Tokyo Godfathers Opens Friday
January 11, 2004
Sunday's New York Times included an article about anime director Satoshi Kon by Dave Kehr entitled, 'New Contender for the Anime Throne.'
Not
January 11, 2004
After early estimates put the weekend box office take for Tim Burton's Big Fish at $14.5 million , the final number came in at $13.8 million, behind Peter Jackson's Return of the King.
Most Expensive Anime Ever
January 11, 2004
The official Steamboy Website has announced that Katsuhiro Otomo's latest anime feature will be released to theaters in Japan in July of 2004.
Interactive Ink Can Activate a Wide Range of Sounds
January 11, 2004
The Crash Media Group and its partner Abrams Gentile Entertainment have developed a 'conductive ink,' which can be applied through conventional printing methods, and which can activate 'a wide array of sounds, including spoken dialogue and sound effects.'
Tarzan Nixed
January 11, 2004
In spite of protests from fans and the inevitable Internet campaign to save it, the WB Network canceled its new Tarzan series at midseason.
(and Manwha)
January 8, 2004
ADV President and CEO John Ledford told ICv2 that ADV has now licensed more than 1,000 volumes of manga and Korean manwha.
& National Society of Film Critics
January 8, 2004
American Splendor won the best picture of the year award from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.
Includes the 27-Episode Second Season
January 8, 2004
Media-Blasters has announced the release of the second elaborate box set for the popular Rurouni Kenshin anime series.
July 30 & September 17
January 8, 2004
Warner Brothers has announced release dates for two high profile films based on DC Comics characters, Catwoman and Constantine .
UPCs Will Change, Some Prices Reduced
January 8, 2004
Bandai Entertainment has announced a temporary discontinuation of DVD backlist products released before 2004.
Phenomenon, Deal, Controversy of the Year
January 7, 2004
The Phenomenon of the Year Award goes to the growing sales of European board games.
Company and Product of the Year
January 7, 2004
Wizards of the Coast receives our 2003 Game Company of the Year Award.
