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‘Batman’ Series, ‘Gumball’ Movie Among Half-Dozen Titles No Longer Headed To HBO Max

The company will shop the projects around to other networks and platforms.

The 90-minute film idea was created by Victor Courtright (‘Aquaman: King of Atlantis,’ ‘Thundercats Roar’).

Hulsing discusses how he got the gig, working without a character designer, and why 30 naked people sang to him on his 50th birthday.

“Close Enough,” “Summer Camp Island,” and “Infinity Train” are some of titles that will longer be available on HBO Max after this week.

Tubi adds to its roster of adult-focused animated originals with ‘Breaking Bear,’ a new animal-based mobster parody.

‘Tangled: The Series’ co-creator Chris Sonnenburg will lead Daily Wire’s animation ambitions.

According to new data from Parrot Analytics, demand for animated content has doubled since 2020 while supply has failed to keep pace.

We try to make sense of the noise surrounding rumored cuts and cancellations at Warner Bros. Discovery after the company’s Q2 earnings call.

The decision to shelve the film was not known to any of the crew until yesterday.

Cars on the Road will launch on Disney+ in September as Disney launches the D23 Expo.

The scene also includes what was meant to have been Buzz and Izzy’s first meeting.

According to Netflix, Brutus Pino “will create a variety of animated projects in both film and television that are adult, funny, and emotional.”

The sci-fi drama from Craig Silverstein will be available to stream on AMC+ in September, with episodes releasing weekly.

Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Pinocchio’ will get a brief theatrical run in November before landing on Netflix in December.

Lightyear, Minions: The Rise of Gru, Lost Ollie, and Luck lead a packed August streaming calendar.

During Moon’s tenure, the streamer produced adult shows including Inside Job, Human Resources, and Midnight Gospel.

After a decade of development hell, Tim Miller’s The Goon film adaptation looks like it’s finally going to happen.

Lightyear will end its theatrical run as one of Pixar’s worst-ever flops. But might it be a hit for Disney+?

In an internal office letter, Netflix VP global film Scot Stuber and VP studio operations Amy Reinhard outlined an executive shakeup.

According to the streamer, the acquisition of the Australian indie studio “will support Netflix’s ambitious animated film slate.”