Forget Charlie Brown: Here’s The Best Alternative Christmas Animation, As Chosen By Readers
From the Fleischers to Satoshi Kon, we’ve got your Christmas viewing schedule sorted.
From fully-animated features to vfx-driven live-action films, animation is an integral part of the theatrical marketplace today.
From the Fleischers to Satoshi Kon, we’ve got your Christmas viewing schedule sorted.
This was the year Blue Sky and Tangent shut down, “Demon Slayer” mania reached the U.S., and a giant David Hasselhoff model went onsale …
Fifty-seven animated features will be presented at Cartoon Movie next March.
The Walt Disney Company followed with 34 nominations for its projects.
Adults, take heart: the rest of the world makes animated features for you, even if Hollywood doesn’t.
Awards season so far is playing out as a two-horse race — and Disney isn’t involved.
The latest from the “Your Name” director will come out in Japanese theaters in fall 2022.
Dreamworks has brought their A-game for this project.
Three Disney films are up against “Flee” and “The Mitchells vs. the Machines.”
Two indie titles from Europe also made the list – “Flee” and “My Sunny Maad” – while key Sony contender “The Mitchells vs. The Machines” was snubbed.
Danish director Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s “Flee” is proving to be a dominant force on the film awards circuit.
Ghibli veteran Yoshiyuki Momose is a very accomplished artist. “The Imaginary” will give us a good sense of whether he has the directorial vision to match.
Get ready for Netflix Animation’s big bang, a “Spider-Verse” sequel, Buzz Lightyear’s origin story, and more …
The streamer is going to get a whole lot more animated.
The action-adventure film is a journey into a dangerous land populated by fantastical creatures.
Animation/live-action hybrids with animals tend to aim towards the younger set, but this Universal comedy is targeted at an older crowd.
Meet demon-dusting teen goth Kat.
They include some of the year’s most acclaimed films. But do they stand a chance against Hollywood?
The Academy hasn’t shown much interest in anime that isn’t from Studio Ghibli. Could that change this year?
Favorites like “Encanto” and “Flee” are jostling against smaller films such as “The Spine of Night” and “The Ape Star.”