Animation Coming To Disney+, Netflix, Max, Hulu, And More In October 2023
October's animation streaming calendar is an eclectic mix offering exciting new titles and enjoyable library animation.
October's animation streaming calendar is an eclectic mix offering exciting new titles and enjoyable library animation.
Hulu will debut Dan Harmon's new series 'Krapopolis,' Max is bringing back the 'Tiny Toons,' and Netflix will say goodbye to 'Disenchantment.'
We caught up with Gair ahead of the film's North American premiere at at the Portland Festival of Cinema, Animation & Technology.
2023's biggest feature so far will get its streaming platform debut next month when Peacock debuts 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie' on August 3.
Illumination's got their ducks in a row with their latest title, 'Migration.'
Titles landing on streaming platforms in June include Netflix's 'Nimona,' Oscar nominee 'Mirai,' and 'The Amazing Maurice.'
Steve Loter and Rodney Clouden describe the blend of music, narrative, and aesthetics in one of the show's signature "mixtape" sequences.
A look at some of the women making waves in Latin American animation.
Crunchyroll, GKIDS, and Eleven Arts spoke with Cartoon Brew about the impact and sustainability of the anime boom at U.S. theaters
Our latest Video Essay features a detailed look at the epic rivalry between Don Bluth and Disney Animation.
The release of Chip ’N Dale: Rescue Rangers got us thinking about the long history of mixing live action and animation in the days before computers.
The firm will use this division to create entertainment projects "outside the confines of the traditional studio and network environment."
"Ray Gunn" is Bird's first animation project since "Incredibles 2."
The film launches December 10 on Netflix.
Olivares, who also served as character designer on Sony's new film, tells us how it came together visually.
Welcome to our new regular round-up of animated feature projects in the pipeline.
Reviewers like certain elements of the show, but many say it's not firing on all cylinders.
It's a good year for the animation world: some previously overlooked women filmmakers and Japanese animation directors have been invited to join the Academy this year.
Academy Award winner Ed Jones explains what it took to create "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" in the days before digital vfx.
Allison Abbate, the producer of "The Iron Giant" and "Fantastic Mr. Fox," now has one of the top creative roles at WB's animation division.