Mickey Mouse is an cartoon character co-created in 1928 by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks.
Despite very odd character designs, the animation is wonderful. The film's action sequences are an animated equivalent of jazz fusion translated to the screen. Layout, perspective, and movement are so fluid that the film flows, rather than projects, on the audience's eyes.

Dinosaurs? Check. Outer space aliens? Check. Transforming battle mecha? Check. Martial arts action? Check. Dazzling morphing sequences? Check. Over-the-top villains with way-out costumes? Check. Series catch phrase? “Armor up.” Check. Five misfit teens carefully selected to defend the Earth? Check. And they bond with the dinosaurs? Check. Tokusatsu/Super sentai-style pop music? Check. With themes extolling […]

the exclusive international trailer for the animated feature Monster Mia, while also announcing a wave of additional international sales ahead of the European Film Market (EFM), running alongside the Berlin Film Festival.

For director Tyree Dillihay (Bob's Burgers), GOAT began as an animal basketball concept in 2018 at Sony Pictures Animation. It grew into his passion project about roarball.

ASIFA-Hollywood announced today the launch of its newest grant program, The Will Ryan Excellence in Humor Award, that encourages and recognizes emerging and talented individuals for their contributions to further the innovative future of animation with an emphasis on humor.

Season 2 of “RoboGobo,” Disney Jr.’s show about “rescue pets who rescue pets,” will premiere with a 10-episode marathon MONDAY, FEB. 16, on Disney Jr.

Here's the trailer and poster for the next Minions masterpiece - from Illumination via Universal on July 1st.

The animated feature will release in theaters for two nights only in Japanese with English subtitles and English-dubbed from May 10–11.

In this Animation Scoop Q&A, Bronzit describes all aspects of making The Three Sisters and how he would feel about winning an Oscar on March 15th.

Opening in theaters nationwide this Friday February 6th, directors Juan Jesus Garcia and Pedro Solís share the great meaning behind their film "Buffalo Kids".










