Alita: Battle Angel

Visionary, action-packed story of hope, love and empowerment

Credits

Director

Robert Rodriguez

Producers

James Cameron, Jon Landau, Robert Rodriguez, David Valdes

Writers

James Cameron, Laeta Kalogridis, Robert Rodriguez, Yukito Kishiro

Production Companies

20th Century Fox, Lightstorm Entertainment, Troublemaker Studios

Studios

20th Century Fox, Warner Bros.

DNEG VFX Supervisor

Raymond Chen

DNEG VFX Producer

Vera Zivny

Release Date

14th February 2019

VFX Work

DNEG’s main body of work in Alita: Battle Angel was creature (cyborg) animation. This included the ‘Factory Gang’ in the crazy bar fight scene, as well as the cyborg, ‘Amok’ in the Ido flashback scene.

In addition to creature work, there was quite a bit of environment work completed for the pick-up rollerball game, as well as the addition of all rollerball skates within that same sequence.

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The true star of the movie isn't the writing or any of the performances, it's the visuals. To the filmmakers' credit, the visuals are absolutely stunning and if moviegoers have to choose only one 2019 release to see in IMAX 3D, Alita: Battle Angel is it.Screen Rant

An action-packed story of one young woman’s journey to discover the truth of who she is and her fight to change the world.

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