Who Hated ‘The Emoji Movie’ The Most?
Critics aren't holding back on "The Emoji Movie," labeling it a piece of shit…a force of insidious evil…a soul-crushing disaster…nakedly idiotic.
Critics aren't holding back on "The Emoji Movie," labeling it a piece of shit…a force of insidious evil…a soul-crushing disaster…nakedly idiotic.
The Chinese animated feature "Have A Nice Day" is headed to U.S. theaters this fall.
With over 100 animated features in development and production across Latin America, the region is setting itself up for an animation renaissance.
Bandai Namco teased their upcoming anime vampire RPG Code Vein with a mysterious hand-drawn teaser. We speak to director Lizzi Akana about how the idea happened.
The director of "Battle of the Gulf" says that the film is "an answer to [American] propaganda.”
European animation producers are putting forward a new vision for family-oriented animated features. Here's some exciting upcoming projects.
Watch the Annie Awards live on Cartoon Brew tonight.
Disney's Nine Old Men...move over and make room for Nine MORE Old Men!
The most comprehensive list of 2017 theatrical animated features!
An animated short about growing old and the fear of losing the beauty of youth.
Santa's had enough!
The creature effects supervisor wants to collaborate even more with his digital counterparts.
Learn about—and watch—the 16 animated shorts that will be presented at Slamdance next month.
Nominations for the 44th ASIFA-Hollywood Annie Awards were announced this morning, and Disney’s Zootopia led the way with 11 nominations. …
So many great contenders this year. The first step to judging them is understanding how diverse the slate of films is in 2016.
In the final part of Cartoon Brew’s oral history of "Space Jam," the crew reflects on long hours and the legacy of the film.
In Part 2 of our 20th anniversary oral history of Space Jam, the crew discuss tackling new techniques for 2D animation, and gearing up for the vfx.
Space Jam is 20 years old! Our 3-part oral history begins with the troubled start to production, character designs, and how the basketball scenes were shot.
This looks like a very different film from earlier trailers.
"Storks" didn't connect with audiences. Was it simply a poor film or another WB marketing goof-up?