Amazon's 'Thunderbirds Are Go' Keeps Puppet Spirit In CGI [Wondercon]
The Thunderbirds Are Go CGI series will nod to the original 1960s series, which used marionettes, by staying true to its herky-jerky motion.
Read MoreThe Thunderbirds Are Go CGI series will nod to the original 1960s series, which used marionettes, by staying true to its herky-jerky motion.
Read MoreWatch the Thunderbirds Are Go trailer, for the new Thunderbirds series from ITV with effects from WETA (the guys behind Hobbit and Apes visual effects).
Read MoreFrom Jack Reacher to The World's End and soon, David Fincher's Gone Girl, Rosamund Pike is definitely a rising star in Hollywood. When an actor's career begins to skyrocket like that, taking a role in an animated feature is a pretty standard step. What Pike is doing, however, is not. She's going to TV. Pike…
Read MoreWhat's weirder than a resurgence of the supermarionette show Thunderbirds, which originally premiered in the UK in 1965? How about a version that eschews the puppetry that has long characterized the title, in favor of a blend of live-action and CGI? The weird part is that this isn't the first live-action venture for the characters.…
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