Animation house Titmouse’s artists open up about participating in the studio’s 5 Second Night showcase.
TRUFF’s truffle-infused condiments might not rank all that high on the Scoville scale, but what their new, limited edition Super Mario Bros. Movie collection of hot sauces lacks in heat, it more than makes up for in style and on-brand-ness.
Whether it’s shows like Game of Thrones on HBO Max and The Mandalorian on Disney Plus, or movies like The Batman, Hollywood seems to have fallen absolutely in love with scenes that are so darkly-lit that you can barely see what’s happening on-screen.
The internet’s spent countless debate cycles coming up with grand theories as to why filmmakers are so into making their work hard to see. But the answer our colleagues over at Polygon have come around on feels as true as it does frustrating.
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It’s hard to imagine how, exactly, studio Khara, Bunkamura, and TST Entertainment’s Stage Evangelion Beyond stage play will manage to channel the anime’s energy across mediums.
But everything about this cryptic trailer for the production suggests that it’s going to be weird and stylish as hell, which is pretty on-brand for the franchise.
