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STX Wanted ‘Uglydolls’ To Be A Franchise. Instead They Got A Flop.

“Uglydolls” is the fourth animated film to crash and burn at the box office in 2019, and we’re only in May.

The first feature from STX Entertainment isn’t getting much love from the critics, but will it do better with audiences?

“I like taking on something that’s not going to be that easy,” says “Uglydolls” director Kelly Asbury.

STX aims for a slice of the animation box office piece with their first feature, “Uglydolls.”

The veteran animation director is joining Reel FX to direct an original feature.

Paramount Animation’s slate is growing.

Reel FX is hiring 220 people for its new Montreal studio.

For a filmmaker, working in vr is like chopping off someone’s legs and telling them to run, says “Son of Jaguar” director Jorge Gutierrez.

We’re launching this new resource to help readers keep track of American animated features in development.

Key members of Moonbot Studios have reunited to form a new studio that will focus on telling great stories across emerging tech platforms.

Experts in vr animation weigh in on what they’ve learned from working in the medium so far.

Made in America with Chinese money, does “Rock Dog” represent a future for animated features?

The most expensive Chinese-financed animated feature of all time is getting an American release.

Chinese filmgoers have put their support behind an indie hand-drawn/CG animated feature that took 12 years to make.

China’s most expensive animated feature of all-time is at the center of a war between Chinese entertainment conglomerates.

Ash Brannon, director of “Surfs’ Up” and “Toy Story 2,” is helming the project.

Reel FX is moving forward with its exciting collaboration with the Spanish directors of “Nocturna.”

In a case of corporate intrigue, Reel FX claims its co-founder Dale Carman stole confidential information from the studio to boost his new company.

Director Ash Brannon, animation studio Reel FX, and actors Luke Wilson and Eddie Izzard are all involved in this Chinese animated feature.

The directors of “The Lego Movie” were honored for their achievements in the field of animation.