Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Comedy ‘Jumps’ ‘Dragon 2′ at Box Office
It was a big weekend at the box office, with two dueling sequels entering the fray with big hopes. In the end, the chips fell with a $60 million opening for the R-rated comedy 22 Jump ... Continue Reading →
DreamWorks Sets ‘Dinotrux’ Series for Netflix
DreamWorks Animation has announced another original animated series heading to Netflix next year: Dinotrux.
Based on Chris Gall’s award-winning book series, Dinotrux is an action-packed ... Continue Reading →
DreamWorks Begins ‘Home’ Invasion with First Trailer
DreamWorks Animation and 20th Century Fox are offering up a glimpse at “the true meaning of Smekday” with the first official trailer for its upcoming CG adaptation Home, ... Continue Reading →
1st Trailer for ‘Penguins of Madagascar’ Feature
DreamWorks Animation has released a trailer for The Penguins of Madagascar, its feature-length theatrical version of the popular TV show, which itself is spun off from the Madagascar ... Continue Reading →
The Animated Movie Dossier
The past few years have seen familiar animated faces as well as franchise reboots and original concepts raking in the box office bucks, and the toon features landscape for the next ... Continue Reading →
WIA Panel, Screening Previews ‘Dragon 2′
Women in Animation celebrated this weekend its members’ contributions to the upcoming DreamWorks Animation feature How to Train Your Dragon 2 with a special advance screening ... Continue Reading →
‘Maleficent’ Easily Defeats Fox’s ‘X-Men’
Who says the “bad guys” never win?
Maleficent, Disney’s much-anticipated live-action take on the Sleeping Beauty tale told from the antagonist’s perspective, ... Continue Reading →
‘DreamWorks Dragons’ Goes Netflix Exclusive
The Dragons of Berk are heading for Netflix.
DreamWorks Animation has announced that all-new seasons of the series DreamWorks Dragons, filling in gaps between episodes of the How to ... Continue Reading →
‘X-Men’ Soars; ‘Frozen’ Now No. 5 of All Time
Marvel’s merry mutants ruled the box office this weekend, as expected, while Disney’s Frozen moved up another step on the list of all-time highest grossing films.
X-Men: ... Continue Reading →
