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‘Elemental’ Reviews Roundup: Critics Are Hot And Cold On Pixar’s Latest

Critics were hard on Peter Sohn’s latest when it premiered in Cannes, but more recent reviews are finding joy in the romantic comedy.

Industry executives discuss how decades-old stories don’t always work with contemporary standards of representation, storytelling, and relatability.

A musical, the film will feature music from country star Kacey Musgraves and a script by Micah Fitzerman-Blue and Noah Harpster.

Annecy’s MIFA Feature Pitches offered up a visually and narratively diverse lineup that we’ll be tracking in the years to come.

Director Joël Vaudreuil spoke to us about the film’s small-town influences and making the jump from short to feature filmmaking.

Directors Nick Bruno and Troy Quane spoke with us about the visual development of the film’s medieval/futuristic world and characters.

‘Elio’ is directed by ‘Coco’ screenwriter and co-director Adrian Molina and produced by Alice Drumm.

Liu Jian’s latest, which debuted at the Berlinale back in February, will get a U.S. theatrical run in 2024.

The film debuts today on Netflix.

Meanwhile, Hayao Miyazaki’s 1986 classic ‘Castle in the Sky’ has grossed $17.5 million from two weeks in Chinese theaters.

Has Warner Bros. finally figured out how to run a feature animation division?

With so many screenings, panels, workshops, pitches, and parties, it’s impossible to catch everything at Annecy.

Reviews are flooding in for Sony Pictures Animation’s spidey-sequel Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, and so far they’re …

Meet the mutant cast of bad guys that will go head-to-head with the Turtles in ‘Mutant Mayhem,’ hitting theaters on August 2.

Meanwhile, ‘The Super Mario Bros.’ is just days away from becoming the third-highest-grossing animated film of all time.

Other big winners at Saturday night’s ceremony included the kids’ tv series ‘Tales from Dún Draíochta’ and ‘Odo.’

Netflix released a teaser last week, but the new June promo is a more accurate representation of the film’s adventurous aesthetic.

The highly technical documents accompany upcoming Pixar talks which will take place at SIGGRAPH this August.

The 73-minute video is at times humorous, at times insightful, and thoroughly entertaining throughout.

As Cannes’ marketplace hearts up, sales companies and distributors are moving on animated titles.