticated and slapstick comedy of “The Simpsons,” but it is more of a general(ly mediocre) survey of various philosophical concepts that can be projected onto the show. We get essays by random associate and assistant professors of philosophy...
...characters of yours and mine. The film's trailer promises cameos by everyone from the Gingerbread Man, to Pinocchio, to Snow White, to the obligatory, fire-breathing dragon. Also be on the look out for the film's parodying of Disney, video games, and hit films such as The Matrix...
...animation or a new Japanese-made video game. Jung, who graduated from a top university in Seoul last year, now runs a website for a computer magazine. But whenever he has spare time, he sits down with his PlayStation or his computer and plays video games -- Dragonquest 7, Black Matrix Cross and Super Robot War are among his favorites. When he feels like watching some animation, one of his top choices is a series by a Japanese team called Gonzo. It was shown on television in Japan, but he watched it over the Internet in Seoul. He also liked...