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SO IT BEGINS...
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Who would've thought a little, short film conceived by Matt Ryan to fill time back in '99 could've become the major event of the millenium? Not early pessimists and critics. But that tiny, three hour improvised story soon became the clossal, juggernaught of a hit known as "EIGHT BALL".
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A DARK PREMISE
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Mild mannered kid is in for a tramatic shock when, while getting out some food from the fridge, an intruder unexpectly enters his house. Seeing a bag that he doesn't recognize, the kid soon discovers a world of danger and a fate he can not understand.
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COMPUTER GRAPHICS
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Computer graphics and three dimensional special effects work so well in Eight-Ball that most people don't even know they're there. For example, the entire movie was actually filmed on a green back drop, and the the house in which the story takes place was inserted around the characters. The effect is seemless, and it helps to create one of the best movies of all time.
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