Animal Logic And New Line Team Up For ‘Astro Boy’ Reboot
The animation studio that made “The Lego Movie” wants to make “Astro Boy” popular again, too.
The animation studio that made “The Lego Movie” wants to make “Astro Boy” popular again, too.
“Anomalisa” writer and co-director Charlie Kaufman just highlighted an ugly truth about the Animated Feature category of the Oscars.
A music video by the animal cartoon band, Awesome and Possum.
We’ve already talked about the record-breaking debut of “Deadpool,” but the other box office story that went largely unnoticed was “Kung Fu Panda 3′”s strong hold in its third weekend.
Imagine ‘American Idol’ with an all-animal cast.
Let’s give credit where credit is due.
A Valentine’s Day treat.
Tonight in London, Pete Docter continued making the rounds to pick up every possible animation-related award for his smash hit “Inside Out.”
As millennials abandon TV viewing and gravitate to mobile and online consumption, traditional TV studios are scrambling to adapt to the viewing habits of young viewers.
This lion learned his lesson the hard way: don’t mess with Jeffrey Katzenberg.
A man is hired to compile the definitive history of human existence before the planet blows up.
A unique look at how different animators planned their scenes and animated the characters in the Oscar-nominated film “Song of the Sea.”
Watch an exclusive clip from “You Never Grow Up Charlie Brown,” offering insights into the film’s distinctive animation style.
A comedic performance where past, present, and future realities overlap and interact in an environment where time has no start or end.
The thick lines are gone, and so are the original voices…meet the re-imagined Powerpuff Girls.
Lino DiSalvo, the head of animation on Disney’s “Frozen,” will make his directorial debut on the toy-based movie.
Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup are joining the party in Austin next month.
Forty-seven observations in the irrational connections between human and nature.
A new TV series from Japanese studio, Bones, and indie manga artist, One, pushes graphic experimentation in anime.
Hanna-Barbera legends Willie Ito, Jerry Eisenberg, and Tony Benedict will also be guests in Toronto this spring.