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The game is developed by Hyper Games in cooperation with Maipo Film, Brosmind and Mikrofilm.
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The TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 is the first luxury connected watch bearing the Swiss Made label. Designed, developed and assembled in Switzerland by TAG Heuer.
Featuring an original concept which is brand new in the field of connected watches: the connected module is interchangeable with an Haute Horlogerie mechanical module – 3 hands or Chronograph Tourbillon COSC certified – offering a vast choice of materials, colors and combinations: the concept of modularity also applies to the lugs, strap, buckle. This is nothing less than a luxury watch which can be completely tailored to suit your mood.
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After a long wait which seemed like an eternity, S. S. Rajamouli finally released the trailer of the most awaited movie of the year – Baahubali 2 – The Conclusion. Even though there has been a delay in the release of the trailer, fans had their hand full with the constant release of motion posters, comic books, VR content.
In Baahubali – The Beginning, we witness the backstory of the great warrior and noble prince, Amarendra Baahubali, being told to his son Mahendra Baahubali by his father’s killer Katappa. The same Katappa who has been Amarendra’s most trusted man and who he regarded as his uncle. So what made Katappa kill Baahubali? This question left everyone waiting for the second and final instalment of the movie.
Finally we are closer to knowing the reason behind this heart-wrenching tale. As the trailer of Baahubali 2 – The Conclusion makes its debut, we get to witness many interesting elements in it. Firstly, we get to hear Amarendra Bahubali taking the oath of serving the people of Mahishmati as a king. After a quick sequence of the previous movie’s clips, a new kingdom is shown, which may be the kingdom of Devasena, Baahubali’s wife (as showcased in the first part). Over here, Baahubali observes Devasena fighting a group of people and her valour makes him fall in love with her.
As we see the entry of Bhallala Deva / Pallvalathevan, a terrified Sivagami (foster mother of Amarendra Baahubali and mother of Bhallala Deva) says, “Antaryudh” (civil war) and post that many action / war sequences are showcased wherein Baahubali and Bhallala Deva are against each other other. Among these shots, there’s one shot which grabs our attention. In this shot, we see Baahubali sitting on a rock and kneeling in front of him is Katappa! It’s during this sequence where Katappa kills him. Why? That’s still a mystery.
Famed for its extensive use of visual effects, Baahubali – The Beginning had already set a benchmark for this sequel. And as promised by S.S. Rajamouli, the trailer is packed with many VFX shots. The grand statues, army, the aerial view of the new city, Baahubali sliding off a statue, running upwards on a wooden slanted pillar, the dance sequence’s background,the flying arrows, the elephant waterfall shot, all seem like the magical work of VFX.
Makuta VFX has worked on about 800 shots on the movie. Along with them, Firefly Creative Studio has worked on three major sequences of the movie whereas NY VFXWALLA has been roped in to work on the climax sequence. As revealed by VFX supervisor RC Kamalakannan, 33 studios have worked on this movie which include Pixel D, SURPREEZE, Alzahra VFX.
There’s one striking thing in the trailer which stands out throughout the two and a half minute clip. It’s the symbols on the foreheads of the characters. The symbols keep changing from one setting to another. For example: We observe the symbol of moon of Baahubali’s forehead during the first half of the clip and later we witness the symbol of ‘snake’. At the end of the clip, when the logo is revealed, we witness that many symbols are etched on the number two. Soon we will get to know the significance of it.
Directed by S.S. Rajamouli, produced by Shobu Yarlagadda and Prasad Devineni, Baahubali 2: The Conclusion is set to hit the theatres on 28 April, 2017.
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Last week, director Lee Unkrich revealed the brand new poster of Pixar’s animated musical adventure Coco and mentioned that the trailer will be out this week. And here it is!
The story follows the journey of a small boy named Miguel, who sets on an extraordinary journey to fulfil his dreams of becoming a musician; a journey which takes him to a mysterious place, Land of the Dead.
The teaser-trailer shows Miguel watching a video of his idol Ernesto de la Cruz and learning how to play his famous tunes on the guitar. One day when he breaks into Ernesto’s mausoleum and touches his enchanted guitar, Miguel finds himself transported to the Land of the Dead where he will traverse through his family history.
The trailer also gives us a glimpse of the sincere emotions of Miguel towards his passion for music. It’s clearly visible when he starts playing the guitar and the way it consumes him. Also alluring is the immensely illuminated Land of the Dead. The trailer is filled with quotes on music such as: “Music is not just in me; it is me”, “When life gets me down, I play my guitar. The rest of the world may follow the rules but I must follow my heart” and “Never underestimate the power of music.”
Coco is Pixar’s first original project after The Good Dinosaur (2015). The studio has been busy making sequels recently. Last year it was Finding Dory, and this year we will see Cars 3 (16 June, 2017).
Coco will also be Pixar’s first venture into the musical adventure genre. It will hit the theatres on 22 November, 2017 in USA.
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Apple is promoting a range of iPhone 7 sticker collections with “Sticker Fight”, a commercial bringing the world of stickers into everyday city life. The ad begins and ends with sticker-powered attempts at romance, interspersed with a huge sticker fight on the street, in a diner. Hand-sized stickers are slapped on pedestrians and diners alike, including Sesame Street’s Cookie Monster, South Park’s Eric Cartman, Disney’s Minnie Mouse, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Care Bear Rainbow, So Me’s C’est Magnifique, Sanrio’s Hello Kitty, a Marvel Captain America shield, Harry Dude, and Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar. The iPhone connection becomes obvious at the end as the romance guy from the beginning starts a promising sticker-powered exchange with a young woman across the street. Music is “Boys are Boys and Girls are Choice,” the 1966 hit by American garage rock band The Monks. Apple is selling sticker collections on the USA iTunes store, accessible via AppStore.com/SayItWithStickers.
KFC UK and Ireland is marking St Patrick’s Day with the promotion of their 100% Irish O’Sanders Feast bucket. The O’Sander’s Feast includes 14 pieces of 100% Irish chicken, four servings of mashed potato, two sides, eight onion rings and a 1.5 litre bottle of soft drink. The bucket is available in Ireland until 23 April. The KFC Irish chicken in the KFC O’Sanders Feast is 100% Irish. But 100% Irish just ain’t enough for American marketing man Randy O’Brien. To make the feast 200% more Irish he delves into as many Irish stereotypes as he can find.
The KFC Irish Chicken campaign was developed at BBH London by creative director Hamish Pinnell, creatives Alex King and Andrew Jordan, agency producer Sarah Cooper, working with KFC marketing executive Nahn Van Wyk and senior marketing manager Lucy Cousins and social media manager Josh Benge.
Filming was shot by director Giles Ripley via Partizan with producer Nicole Gray, production manager Jack Bristow, director of photography Sam Goldie, casting agent Maddy Hinton
Post production was done at Mini Mill.
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