In the absence of less than two weeks for the celebration of the Oscars ceremony, Google launches 'Oscar Search Trends', a website that predicts who will be the winners based on the searches carried out by Internet users among the nominated films and actors.
In strictly scientific terms, 2012 is the most absurd film in the history of cinema. It is the conclusion that, according to The Sunday Times, NASA experts have reached after reviewing the science fiction genre looking for the less fortunate arguments.
What do the sounds animals make when they are in distress have in common with soundtracks? Much, according to an American study that has identified sound codes in the sounds of the big screen similar to those heard in nature. The results are published in the journal 'Biology Letters'.
Not content with directing one of the most successful blockbusters on planet Earth, Avatar director James Cameron has teamed up with NASA to take part in filming Mars in 3D.
A study by two researchers from HP Laboratories, in Silicon Valley, reveals that the popular social network Twitter allows you to know in real time the interest in movies and can help predict which box office will make a production on the weekend of its premiere with an accuracy of 97.3%.
The scientists and engineers who participate in developing the lighting, special effects and the digitization and post-production processes of the best films of the year have received their respective statuettes this weekend during the ceremony of the Oscars for Science and Technology of the seventh art.
"The cinema will use biotechnology to produce fantastic creatures of flesh and blood" At 38, Mark Dippe is one of the most sought after professionals in Hollywood. He currently works as a special effects supervisor for ILM and has created some of the most amazing stunts in movie history. His works include "Abyss," "Jurassic Park," "Terminator 2," "The Flintstones," "The Mask," and the award-winning "Forrest Gump."
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
