Every Tuesday, Chris Robinson digests and dissects (relatively) new indie animation short films. This week's short is Joseph Pierce's dark comedy, A Family Portrait (2010)
Every Tuesday, Chris Robinson digests and dissects (relatively) new indie animation short films. This week's short is the domestic comedy Life with Herman H. Rott by Chintis Lundgren.
Every Thursday, Chris Robinson takes a look at films from animation’s past. This week's screening: Priit Pärn's mysterious The Night of the Carrots
It's a crossover episode day about the joys of immortality. Pictures from The Brainbox serves up Dans la joie et la bonne humeur to with Keep it in Motion's serving of the 1994 rarity, Jaagup and Death.
BioWare’s latest ‘Mass Effect’ franchise release struggles to find its way as a galactic exploration adventure.
Every Tuesday, Chris Robinson digests and dissects (relatively) new indie animation short films. This week, he screens three films dealing with the body and memory.
Every Tuesday, Chris Robinson digests and dissects (relatively) new indie animation short films. This week, he screens My Dad by Marcus Armitage
Ubisoft’s largest open world video game finds the Ghost squad battling Bolivia’s Santa Blanca Cartel.
Every Tuesday, Chris Robinson digests and dissects (relatively) new indie animation short films. This week, he screens Patrick McHale's astonishing mini-series, Over the Garden Wall.
2017 is shaping up to match if not beat 2016’s gaming hit parade.
Ubisoft’s latest is a fantastic game unfortunately marred by critical and intolerable P2P networking and security flaws.
Every Thursday, Chris Robinson takes a look at films from animation’s past. This week's featured short is Furniture Poetry by Paul Bush.
Capcom’s fantastic new release is a watershed moment in the franchise’s history.
I accepted an invitation to become scientist Morgan Yu, shoot stuff with a glue gun and read other people’s post-it notes in Bethesda’s upcoming May sci-fi-themed first person shooter release…
Agent 47 and Bruce Wayne’s Batman are back as the two vastly different new episodic games are compared.
While the franchise’s latest effort doesn’t reinvent the wheel of RPG games, it does provide an experience worthy of the 10-year development timeframe.
Many an unsuspecting parent’s judgement may be clouded by the neon rainbows, sparkling glitter and endless barrage of pop music that this film heaps onto the big screen.
Director Gareth Edwards delivers a film light on story but excellent when it comes to visuals and set piece moments.
Newest release of stealth fighting game provides tension, stealthy action and significant player control.
Activision’s new release builds on the ‘Call of Duty’ franchise’s legacy of excellent single-player gameplay, though there are a few chinks in the annual release schedule armor.
Respawn and EA’s follow-up to Titanfall is an exciting evolution and revolution in first-person shooter games.
With only a modest set of new goods, the latest ‘Destiny’ expansion pack doesn’t come close to matching previous ‘The Taken King’ release.
The newest version of the industry’s best screenwriting program adds a nice set of welcome, though not must-have new features.
You haven't experienced VR until you've experienced Noitom’s game changing immersive technology.
9,000 Animators watching over 500 Films Screened in 6 Days: IT MUST BE ANNECY - 13 – 18 June, 2016, Annecy, France
