The Bad Batch's Michelle Ang On Season 2 And Omega Becoming Part Of The Team [Exclusive Interview]
'She's actually older than her brothers, but in terms of world experience, she's so much more naive.'
Read More'She's actually older than her brothers, but in terms of world experience, she's so much more naive.'
Read MoreIn fall 2012, as my family faced the death of my grandfather, the Avengers assembled to help us through it.
Read MoreIt's called fashion, sweetie. Look it up.
Read More'Payakan breached the water probably about 10 times in the movie. Tukluns were always breaching the water. We're like, 'Man, there are some giant sims!''
Read More'Shooting it on set was brutal.'
Read MoreWe are humbly requesting an animated Disney movie directed by Diane Keaton, please.
Read More'How do I give Dogfish personality?'
Read MoreRRR is a visual feast, and we have the tireless dedication of the VFX team to thank.
Read MoreDisney didn't know just how perfect director Stephen J. Anderson was for this movie.
Read More'To me, it's just borrowing some of those old techniques that still work and blending it with new ones.'
Read MoreJames Horner passed away in 2015, but his music from the original Avatar lives on and evolves in James Cameron's sequel.
Read MoreEven though Tilda Swinton voices both the Forest Sprite and Death, sound designer and supervisor Scott Martin Gershin made each of their voices distinct.
Read More'I don't think pure good and pure evil exist.'
Read More'Jim said, 'We don't have our Imperial March. We need a baddies theme.''
Read More'I wanted him to be uplifting and cheerful, never scary, never intimidating, always warm.'
Read More'I do question whether my own perception is being reflected into the films that I make.'
Read More'It gave me some template of a journey to get to.'
Read MoreMost of the characters in Avatar: The Way of Water are CGI, but their costumes were built in the real world first.
Read More'For me, it was a sequence about evolution, about this life cycle of cinema, about the death and rebirth of cinema...'
Read More"The key to playing her was really cracking the relationship with Kate [Hudson]..."
Read More"How do we tell the story in the best way possible?"
Read More'Cinema is always dying and always somehow surviving.'
Read MoreA little less tap dancing and much more debauchery.
Read More'Well, Puss has to bleed here.'
Read More'We became experts. We knew Sigourney's face well. We had a lot of reference of that. We had 3D reconstruction of every performance.'
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