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Paramount Developing ‘Superworld’ Animated Feature Based On Yarrow And Carrie Cheney Book Series

Yarrow Cheney was a production designer on ‘Despicable Me’ 1 and 2 and co-directed ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ and directed ‘The Grinch.’

Paramount’s distribution chief says he’s “over the moon” with the movie’s fourth-place launch.

Critics are praising director Jeff Rowe for pushing aesthetic risks he first took when co-directing ‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines.’

“We are absolutely committed to making original animated films and are in development on a handful of projects,” said Naito.

“We’re not going to release an expensive original animated movie and just pray people will come,” says Paramount Pictures CEO Brian Robbins.

The studio’s 350-person staff is expected to grow for the production of the film.

Critics are calling this everything from “lazy” to “morally reprehensible.”

Two new animated Avatar films will join a previously announced feature from franchise veteran Lauren Montgomery.

Paramount Animation and Nickelodeon Animation are producing the film, penned by South Park’s Pam Brady.

The film will be scripted by Pam Brady, co-creator of the notorious “Mr. Wong” web series.

First announced in 2015, this “Blazing Saddles” riff finally has a release date.

Nickelodeon especially has grown fast in the pandemic.

Get ready for Netflix Animation’s big bang, a “Spider-Verse” sequel, Buzz Lightyear’s origin story, and more …

The Paramount Animation title, which had previously been slated as a theatrical release, has been rerouted as a streaming exclusive on Paramount+.

The move is part of a restructuring effort undertaken by new Paramount Pictures chief Brian Robbins.

The media titan is home to Paramount, Nickelodeon, MTV, Fleischer cartoons, “Garfield,” “Rugrats,” “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” and much more …

The film, based on an original idea from the comedian, will reportedly be “timely, poignant, and comedic.”

Welcome to the year of five Disney features, Ghibli’s comeback, and many, many sequels.

“It’s terrible,” director Tim Hill says of the film’s jumbled release schedule.

Canadian moviegoers are eager to watch animation on the bigscreen again.