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Hundreds of Visual Effects Artists Use Autodesk Software to Help Create Disaster Movie of Spectacular Proportions Roland Emmerich films are synonymous with superlative visual effects — “The Day After ...
- Autodesk Tools Help Destroy the Universe in Roland Emmerich’s Movie “2012” (blog.digitalcontentproducer.com)
- Autodesk tools help destroy the universe in Roland Emmerich's ... (blogsearch.google.com)
- Roland Emmerich’s GODZILLA Blu-ray Review (collider.com)
CULVER CITY - Editor Peter S. Elliot and assistant editor Rob Molina were part of the team that cut Roland Emmerich’s new apocalyptic feature 2012. The film stars John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Danny Glover and Chiwetel Ejiofor, and was shot digitally using the Genesis camera, though 35mm was used for some underwater sequences. Post recently had a chance to chat with members of the editorial team regarding their work on the 2 hour and 35 minute...
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- ‘2012′ Movie Review (realbollywood.com)
- Five Favorite Films with Roland Emmerich (i.rottentomatoes.com)
Look out Michael Bay, Roland Emmerich seems to be gunning for your position as the director of the most outrageously expensive and needlessly long action film of the year.
"2012"may be the only film this year to rival Bay's "Transformers: The Revenge of the Fallen" in thoughtless popcorn entertainment value and shockingly pathetic character development.
From indianastatesman.com
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- '2012' ends the world's and audiences' interests in Roland Emmerich films (commonwealthtimes.com)
- 2012 - Roland Emmerich's latest D-Day spectacular (feedburner.com)
Now that you've seen it, what did you think? The master of disaster is back! German director Roland Emmerich brings us the third and final film in his "disaster trilogy," 2012, this time addressing the belief that the world will come to an end and humanity will become extinct in the year 2012. But does it deliver? Is there a good story found within all the glorious big screen mayhem and destruction? Or is it just a mess of a movie packed with...
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- '2012': Roland Emmerich Destroys the World Again and This Time He Means It (associatedcontent.com)
There’s just something about the idea of the world being ripped to pieces that gets the box-office bees buzzing, no matter how exhausted the story arcs may be. Roland Emmerich doesn’t give cinema anything new with his latest disaster flick, 2012, and he plans to keep that trend alive as he looks to make a couple more sequels to his 1996 blockbuster, Independence Day....
From pastemagazine.com
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- Roland Emmerich announces ‘Independence Day’ sequels (thaindian.com)
