US Edition‘GOAT’ Voice Cast: Famous Faces Behind The Animal Athletes
Sony credits Netflix for making KPop Demon Hunters its most-watched film with over 500 million global views, highlighting streaming's role in its unprecedented success.
- Sony Pictures Animation and Columbia released GOAT, while presidents Kristine Belson and Damien de Froberville credited Netflix for KPop Demon Hunters' more than 500 million global views.
- Sony licensed KPop Demon Hunters to Netflix, which checked performance at day 3, 10, 28, and called around day 14 as interest grew, according to Hannah Minghella.
- Caleb McLaughlin leads the cast of GOAT, featuring Gabrielle Union and Stephen Curry, and centers on Will Harris amid anthropomorphic 'bigs' in a Zootopia-like Roarball world.
- The film's success produced sequels and spinoffs and Oscar attention, and it also returned strong theatrical revenue, earning tens of millions in just days.
- The film's worldbuilding features use Epic Games' Unreal Engine for visual effects and stage Roarball on hazardous surfaces, indicating future animation trends.
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‘GOAT’ Voice Cast: Famous Faces Behind The Animal Athletes
From Sony Pictures Animation (Kpop Demon Hunters, Into the Spider-verse) and Columbia Pictures comes a new animated adventure, GOAT, which follows an underdog athlete who wants to compete in the big leagues. The story shares some similarities with Zootopia as goats and smaller creatures aren’t though of first when it comes to Roarball recruitment, but Caleb McLaughlin’s Will Harris has big dreams to play the sport alongside creatures at least tw…
Promising ‘GOAT’ fumbles the ball
Sony Pictures Animation has made the world sit up and take notice in recent years thanks to its first two excellent “Spider-Verse” films, which have dazzled on the big screen, and the highly enjoyable and downright infectious “KPop Demon Hunters,” the most-watched title in the history of streaming giant Netflix, with more than 500 million global views. Now the studio brings us “GOAT,” an underdog tale of a small hooper with a big heart. While we…
Sony Animation Presidents Responds To 'Beyond The Spider-Verse' Crunch Concerns: "Nobody Has To Work On A Show They Don’t Want To Work On"
In delivering a prime example of how not to respond to widespread concerns about the well-being of one’s employees, Sony Animation bosses Kristine Belson and Damien de Froberville say that while they are well aware of the crunch time issues that have plagued the Spider-Verse film franchise, they feel a majority of the complaints ultimately fall flat to the voluntary nature of their animators’ employment. Spider-Man 2099 (Oscar Isaac) introduces …
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