Well, award season is nearly wrapped up and the summer blockbuster season is still more than a month away.
So. How about movie studio logos? Now I wouldn’t say this holds much merit when it comes to cinema as an art form. In fact, it doesn’t really matter in the grand scheme. However, despite that, they tend to leave a big impact. Many of them are memorable, and they stick with a person because they’re made to.
Continue reading “The art of movie studio logos”After more than a year of negotiations, Disney completed its purchase of 21st Century Fox last week, an investment of $71 billion.
According to Variety, the purchase means Disney now owns Twentieth Century Fox, Fox Searchlight, Fox 2000 Pictures, Fox Family and Fox Animation. Additionally, Disney now has control over Fox’s TV productions.
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Despite heavy hitters like Star Wars and Marvel not appearing at this year’s Comic-Con, the annual event still stormed the industry this week with plenty of movie news.
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This year’s Comic-Con was practically dominated by Warner Bros., with its partner DC putting out plenty of material during its presentation.
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San Diego Comic-Con might seem light this year with no “Avengers” or “Star Wars.” However, there are plenty of movie-related panels and presentations to keep fans in California, and across the world, invested.
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