One of Pixar's crowning achievements is The Incredibles.
The movie was a critical and box-office hit and that's led many to speculate on when and if we might see a sequel.
One of Pixar's crowning achievements is The Incredibles.
The movie was a critical and box-office hit and that's led many to speculate on when and if we might see a sequel.
The Simpsons got a two-season pick-up last week, meaning the show will run through at least its 25th season.
If you've picked up the DVD or Blu-Ray release of Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, you may have checked out this sneak peek at the upcoming animated film Batman: Year One.
Based on the popular graphic novel, the animated adaptation is set to hit home theater later this year.
Fox has given the green light to new seasons for "Family Guy" and its spin-off "The Cleveland Show."
The upcoming direct-to-home-theater release of Batman: Year One has announced who will lend their voices to the animation project.
Bryan Cranston, Ben McKenzie, Eliza Dushku and Katee Sackhoff will provide voices for the animated adaptation of Frank Miller's comic book.
Good news, everyone!
Comedy Central has signed on for another season of the animated series Futurama.
"Toy Story 3" may be the front runner for the best animated movie at the Oscars but the movie was not the big winner at this weekend's Annie Awards.
Many of us will have to see "Yogi Bear" this holiday season with younger viewers.
But as you watch it, you can take some amusement in this clever parody ending, based on the movie "The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford."
The competition for the best animated movie of the year at the Oscars will be greater next year. The Academy has decided to cut the field of finalists from five to three for the upcoming award's season.
The Academy released the list of qualifying films on Monday, and 15 movies were submitted and deemed eligible. A field of between eight and 15 submissions means three films can be nominated, provided they receive high enough scores.
There's an opening in Disney's schedule for 2014 and a new rumor says that Terry Pratchett could be filling it.
The latest rumor says the House of Mouse is working on a big-screen adaptation of Pratchett's fourth Discworld novel, "Mort" for 2014.
We're only six episodes into the new run of "Futurama" on Comedy Central an , for the most part, it's been a return to form of one of the funniest animated series ever created.
But what's ahead for the rest of the season?
The producers dropped a few hints at the recent San Diego Comic Con.
When "Family Guy" is done spoofing "a galaxy far, far away" with their "Return of the Jedi" episode, don't expect them to move on to the prequels.
"This last one almost killed us," creator Seth MacFarlane said at the show's Comic Con panel. "It would be too expensive. The problem is we try to be as faithful as possible to the look of those movies to do that with the prequels, I don't think TV budgets have reached that level yet."
Seth MacFarlane and company are back along with several guest voices including semi-regulars Adam West and Carrie Fisher; Rush Limbaugh (as the Sarlaac pit monster); and Patrick Stewart and Michael Dorn in a Star Trek: The Next Generation riff. The movie goes on sale December 21 on DVD and Blu-ray.
The latest DC animated direct-to-home theater movie, "Batman: Under the Red Hood" is set to debut on July 27.
But if you're attending San Diego Comic Con, you can catch the world debut of the film on Friday, July 23.

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