WATCH: Full Trailer For Paramount Animation’s ‘Wonder Park’
Can a young girl and her talking animal friends save an imaginary park?
From fully-animated features to vfx-driven live-action films, animation is an integral part of the theatrical marketplace today.
Can a young girl and her talking animal friends save an imaginary park?
Tim Burton’s remake of Disney’s “Dumbo” looks exactly like one imagines it would.
A photoreal animated character stars in Robert Rodriguez’s new mega-budget action film.
Glen Keane’s feature directorial debut will be animated in Vancouver.
Warner Bros. is billing the hybrid “Pokémon Detective Pikachu” as the first-ever live-action Pokémon film, but let’s be honest: the real star of this film is animation.
The director of “Cats Don’t Dance” and “Emperor’s New Groove” is taking the reins of the “Garfield” animated feature.
“Toy Story 4,” the first Pixar release of the post-Lasseter era, is designed to be comfort food for the studio’s fans.
Another key Pixar veteran, Ricky Nierva, is also on board the project.
Hosoda’s new film opens in the U.S. later this month.
STX aims for a slice of the animation box office piece with their first feature, “Uglydolls.”
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The first of the studio’s films that doesn’t star a child, “Missing Link” pushes Laika in a more mature direction.
Shrekciting news!
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Netflix is shaking up the animation industry in a big way. Here a look at the studio’s upcoming projects.
Netflix continues to ramp up its production slate with the biggest names in the animation industry.
Warner Bros. is co-producing its first Chinese animated feature.
The animators and vfx artists delivered great work as usual, but the rest of Disney’s “The Nutcracker and the Four Realms” doesn’t live up, according to the film’s reviews.
With this week’s sales at the American Film Market, “Lino 3D” has now been sold to over 50 international territories.
VR projects are getting a place in the festival’s competition line-up, and a second competitive section for features is opening up.