Major Netflix Animation Leak Traced Back To Burbank Post-Production Company
Netflix says it is “aggressively taking action” to have the materials removed from the internet.
Netflix says it is “aggressively taking action” to have the materials removed from the internet.
The hotly anticipated anime series ‘Dan Da Dan’ will receive a theatrical launch on Friday, September 13.
International audiences are showing up for Garfield.
Miyazaki’s Oscar-winning film will also get a mainland China theatrical release starting on April 3, joining re-releases in the U.S. and Japan.
GKIDS already had domestic rights to ‘Mirai’ and ‘Belle,’ and will add ‘The Girl Who Leapt,’ ‘Summer Wars,’ ‘Wolf Children,’ and ‘The Boy and the Beast’ to its catalog.
GKIDS will bring the film back to U.S. theaters for a “celebratory re-release,” while Toho will distribute the English-language dub in Japan.
It also marks the first time that a PG-13 film has won the category.
GKIDS is distributing the family feature from celebrated husband-and-wife filmmakers Chiara Malta and Sébastien Laudenbach.
The 1997 modern classic was created as an alternative ending to the ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ tv series.
Suzuki says he knew he’d likely appear in the film, but was surprised to be a main character and even more so to be a bird.
It marks the first time in the category’s 18-year-history that the Golden Globes have recognized a non-American animated feature.
Which distributors had a 2023 to remember, and which will be looking to turn things around in 2024?
Miyazaki’s latest has set another major record in the U.S. animation marketplace.
Three of the weekend’s top five films were animated, with ‘Trolls Band Together’ and ‘Wish’ finishing in fourth and fifth, respectively.
The film has grossed over $5 million through Friday.
Facing stiff competition from ‘Trolls Band Together,’ ‘Wish’ came up short on box office projections.
GKIDS will release both subtitled and dubbed versions of the film in U.S. theaters on December 8.
The film comes to the U.S. with plenty of buzz after screening at Cannes and Annecy over the summer.
The L.A.-based festival released its lineup today, featuring 100th anniversary events for Warner Bros. and Disney.
GKIDS will give the film a two-day U.S. theatrical release on October 8 and 9.