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Country France / 1 h, 39 minutes / &ref(https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMGNlMjY2Y2MtNWVjZS00NDY5LTkwNzYtOTAxODg3Y2ZiY2Q3XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTkxNjUyNQ@@._V1_UY190_CR0,0,128,190_AL_.jpg) / tomatometer 5 / 10 / Writed by Jason Oremland / Summary Animated feature film inspired by the Playmobil brand toys. While I was watching this a LEGO movie ad popped up. Coincidence? I think NOT. Cinesite opened its Montreal facility a year?ago. Canada's second-largest city, an industry hub since the forties, has seen a resurgence in recent years as a crop of small studios bring a wave of new activity to the city Animator Ted Ty worked for 22 years at DreamWorks and Walt Disney Animation, with in-house software that he says was to most other studio programs as the Starship Enterprise is to the Wright brothers' first plane. Coming from projects such as Kung Fu Panda and Penguins of Madagascar, Ty was curious to know what kind of creative challenge a small studio based in Montreal could offer to induce him to leave the starship and become animation director for a relatively low-budget animated feature?film. What he got, and a big reason he took the job, was "tons of trust and control over animation style and casting decisions" ? something not easily found at a blockbuster-oriented company 10 times the size of l'Atelier Animation. But Ty also saw his move back to his hometown as a way to get in on the most happening new scene in feature-length?animation. "It's a really exciting time in Montreal, " he said in an interview. "Projects are popping up and the talent pool is bound to?grow. " Studios are popping up, too. A year ago, the British animation and visual-effects company Cinesite launched a major new facility in Montreal, with the declared goal of making nine animated features over the next five years. Cinesite, which also bought Vancouver animator Nitrogen Studios in March, initially predicted it would have a Montreal staff of 500 by 2020, but now expects to reach that number by the end of this?year. In September, ON Entertainment ? Paris-based producer of The Little Prince and the forthcoming untitled Playmobil movie ? announced that it too was opening a Montreal studio for animated feature films. The company plans to make one feature-length animation every two years, and to have 300 animators working in Montreal by?2019. The Little Prince, the first product of Montreal’s animated-feature?boom. eOne Films "You're going to see a tremendous explosion of activity in Montreal over the next five or 10 years, " said Warren Franklin, consultant executive producer for Comic Animations, one of Cinesite's production?partners. "It's kind of reversing the talent drain of the 1990s, " Franklin said, referring to a time when Canadian animators such as Ty left the country for jobs in the United?States. Montreal has been a centre for animation since the early 1940s, when Norman McLaren set up Studio A at the National Film Board. The digital revolution and a favourable tax regime have brought a wave of new activity to the city, which now has about 40 companies employing about 3, 000 specialists in animation, visual effects and digital-production services. Montreal now ranks fourth in the world as a centre for those?activities. Most of the city's animation and effects studios work as subcontractors, producing one or a few components of a larger production. The recent shift towards a single studio realizing an entire animated film is new for Montreal, and is driven by further technological and social changes that have cleared the way for projects much smaller than Finding?Dory. Cinesite has allied with animated-film company 3QU to make four features in Montreal, starting with Charming, a comedy featuring the voices of Demi Lovato, Avril Lavigne and John Cleese. Cinesite is also planning four titles with Comic Animations, beginning with Klaus (written and co-directed by Sergio Pablos, who developed the story for Despicable Me) as well as a feature project with actor Jeremy Renner's production company, The?Combine. Cinesite received a $2. 4-million loan from the government of Quebec to create its Montreal studio, and a further $19. 6-million loan guarantee to assist financing of the first three films. Another big incentive for all players in the scene is the tax regime, which allows for deductions of up to 42 per cent of?costs. "The tax situation is phenomenal, " said Dave Rosenbaum, a veteran Hollywood production manager ( Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda) who moved to Montreal last year as Cinesite's chief creative officer for animation. Years of preferential industry taxation have created a virtuous circle, he said, in which increased production draws more talent, which in turn attracts further production and increases local training opportunities for?animators. Dave Rosenbaum, Chief Creative Officer at Cinesite, reads a script in his office in?Montreal. Johany Jutras/The Globe and?Mail The Little Prince, the first product of Montreal's animated-feature boom, played at the Cannes Film Festival and in cinemas in 50 countries before its Canadian and U. S. release last year. The $80-million production was nominally based in France, but director Mark Osborne told The Globe that "every frame" had been made in Montreal. Most of the work was done at Mikros Image, whose current projects include a First World War feature animation called Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero, with leading roles for Helena Bonham Carter and Gérard?Depardieu. Sgt. Stubby and many other features planned for Montreal are in the $20-to-$40-million range, well below the cost of a Hollywood blockbuster. The revenue streams and expectations are different too. A big DreamWorks feature must have a massive theatrical presence, driven by a tsunami of advertising and third-party promotions. The smaller Montreal features will still target theatrical release, Rosenbaum said, but will also be able to look at streaming as a primary revenue?source. "At $20- to $40-million, you can sell to content providers like Netflix or Amazon and still make back your money, " he said. The new math is already affecting live-action films such as I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore, a modestly-budgeted feature that won a grand jury prize at the Sundance Film Festival in January and was released straight to Netflix a month?later. A Netflix release doesn't require massive promotion, Rosenbaum said, because the subscribers are already there. Planning an animated feature for an audience more likely to watch on a home-based or even hand-held screen means less elaborate background composition, he said, and therefore lower production?costs. Rosenbaum said that small-budget features also allow the studios to be less tied to mainstream taste than a production that has to earn $1-billion to be a success. Cinesite recently acquired the rights to all of silent-cinema comedian Harold Lloyd's films, for a series of as-yet-undetermined animation-related?projects. "If it turns out that Harold Lloyd only appeals to cinephiles, that's okay with us, " Rosenbaum?said. L’Atelier Animation’s Ballerina cost about $30-million, a third of the per-minute rate at a big Hollywood studio, says animator director Ted?Ty. Entertainment One When Ted Ty moved to Montreal in 2014, l'Atelier Animation had yet to make a full-length feature. His first with the company was its first too: Ballerina, a 90-minute film that opened in Canada on March 3. It employed 34 animators, only four of whom were not?Canadians. Unlike Cinesite and Mikros Image, which still do contracted visual effects and production services, l'Atelier Animation plans to focus on long-form animation as much as it can. It has joined with two British production companies to make an ongoing series called Robozuna (now showing on Netflix), and it's developing a second feature called The Bravest, about firefighters in 1930s New York. Robozuna, developed by L’Atelier Animation and two British firms, is now showing on?Netflix. "There's a lot of farming out in this industry, " Ty said. "We could just be a service studio, but we decided against it. Ballerina was entirely our project, and that's the whole idea ? to be a purely original-content?studio. " Ballerina cost about $30-million ? roughly a third of the per-minute rate at a big Hollywood studio, Ty said. There was no leeway for the kind of expensive second thoughts typical of blockbusters he has worked on, but the small scale also provided a creative high that's harder to reach in a bigger?shop. "There's something nimble and flexible and very direct about me having contact with the producers and discussing the script, and helping with the story and planning the characters throughout, " he said. "When it comes to animating the characters, all that will hopefully give them more?depth. " Follow Robert Everett-Green on Twitter @RobertEG_.

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CAN'T FIND THE SHOW TIME YOU ARE LOOKING FOR? We post new schedules on Tuesday evenings for Friday through the following Thursday. In some cases, advance tickets for future releases will be posted by date. Closed Captioning and Descriptive Video devices available by request at theater box office. Find Showtimes & Buy Tickets *Click on time to purchase tickets. NR Released: Length: 100min Director(s) TBC Cast: TBC Trailer Fully remastered 4K INXS Concert from Wembley Stadium in 1991. Released December 9, 2019 1 hr 40 min Tell us where you are Looking for movie tickets? Enter your location to see which movie theaters are playing INXS: Live Baby Live at Wembley Stadium near you. ENTER CITY, STATE OR ZIP CODE GO Sign up for a FANALERT and be the first to know when tickets and other exclusives are available in your area. Also sign me up for FanMail to get updates on all things movies: tickets, special offers, screenings + more. INXS: Live Baby Live at Wembley Stadium: Fathom Events Trailer 1 of 1 INXS: Live Baby Live at Wembley Stadium Synopsis Fathom Events and CinEvents bring the best-selling INXS concert film Live Baby Live to movie theatres fully restored from the original 35mm negative. This exclusive event will feature a special “lost” performance discovered during the restoration. Read Full Synopsis Movie Reviews Presented by Rotten Tomatoes. 30+ years later this song still sounds good and still kicks ASS. Don't ask me What you know is true Don't have to tell you I love your precious heartI. I was standing, you were there Two worlds collided And they could never tear us apartWe could live for a thousand years But if I hurt you I'd make wine from your tears I told you that we could fly 'Cause we all have wings But some of us don't know whyI. 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That was impressive, very talented musicians. Thank you, rock on. Picture the year 1991. It is July 13th, on the six-year anniversary of the original Live Aid at the same venue ? Wembley Stadium in London England. This picture painted, bringing it all together, INXS is in their prime headlining their Summer XS Tour to max crowd of over 73, 000 fans who did not have the capability to record cell phone videos/photos of an event yet. Now, imagine the show professionally documented with multiple cameras, but available in 2019 re-mastered for a special one night only theater release packaged as INXS: Live Baby Live at Wembley Stadium. Sounds amazing, right? Well, on December 9th, it was presented in glorious cinematic widescreen at a list of theaters thanks to Fathom Events. For those around during the heyday of Australias INXS, attending the Summer XS Tour was nothing less than epic. As far as the Wembley Stadium concert, it would spawn the bands first ever live album, Live Baby Live which was released in November of the same year. The video footage of the event was then re-released as a DVD in 2003 ? digitally remixed and mastered in 5. 1 surround sound. Which leads us to present day where the film has been restored from the original 35mm negative where it was gone through?shot by shot, repositioning every single one to get the best out of the frame. The newly restored edition made a world premiere at the Byron Bay International Film Festival in late October 2019. Prior to this, special screenings in July had also taken place, including one held in New York city, before it was released in Australia and New Zealand on November 14th via Fathom Events and in Europe areas such U. K., Ireland, Greece, and the Netherlands by Cinevents. Which leads us to the most recent theatrical release on December 9th in theaters across the USA. As far as the film itself, it starts off in a sea of eager onlookers, as INXS gives their all without hesitation for this Wembley Stadium performance. For this remastered addition they also uncovered the tune “Lately” from 1990s X album in the setlist ? a track which somehow had been edited out previously. Wonderful to watch, as Michael Hutchence breezed through the upbeat tracks wearing his half black on white star, and half black on white striped fitted pants, his bandmates pulled off the rest of the magic; the core group consisted of Tim Farriss (lead guitar) Kirk Pengilly (rhythm guitar/saxophone) Garry Gary Beers (bass guitar) Andrew Farriss (keyboards) and Jon Farriss (drums. With the band feeding off the positive energy of almost 74, 000 people, the only proper way to end an already over the top encore was with “Devil Inside. ” After this glorious moment Hutchence grabs an available guitar and storms over to the amplifier to create some end of show noise feedback of his own accord ? stepping out of his comfort zone and connected on an even deeper level with the audience. Naturally a concert of this magnitude from INXS also featured classics such “Mystify Me, ” “Suicide Blonde, ” “New Sensation, ” and there was nothing but pure joy felt by the crowd in attendance. Music aside, the videography of the film really captures the anticipation of being in the crowd along with the essence of the bands on stage personality. In fact, witnessing the saxophone breakdowns and instrumental change-ups can really set the at-home viewer into the virtual inter-working of the live performance. To summarize, the charismatic persona of long-time heartthrob Michael Hutchence directs the audience at a memorable pace. For any and all fans of the late 70s, 80s, and 90s Rock scene, INXS takes it full blast in the special event that should not be missed. As the live theater dates have already passed, the current suggested option remains to check out the vinyl and CD sets of the recording which was released back on November 15th before a DVD/Blu-ray/Digital release of the film is announced. Until then, Cryptic Rock gives the newly remastered edition of INXS: Live Baby Live at Wembley Stadium 4. 5 out of 5 stars. Eagle Rock Films Purchase INXS: Live Baby Live at Wembley Stadium vinyl and CD sets: Like the in-depth, diverse coverage of Cryptic Rock? Help us in support to keep the magazine going strong for years to come with a small donation. Lisa Burke [email?protected] Lisa is a metalhead at heart with a variety of musical genre interests, and the determination to save the world, one Metal show at a time. Her professional passions range from Rock n Roll and Gothic Metal inspired fashion design to Heavy Metal and Rock n Roll journalism for live and album reviews. She currently contributes these reviews to Metal Assault and CrypticRock. The world needs to celebrate this amazing band again. Michael, every memory of you and INXS brings my heart to a joyful fever pitch that's off the charts. With?loads?of LOVE to all 6 knots -?To be continued... Inxs live baby live at wembley stadium trailer Love this song it makes me think of my sexy male friend I want him so bad that I sweat thinking about him?. I come from the metal world, I love Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Sabbath etc and I gotta admit I find myself loving INXS songs. I am late to the party but man, they were so good. Michael Hutchence had the it factor in spades. 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