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Film historians agree that computer-generated imagery (CGI) was first used in a motion picture as far back as Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo (1958), which utilized abstract computer animation under its opening credits. Of course that’s not immediately what comes to mind when we think of CGI (or just plain CG) today:

Audiences have grown accustomed to dark visions of what could have been. Television alone has been bombarding the public with intriguing dramas that rewrite history, thus showing us the darker recesses of human behavior. Classics such as Sliders and Fringe or modern binge-worthy shows like Dark Matter and The Man

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Trap is a golden example of how to take a genius premise, then slowly devolve it into a mess of half-baked cliches and implausibilities. Despite some solid acting, and an eye for how to use the camera to build tension, a movie seemingly gift-wrapped for greatness eventually crumbles under its own

This article contains spoilers for all of The Umbrella Academy. Not many series finales feel like series finales nowadays. The streaming era’s abundance of options compels TV shows to leave the door open on their way out, inviting some other network or streamer to decide their story isn’t quite done.