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Watch The VFX Frenzy in ‘Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back’

Chinese filmmakers have an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink mentality when it comes to vfx, not that that’s a bad thing.

Japanese animation auteur directed not one, but two animated that will release this spring.

This charming Swiss/French stop motion feature opens in the U.S. on February 24.

From talking dumps to religion, Sony’s 2017 slate is nothing if not eclectic.

If you can read this sentence, you’re too old to be watching this film—and that’s perfectly ok.

It’s a lot of fun to see a superhero film that embraces its cartooniness and uses vfx to do silly, unbelievable things.

Pixar’s “Cars” franchise has a big impact on toy sales for Disney, but does it also influence the sales of real cars?

Why is a guy who made his reputation in vfx taking over a character animation studio? We’ve got some theories.

How Blue Sky’s Chris Wedge went from animation to live-action for ‘Monster Trucks’.

The Walt Disney Company has won every VES animation honor for the last four years. Can “Kubo and the Two Strings” break the streak?

The BAFTAs expanded the feature animation category this year, a move that benefitted the Walt Disney Company.

Disney’s “Zootopia” takes the Golden Globe!

Glassworks, Headless Productions, and MPC collaborated to create the stunning visual landscape in “A Monster Calls,” opening wide in the U.S. today.

Paramount is very confident that you won’t see “Monster Trucks.”

Cinesite used vfx to craft a dramatic carriage chase that has a practical feel in the new ‘Assassin’s Creed.’

Why has “The Little Prince” been ignored this award season?

Just how do you give a Star Wars droid a personality?

The vfx behind that zero-g swimming pool scene.

91 of 92 of major American animation releases in the current decade have had a male director.

The complete list of songs that appear in Illumination’s “Sing.”