Tuesday, July 25, 2017
DreamWorks Plans TV Network for Asia
DreamWorks Animation said it plans to launch a 24/7 kids and family television channel across 19 countries in Asia.
The DreamWorks channel represents the first time that the company’s ... Continue Reading →
Toon Town Antitrust Suits Consolidated
It’s official: the three class-action suits brought against Sony, Disney, DreamWorks Animation and other animation studios over alleged anti-poaching and wage-fixing agreements ... Continue Reading →
‘Penguins’ Opening Ruffles Investors’ Feathers
The flightless evil-fighters of DreamWorks Animation’s Penguins of Madagascar faced an icy opening weekend over the Thanksgiving holiday, taking in an underwhelming $36 million ... Continue Reading →
‘Boxtrolls’ Leads Annie Nominations Pack
The International Animated Film Society has unveiled the nominees for the 42nd Annual Annie Awards, which will be celebrated at a ceremony held at UCLA’s Royce Hall on Saturday, ... Continue Reading →
‘Penguins’ Tallies $36m Holiday Weekend Total
DreamWorks Animation’s feature film Penguins of Madagascar finished the weekend in second place behind a strong repeat performance from the most-recent entry in The Hunger Games ... Continue Reading →
‘Penguins’ Set to Storm Thanksgiving B.O.
It’s almost Thanksgiving, which means the holiday movie season is kicking into high gear with the release Wednesday of DreamWorks Animation’s Penguins of Madagascar.
Directed ... Continue Reading →
DreamWorks Comes Up with ‘Home’ Trailer
We talked last week about DreamWorks Animation’s upcoming animated feature, Home, and now there’s a trailer for you to check out.
Here’s the studio’s official ... Continue Reading →
‘Mockingjay’ Year’s Top Debut But Opens Low for Franchise
There was good news and bad news at the box office for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1. The good news: The $123 million opening weekend domestic gross was the best to date in ... Continue Reading →
Oscar Watch: Best Animated Feature Contenders
As technology gets bigger and the world gets smaller, the annual animated feature landscape becomes more and more diverse, with audiences and critics alike willing to step outside their ... Continue Reading →
First Impressions of DreamWorks’ ‘Home’
It’s still got about five or six weeks before wrapping animation, but that didn’t stop director Tim Johnson and DreamWorks Animation from screening for the first time some ... Continue Reading →
