James Cameron Almost Fought Harvey Weinstein In Honor Of Guillermo Del Toro At The 1998 Oscars
James Cameron to Harvey Weinstein: 'It's clobberin' time,' probably.
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Why We'll Never See Akira Kurosawa's Original Version Of The Idiot
99 minutes of missing footage remains one of the Holy Grails of Japanese cinema.
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RRR Choreographer Came Up With Over 100 Variations Of The Naatu Naatu Dance
Like an aggressive bull jumping in the dust of the fields.
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Halle Bailey's The Little Mermaid Audition Brought Its Director To Tears
Halle Bailey's singing voice is so beautiful she's known to make people cry.
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Silly Symphonies: The Oscar-Winning Disney Animation Series That The Studio Forgot
Silly Symphonies shorts like The Skeleton Dance and The Three Little Pigs are instantly recognizable, so why aren't they part of the Disney brand?
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The Film Akira Kurosawa Most Enjoyed Making Was One He Didn't Even Direct
Time to watch KajirÅ Yamamoto's "Horse."
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The Original Plan For A Goofy Movie Had Nothing To Do With Powerline
It shifted from a typical coming-of-age story to a personal journey of self-discovery.
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A Goofy Movie Originally Planned To Ditch Goofy's Classic Voice
Goofy's ridiculousness mixed with the emotional foundation is why A Goofy Movie works as well as it does, and we have Bill Farmer to thank.
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Here's How You Can Watch Puss In Boots: The Last Wish At Home
Here's how you can enjoy Puss in Boots: The Last Wish from the comfort of your couch.
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Harley Quinn Co-Creator On The Studio's Biggest Notes, Full-Frontal Animation, And More [Exclusive Interview]
'If anything, they said to us, 'Go harder. If you want to make it bawdier, edgier, go for it.''
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Under The Radar: Prep For The Oscars With Return To Seoul, All That Breathes, And More February Highlights
Don't let these compelling international dramas and documentaries fly by unnoticed.
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The Mandalorian Season 3 Premiere Tries To Be Like Star Wars Animation - Does It Work?
The show is trying to bridge the gap between live-action Star Wars and animation, but is it actually working?
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Everything We Know About The Live-Action Peter Pan And Wendy Movie So Far
Second star to the right, and straight on til morning ... is where we'll find all the information on David Lowery's Peter Pan & Wendy. Here's what we do know.
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The Daily Stream: Sword Of The Stranger Is Perfect For Fans Of Samurai Movies, Wuxia, And Animation
It's like Lone Wolf and Cub meets Rurouni Kenshin.
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The Reason Disney Was Sued Over Toy Story 3's Lots-O'-Huggin' Bear
Toy Story 3 turned a strawberry-scented teddy bear into a villain, but Disney and Pixar were made to be the bad guys in a lawsuit based around the character.
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Disney's Hercules Musical Review: I Won't Say I'm In Love, But There's Potential
An energetic and charming production that makes for an enjoyable night at the theater.
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Star Wars VFX Legend Phil Tippett Helped With Poker Face's Stop-Motion Animation Episode
Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Phil Tippett created some special little monsters for Rian Johnson's Poker Face.
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit Set The Stage For Disney's Success With The Little Mermaid
While the politics around animation are ever-changing, there's one thing we know. Roger Rabbit walked so the Little Mermaid could run.
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The Best Kids' Animation Of 2021
Whether you're young or simply young at heart, you should love these animated features and TV shows from America, Japan, and elsewhere.
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Why Does Disney Still Lack Faith In Diverse Animated Movies?
As Disney prioritized Marvel movies during the pandemic, a wave of diverse and original animated films were barely given a chance.
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Mary And Max Uses Stop-Motion To Find Friendship In A Cruel World
Adam Elliot's stop-motion gem captures the beauty and heartbreak of existence.
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The Sea Beast Director On The Increasingly Blurry Line Between Live-Action And Animation [Exclusive Interview]
'Isn't that an incredible thing that movies can do, that they can make us forget ourselves, forget we are physical things, and just get completely lost in it?'
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Did Bob Fosse Deserve To Beat Francis Ford Coppola For Best Director At The 1973 Oscars? An Investigation
Did Fosse's jazz hands deserve to take down Coppola's oranges?
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How Rupert Grint Found His Irish Accent For His Role In Cherrybomb
Rupert Grint is a natural.
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Walt Disney Hits The Jackpot With Oswald The Lucky Rabbit
In Part 3 of our 100 Years of Disney Magic series, we look at Walt Disney's first breakout cartoon character: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
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