‘Ratchet & Clank’ Trailer Offers New Look At Their Bigscreen Debut
The Playstation franchise is coming to the bigscreen.
The Playstation franchise is coming to the bigscreen.
Tensions build to an explosive breaking point for a group of automobile drivers in Nate Theis’ satirical new short “Driving.”
The program offers an intensive two-year exploration of animation from an artistic perspective in Ireland, Belgium, or Portugal.
“The car is a tool of freedom, but it’s also destroying the planet,” says Claude Cloutier about the subject matter of his new animated short.
Discover the art of Jacob Menden, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day!
Cartoon Network reaffirms its commitment to “Steven Universe” by announcing new toy licensees.
A short insight into how one condo resident’s actions can affect everyone living there.
Pixar’s “Inside Out” also reached a new milestone becoming the 10th highest grossing animated feature of all time.
Anderson will make a stop motion film about dogs.
A re-imagining of the original 1949 NFB short by Norman McLaren, Evelyn Lambart, and the Oscar Peterson Trio.
The voice cast for the film includes Paul Rudd, Patton Oswalt, Mike Judge, Brendon Small, and Jackson Publick.
Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko’s animated series convincingly broke Nickelodeon’s dudebro mold. Will they be the last?
The renegade animation director will debut the project online on his 77th birthday.
In the 1950s, earth is invaded by a mechanical menace. Love emerges between a man, a woman, and a giant robot from outer space.
The tablet wars are heating up, and the winners are artists and animators.
Discover the art of Courtney Garvin, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day!
Can Pixar release two great films in one year?
A requiem for all childhood pets who have found their end in the most curious of circumstances. One by one they get revisited as the main character takes a trip down memory lane.
Buoyed by the success of Minions, Universal is launched a new kids division.
The last time these shows aired, memes, emojis, and GIFs were barely dreams in the dotcom industry’s internetworked brain.
Genndy Tartakovsky’s feature continues to surprise everyone with stronger-than-expected box office numbers.