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Digital
Media FX News Archives
Friday
- August 31, 2001
- Lord of the Rings Given PG-13
Rating
- Disney to Release
Direct to Video Recess Movie
- Images From Pinocchio 3001
Video Game
- News Link of the Day
- 'Adult Swim' Aims to Get Grownups Back in the Cartoon
Pool
Lord of
the Rings Given PG-13 Rating
(by digitalmediafx.com) The first installment of Lord of the Rings,
titled The Fellowship of the Ring has been given a PG-13
rating by the Motion Picture Association of America for "Epic
Battle Sequences and Some Scary Images."
In other Lord
of the Rings news, a new poster for The Fellowship of the Ring
was just released yesterday (see image below):
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Disney
to Release Direct to Video Recess Movie
(by digitalmediafx.com) Disney is releasing a new Recess movie
direct to video on November 6, 2001. Titled, Recess Christmas:
Miracle on Third Street, the movie follows the holiday adventures
of the Recess fourth graders as they attract fun and trouble during
the season of giving. The musical score is by Denis M. Hannigan,
who also did Disney's Recess: School's Out movie.
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Images
From Pinocchio 3001 Video Game
(by digitalmediafx.com) Yesterday, Digital Media FX reported that
CineGroupe is producing
an animated movie and video game called Pinocchio 3001,
which will throw the classic children's tale centuries into the
future. At our request, CineGroupe has provided us with several
images from the video game. There are no images available yet
from the movie. Here are four video game images:
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News Link
of the Day - 'Adult Swim' Aims to Get Grownups Back in the
Cartoon Pool
According to The Salt Lake City Tribune:
"...On
Sunday, Cartoon Network embraces the challenge of being a major
player in the animated market with a new block of cartoons aimed
at adults. Each Sunday and Thursday at 11 p.m., Cartoon Network
presents "Adult Swim."
This group
of tunes, which includes a superhero lawyer, talking fast food
and a character named Marco Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar Gabriel Garcia
Marquez, is officially aimed at 18- to 34-year-olds. But, come
on, is any cartoon freak really older than age 5?..."
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