Now the discovery of Linux by Hollywood is no longer a mystery and the fun top ten proposed by Linux Netbook shows that we are not talking about film essay for gourmets, but the classic block buster, which enrich the global industry of cinema.
It's Curiously, the opening and closing of the ranking is at the prerogative of James Cameron, the director of "Terminator", which has used the power of Linux for the special effects of two well-blockbuster "Titanic" in 1997, Thanks to Digital Domain, and recently "Avatar" with Weta Digital.

The first spoke on Linux Journal the then Engineer Digital Domain, Daryll Strauss, the second title is the recent news of the use of a data center of over 4000 Ubuntu server for rendering images.

The pass mark but the Wachowski brothers in 1999 with "The Matrix", the legendary cult movie, which used 40 computers in parallel with Linux on board for the development of innovative special effects. In 2000 it was the turn of "Gladiator" by Ridley Scott, while in 2002 George Lucas and his Industrial Light and Magic to produce the second episode of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones.

Finally, it is unusual to find in the ranking only the third episode of "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" by Peter Jackson, as the special effects production house is once again Weta Digital.