Robert Downey, Jr. to voice know-it-all, Mr. Peabody
Robert Downey, Jr. has such a distinctive voice that it’s surprising he’s barely getting into voice acting. It’s fitting that his presumptuous voice ...
Tag: Animation
Ghibli’s Arrietty the Borrower coming to US theaters in 2011
Since Disney seems to have given up after The Princess and the Frog didn’t set the world on fire, Japan’s Studio Ghibli may ...
Reviews
Review: Toy Story 3
When you’re someone who historically hasn’t been a fan of a particular series, it’s difficult to find excitement for its third installment. When ...
Reviews
Review: How to Train Your Dragon (2D)
Since releasing its first full-length animated feature in 1999 (Antz), DreamWorks Animation has produced some of the most popular CGI films of the ...
Reviews
Review: Yogi Bear
Nostalgia is a funny thing, especially when it pertains to childhood cartoons. How can you replace all of those hours spent with your ...
Review: The Illusionist
The greatest joy to be found for me in writing reviews comes in those rare moments when some unheralded film emerges as a ...
Studio Ghibli adapting Kokuriko-Zaka Kara for next summer
Studio Ghibli keeps 2D animated features alive when almost no one else will, and for that alone I would love them. Luckily, they’re ...
Yogi Bear gets assassinated in this Jesse James parody
That Yogi Bear film looks pretty awful, huh? I don’t think there’s any need for this to be made, unless you subscribe to ...
Coyote and Road Runner return in shorts both animated & real
I feel sorry for kids these days. When I was younger, Cartoon Network was awesome enough to show Looney Tunes all the time, ...
Reviews
Review: Tangled
I think most will agree that ever since Disney made the switch to CGI itâ’s felt like they’ve been stumbling a bit to ...
Jonah Hill planning R-rated animated film
I can hear the inevitable cries from unknowledgeable parents shouting “This isn’t suitable for children!” but I’d imagine Jonah Hill would be prepared ...
Roger Rabbit sequel still in the works, blame the writers
When I was young, I loved Who Framed Roger Rabbit, possibly the first cross-over I was ever exposed to. (Either that, or The ...