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"To get the movement you have to be true to the original form, or audiences will see something is off and pop out of the fantasy world we've created, " says Claudia Chung, a simulation supervisor who oversaw the technology for all the film's clothing and hair.
WSJ: In 'Brave,' Software Adds Rich Detail
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For fans of former Busted and Fightstar frontman Charlie Simpson, the chance to have the pop-punk hunk play a private gig in your living room may be the ultimate fantasy.
BBC: Music fans buy a slice of stars
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The notion of a bored Manhattan wife being hit on by a uniformed Russian brute is just the kind of solid, old-fashioned fantasy that Madonna, in her corseted pomp, would have fed into a pop video.
NEWYORKER: Material Girls
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The general atmosphere of both stories and even some of the characters are very similar: both are set in Woodyland, that familiar elegant fantasy version of Manhattan, impeccably furnished, with no brightness, no neon, no pop culture anywhere, and the characters are largely a nattering, trivial, shallowly self-serving bunch.
NEWYORKER: Melinda and Melinda
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Comic Con is a pop culture mecca that attracts fans of comic books, anime, video games, television, movies and fantasy novels.
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