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Why Minions and Monsters Is Worth Watching, Especially for Movie Lovers
Earlier this month, Minions and Monsters opened to a lower-than-expected box office. Personally, I found this installment to be one of my favorites in the Despicable Me universe. This made me wonder: does my love of movies and line of work make me especially receptive to its historical Hollywood setting and references? Below, Pierre Coffin and Chris Meledandri share […]
STEPS: A Fresh Spin on Cinderella With Heart, Humor, and Delicious Visual Details

STEPS: A Fresh Spin on Cinderella With Heart, Humor, and Delicious Visual Details

Avatar photoLauren Ashton|
July 6th, 2026
Steps, one of Netflix’s exciting upcoming animated features, reimagines the fairy tale of Cinderella in unexpected ways. Directors Alyce Tzue and John Ripa spoke about the personal and visual inspirations behind the project, their approach to creating a fresh retelling, and the themes at the heart of the story. (This Animation Scoop Q&A was edited […]
Ray Gunn: Brad Bird on Storytelling in the Age of Distraction

Ray Gunn: Brad Bird on Storytelling in the Age of Distraction

Avatar photoLauren Ashton|
July 2nd, 2026
Brad Bird is undoubtedly one of the “greats.” He’s directed some of the most riveting and visually captivating moments in animation, and his films feature incredibly rich characters that we resonate with deeply. Rather than spelling it all out, Brad Bird’s films invite us into the world and trust us to keep up. We laugh, […]

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Adventure Time: Side Quests Premieres June 29th on Disney+ and Hulu

Disney+ and Hulu have set a June 29 U.S. premiere date for the all-new animated series Adventure Time: Side Quests, produced by Cartoon Network Studios. Serving as a companion series to the original Emmy®, Peabody, and Annie Award-winning Adventure Time, the new show follows young adventurer Finn and his loyal magical dog Jake as they journey through the […]
Avatar photoLauren Ashton|May 19, 2026
Adventure Time: Side Quests Premieres June 29th on Disney+ and Hulu

First Look at Dreamworks’ “Cocomelon: The Movie”

Universal Pictures, Moonbug Entertainment, Flywheel Media, Prime Focus Studios and DreamWorks Animation today debuted the first look and announced the all-star cast for CoComelon: The Movie set to arrive in theaters on Friday, February 19, 2027.  The film’s cast includes SZA (One of Them Days), Ike Barinholtz (The Studio), Nicholas Hoult (Superman), Sarah Sherman (Saturday Night Live), Ego Nwodim (Saturday Night Live), Josh Johnson (The Daily Show), Matt Friend (Family Guy), Rhys Darby (Jumanji: […]
Avatar photoJerry Beck|May 15, 2026
First Look at Dreamworks’ “Cocomelon: The Movie”

GKIDS Sends “Another World” To Theaters This June 5th

Today, May 7th, 2026, GKIDS announced the theatrical release of Another World, a grim fantasy animated film following Gudo, a Soul Keeper. Another World will arrive in North American theaters on June 5th, with its original Cantonese audio available with English subtitles. In addition, GKIDS released an all-new poster and teaser ahead of the film’s […]
Haylie Baker|May 7, 2026
GKIDS Sends “Another World” To Theaters This June 5th

First Look: Brad Bird’s “Ray Gunn” Adds Sam Rockwell, Scarlett Johansson and Tom Waits to Cast

Skydance Animation has announced Ray Gunn, an all-new animated feature directed by Brad Bird and slated for release in 2026. The film is directed by Brad Bird, who also created the original story and co-wrote the screenplay with Matthew Robbins. Ray Gunn is produced by John Lasseter, Brad Bird, Lisa Beroud, David Ellison and Dana Goldberg for Skydance […]
Avatar photoLauren Ashton|April 9, 2026
First Look: Brad Bird’s “Ray Gunn” Adds Sam Rockwell, Scarlett Johansson and Tom Waits to Cast

And The Oscar Goes to… “K-Pop Demon Hunters”

In case you weren't watching... The Oscar's were handed out last night. K-POP also won for BEST SONG. the National Film Board of Canada nabbed the prize for THE GIRL WHO CRIED PEARLS - winning for Best Short.
Avatar photoJerry Beck|March 15, 2026
And The Oscar Goes to… “K-Pop Demon Hunters”

Why Minions and Monsters Is Worth Watching, Especially for Movie Lovers

Earlier this month, Minions and Monsters opened to a lower-than-expected box office. Personally, I found this installment to be one of my favorites in the Despicable Me universe. This made me wonder: does my love of movies and line of work make me especially receptive to its historical Hollywood setting and references? Below, Pierre Coffin and Chris Meledandri share […]