This looks like it's gonna be extremely interesting, much like The Imagineering Story.
Light & Magic (Disney+)
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Given that Lawrence Kasden is directing and the seem to have given him access to a lot of archival footage and what looks like some new interviews with George Lucas, i'm hopeful.
I'm surprised -- very pleasantly -- that (despite the trailer's heavy emphasis on Disney-controlled IP) they're not going to be avoiding some of ILM's very important work on projects like E.T. and T2 just because they're productions from rival studios.
Hopefully STAR TREK II (the first all-CGI sequence to appear in a movie), YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES (the first computer-animated character to appear in a live action movie), and JURASSIC PARK (speaks for itself) get some time devoted to them, because they're hugely relevant to ILM's advancement of cinematic effects work.
Reminder that the Six-Part ILM docuseries “Light & Magic” is now streaming.
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Industrial Light & Magic Was Basically ‘Animal House’ Back in the ’70s
‘Light & Magic’ explores the hard-partying innovators who made ‘Star Wars’—and changed moviemaking.
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Haven’t finished this yet, but a few episodes into this docuseries and I can’t recommend it enough.
It’s just as good, if not better than The Imagineering Story, diving deep into the beginnings and history of ILM without feeling like corporate propaganda. It feels like an honest documentary about a company that has been highly influential in film history that incorporates films across the board into the documentary and doesn't just focus on Disney properties that ILM has worked on and plenty of archival footage.
This is a must watch for any film fan as far as i'm concerned.
It’s just as good, if not better than The Imagineering Story, diving deep into the beginnings and history of ILM without feeling like corporate propaganda. It feels like an honest documentary about a company that has been highly influential in film history that incorporates films across the board into the documentary and doesn't just focus on Disney properties that ILM has worked on and plenty of archival footage.
This is a must watch for any film fan as far as i'm concerned.
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Same. Very good doc. Rewatched Empire of Dreams also on the plus. The making of Star Wars documentar.
