2022's stacked animation slate highlights the CGI revolution
Polygon reports that 2018's 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' raised the bar for the world of CG animation. One thing that the Sony Animation film accomplished was proving that CG-animated films have mainstream draw.
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2022's stacked animation slate highlights the CGI revolution
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