See How Much Movies Are Artificially Brightened In This Shocking Video

Are you familiar with the process of color grading? If not, you really should watch the video below, because it may totally change the way you look at the film-making process. Everyone knows that what some call the "magic" of movie making is actually part scientific know-how, and part skilled craftsmanship. But while it's an overly technical process to make a movie, it certainly isn't any less magical. Color grading is a perfect example of this, as it's a factor most movie-goers wouldn't give a second thought to when it comes to their favorite movie, yet it's more important and ...

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Hero Blend #47: About That Ant Man Trailer...

Marvel Studios certainly has an interesting year ahead of it in 2015. Joss Whedon's The Avengers: Age of Ultron is unquestionably one of the most anticipated blockbusters of the year and is expected to break all kinds of box office records... and then there's Peyton Reed's Ant-Man, a movie that spent much of last year mired in controversy due to the departure of director Edgar Wright. As a result, the solo film has generated a lot of questions regarding just how good it can possibly be, and this week we got our first real inkling with the debut of the first ...

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Ted Danson, Patrick Wilson, Jean Smart Join Fargo

Fargo has booked some big names for its sophomore season.

Ted Danson, Jean Smart and Patrick Wilson have all signed on as series regulars for Season 2 of the FX drama, the network announced Thursday. In addition, Nick Offerman, Brad Garrett, Kieran Culkin and Jeffrey Donovan are among a number of actors who have booked as recurring guest stars.

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The Bizarre Reason Tomorrowland Won't Be Called Tomorrowland In Other Countries

Tomorrowland is considered to be one of the most anticipated films coming out in 2015 - what with being the latest movie from director Brad Bird and starring the likes of George Clooney and Hugh Laurie - but the film isn't actually going to be going worldwide with that title. It turns out that the Disney movie is going to have to change its name when it arrives in the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium, as the name "Tomorrowland" has already been taken in those countries. This news comes to us from the Belfast Telegraph, which says that the conflict Tomorrowland is ...

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The 18 Best Drunk Moments at the Golden Globes

The Golden Globe Awards, aka a "night of partying and heavy drinking," are on Sunday, and when the booze is flowing and food isn't being eaten, all bets are off. In honor of the sloppiest and most unpredictable party in town, let's look back at some of its best sloshed moments.

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This 70s Throwback Inherent Vice Trailer Is Out Of Sight

The marketing for Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice has heavily leaned on the 1970s style of the stoner mystery, but this brand new trailer takes it to a whole other level. Check it out! This new Inherent Vice clip - which comes to us thanks to Movie Clips - is pretty damn hard not to love, with the marketing team at Warner Bros. taking full advantage of the movie's setting and giving the film a grindhouse sort of feel. Featuring more than just bad film quality and a gravely voiced narrator, though, this preview goes the full mile by actually ...

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How Paul Rudd Felt When Edgar Wright Bailed On Ant-Man

When Paul Rudd first signed on to star in Marvel Studios' Ant-Man in December 2013, he was also signing on for the opportunity to work with the brilliant director Edgar Wright. Of course, this opportunity all went away when a few months later Wright and Marvel decided to part ways over creative differences. Naturally, this had a pretty big impact on the film's star - and he has recently revealed that he was actually devastated by the British filmmaker's departure from the project. Rudd spoke his mind about the situation with Edgar Wright and Ant-Man while doing an interview with Entertainment ...

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