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Recession reality bites Japan's anime industry

Given the magnitude of Japan's recession, it should perhaps come as little surprise that the fantasy-obsessed animation industry has received a hard dose of reality.

15 movies for geeks in 2009

The geek crowd is in for another bumper year at the movies as filmmakers continue to make a beeline for the bits of pop culture that make fanboys high five.

Tokyo: City overview

Tokyo was known as Edo until 1868, but it's hard to imagine that this high-rise, high-tech metropolis could possibly have existed in a time before electricity and concrete. Tokyo isn't just a futuristic city; it's the place that has shaped our vision of what the future will look like.

The best ever Asian films: What you said

"Oops -- missed a giant here, guys! How could you NOT include Akira Kurosawa's 'Seven Samurai' ('Shichinin No Samurai'). This is a granddaddy in the genre!" scolded Mary Ann.

Time.com: Ponyo: More Ani-Magic from Miyazaki

The Japanese anime deity wows Venice with his freest, most enchanting movie in ages

Review: 'Speed Racer' rich in color, poor in spirit

"Speed Racer," the Wachowski Brothers' first film as writer-directors since "The Matrix Reloaded" five years ago, is a dizzying pop-art confection.

The Screening Room's Top 10 Animated Films

This month, the Screening Room celebrates the release of "The Simpsons Movie" with its top 10 animated feature films. From Disney to Ghibli, Buzz to Beauty, we've picked our favorites - the ones that have charmed us, touched us and made us laugh out loud.

CNNMoney: Japan's potential PM king of cartoons

It was a heyday for comic books on the Tokyo stock market.

For borderless media, translation is key

As an anime fan in the United States, Krista Baker doesn't have much clout with studio heads in Japan. But if she did?

CNNMoney: Animé, piracy and profits

Movie execs this Christmas have one common request on their list to Santa: an end to piracy. But just in case he doesn't deliver, the showbiz world is doing whatever it can on its own to crack down, from placing spies in theaters to look for rogue video tapers to Sony recently bundling a program on its CDs that closed its music to copying -- but also opened up customers' PCs to all kinds of viruses.

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