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The Last Blossom, a new animated feature for adults, is in theaters nationwide for two days only — Sunday Aug. 30 and Monday Aug. 31. It's absolutely worth seeing.
A pop-up fan event taking place at Cosm LA on August 25 and 26 testifies to the runaway popularity of......
It’s an enormous undertaking for the artists at Studio Kai, as one can see from the amount of detail on......
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LAIKA today unveiled the first full trailer for Wildwood, revealing the extraordinary scale, adventure and handcrafted artistry of the studio’s most ambitious film to date Directed and produced by Travis Knight.
Ben Gregor is the director of the new family film The Magic Faraway Tree, based on the iconic books. It opens in theaters in North America this Friday Aug. 21. He joins me to discuss the film's dynamic animation and VFX elements.
“Kingdom Hearts” (working title), an original anime series inspired by the globally beloved video game franchise, has been greenlit for Disney Channel and Disney+.
The brand-new teaser trailer and poster for “The Bluey Movie” have arrived, offering a first look at the CG-animated film.
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The third PAW Patrol feature film, PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie, is in theaters nationwide this Friday Aug. 14. Always great catching up with director Cal Brunker and writer Bob Barlen, who share insights on the pups, dinosaurs, visuals, Backstreet Boys...
After years of anticipation, Coyote vs. ACME finally opens in theaters on Aug. 28. Director Dave Green shares his thoughts on the release and presenting the Looney Tunes characters in ways we've never seen them before.
How would you feel as the creator, writer and illustrator of a successful manga series that has won oodles of awards and adapted into an anime series streaming around the world? The creative force behind Witch Hat Atelier headlined a panel at the Peacock Theater on July 3, before a capacity crowd at the 7,100-seat venue.
The Apothecary Diaries began in 2011 as a web novel by Hyūganatsu. Then TOHO Animation and OLM produced an anime series, with Season One airing from October 2023 to March 2024, followed by Season Two from January to July 2025, 24 episodes per season. The series currently streams on Crunchyroll, with a third season set to begin this fall.
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The beloved Neon Genesis Evangelion will be joining the Criterion Channel’s anime selection, alongside its succeeding films The End of Evangelion and Evangelion Death (True)², thanks to the well-known anime distributor GKIDS. Director Hideaki’s iconic series is set to debut on Criterion Channel this September 1st, and will be available for streaming in both Japanese […]
On July 1, I spoke with Supervising Director Kenji Kamiyama, Director Shunsuke Tada, and Producer Hitoshi Ito, with interpretation provided by Yuki Machida. We discussed their inspirations and how they contributed to the project.
Before Netflix’s upcoming Ribbon Hero, there was Osamu Tezuka’s Princess Knight, featuring Princess Sapphire—a sword-fighting heroine who challenged gender expectations in 1953. Today, director Yûki Igarashi brings the story to a new generation with a modern adaptation that aims to both honor the legendary original and introduce it to contemporary audiences. (This Animation Scoop Q&A […]
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