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Ca n'est pas parce qu'ils ignorent les capacitées de la console ou qu'il s'en moquent qu'ils n'ont pas le matos necessaire.keo one a écrit :ce qui voudrait dire que le niveau d'équipement en HD à quasi doubler en 4 mois chez les possésseurs de console HD ... Alors que quelques mois avant, 70% des possésseurs de X360 ignorait les capacité HD de la console ou s'en moquait ....
Sorti le 2 août... au Japon.Aloïs a écrit :Et ça en est où ce film sinon ?
Ca promet.Oshii's Sky Crawlers Wins Venice Fest's Digital Award
The Sky Crawlers, the first animated film from director Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell, Patlabor) in four years, has won the Future Film Festival Digital Award at the Venice Film Festival on Friday. The Future Film Festival from the Italian city of Bolgna is sponsoring a sidebar of programming at the Venice Film Festival in Italy to honor films made with digital technology. Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, the first animated film from director Hayao Miyazaki (Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Spirited Away) in four years, has also earned special mention from the Future Film Festival. There were ten films in contention. The top awards of the Venice Film Festival, which ends on Saturday, have yet to be announced.
Source: Hollywood Reporter via Nausicaa.net
Ca promet.Ponyo, Sky Crawlers Passed Over at Venice Film Fest
Hayao Miyazaki, Mamoru Oshii fail to take any of festival's major awards
Neither Hayao Miyazaki's Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea nor Mamoru Oshii's The Sky Crawlers were selected for any juried award at the 65th Venice Film Festival this week. Out of the 21 films in competition, Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler won the Golden Lion award for best film on Saturday. However, Ponyo did pick up a "collateral" award (an award sponsored by an outside organization) from the Mimmo Rotella Foundation. Mimmo Rotella's award honored a film "which shows a firm connection with the arts," while Sky Crawlers was honored with the Future Film Festival Digital Award.
Vive Sony.Sony Pictures Licenses Oshii's Sky Crawlers Film
Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group has licensed the rights to distribute The Sky Crawlers, the latest film from Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell, Patlabor), in the United States, Canada, Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand. The film adapts Hiroshi Mori's military romance novels that are set on an alternate-history world. After the film's Japanese opening last month, the Toronto International Film Festival held the North American premiere last Friday. While The Sky Crawlers was shut out of the juried awards at the Venice Film Festival in Italy this past weekend, it did win the Future Film Festival Digital Award during the event.
Thank you to Daniel Zelter for the news tip.
Source: Variety
ben je crois que le manche à balais se tient toujours de la main droite dans la réalité. Vu qu'il dirige l'avion avec les mouvement, le Nunch s'impose pour ne pas gèner l'utilisation du pointeur dans la Wiimote ... Enfin c'est ce qui me semble logiqueHolaf a écrit :ctb ? (désolé)
sinon il y a une raison particuliere pour que le gars sur la seconde video est le nunchuk dans la main droite ?
Il n'y a pas de pointeur souple comme dans un FPS, mais juste le viseur de l'avion qui se déplace légèrement sur l'axe vertical quand on tir le manchekeo one a écrit :ben je crois que le manche à balais se tient toujours de la main droite dans la réalité. Vu qu'il dirige l'avion avec les mouvement, le Nunch s'impose pour ne pas gèner l'utilisation du pointeur dans la Wiimote ... Enfin c'est ce qui me semble logique
ou plonge. Le maintien de la Wiimote en position conventionnelle, comme si on l'utilisait en pointeur, ne sert qu'à maintenir l'assiette, je pense. 
> ciblage automatique de l'ennemi le plus proche avec passage dans son dos et petite animation cinématique à la clé). Oshii's Sky Crawlers Picks Up 3 Awards at Sitges Fest
Critics' choice, best original soundtrack, jury award for best youth film
Mamoru Oshii's The Sky Crawlers has won three separate awards at this year's Sitges film festival, which is considered to be the most important festival in the world for fantasy cinema. The film was the only anime screened in the festival's main "Official Fantàstic" program. A panel of three film critics gave The Sky Crawlers the Jose Luis Guarner Critic Award, while its score by Kenji Kawai won the award for best original soundtrack. In addition, Oshii's latest movie picked up a prize from the Carnet Jove Jury for the best motion picture for a youth audience.
Most of the anime that are shown at Sitges have run in the Anima't section of the festival. This year, the Anima't line-up included Studio 4°C's Genius Party anthology of shorts, Shuhei Morita's six-episode Freedom OAV (screened as a single feature), and Hideaki Anno's Evangelion: 1.0 You Are [Not] Alone, the first of four full-length movie remakes of the Neon Genesis Evangelion television series. However, this year, the section's Best Film award, known as the Gertie, went to Josh Bergin's From Inside.
Although its Japanese theatrical run was a commercial disappointment, The Sky Crawlers has been received warmly by critics. In addition to its recognition at Sitges, it took home the Future Film Festival Digital Award at last month's Venice Film Festival. It has been licensed for home video release in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Latin America by Sony Pictures.
Source : Anime News Network
(et la musique claque même si ce n'est pas la BO de Kawai). 
(mince le dernier post date d'il y a plus d'un an !)
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