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It appears to me that someone put those out as joke because, if you ignore the text, the image on the card is more in line with them losing than winning. Whoever picked that image for a "winning" card must have been having a bad day.

The Best Animated Film category is a trash award. They might as well give out a gold-plated trash bag for what "Best Animated Feature" is worth. Funny how there was no storm of whining and complaining over the creation of that shit category like there was over the creation of Best Popular Film...

I do have to wonder if Sony had trouble figuring who this film was aimed at? The trailers at the start of the film were kind of a jumbled mess aimed at disparate demographics. In my viewing the trailers were for: Bumblebee: a sci/fi action film A Dog's Way Home: a "drama"/adventure film...

So it appears that the "bleed over" past the outlines was a deliberate choice. I guess the intention was to replicate the printing effect that often resulted from using offset printing on cheap newsprint. It is unfortunate if they chose to do that as that is really a printing error due to use of...

Where did you find that out? I would like to take a look. It is too bad if that was the case because the 3D was generally good. To have it degraded by a dumb decision is unfortunate. I guess it won't really matter for the home release since I doubt there will be a 3D version put out. The 2D...

It took a long time since Surf's Up but Sony Animation finally managed to make a film that is unique and sets them apart from Disney animation, Pixar, and Dreamworks Animation. Visually, the film is amazing to watch and is the closest to looking like the actual source material that it is based...

I found some of the "animation" a little offputting in this. It is obvious that they were using motion capture and a more highly developed "A Waking Life"-type overlay that gives the film a more animated look than "Waking Life" did. Still looking forward to seeing the film. It has a unique look...

Wow. This is the only Spiderman film I have any interest in seeing, but I'm still anticipating West Anderson's "Isle of Dogs" more. That film looks fantastic