Category Animation

A young Bigfoot states that human beings really do exist in spite of his like are convinced of the opposite...

Mavis makes a surprise at Dracula, giving the whole family a trip on the luxurious cruise ship Cruise Ship. The father can thus take a little deserved rest. Their group of friends also decides to follow them on this cruise. Once on board Dracula remains very fascinated by the mysterious captain Ericka. It will be Mavis this time to make the part of the hyperpotriva, trying to keep the two lovers far away...

The sequel to Disney’s Ralph Spaccato cartoon directed by Rich Moore...

Swifty, an Arctic fox, dreams of becoming one of the famous Top Dogs, a sledding team that delivers packages for the Artic Blast Delivery Service. In the Arctic, everything comes from somewhere else and delivery service is at the heart of the community...

The film is the cinematic adaptation of “Peter Rabbit”, the character created by writer Beatrix Potter and protagonist of the book “The Tale of Peter Rabbit” of 1902...

Sony Pictures, Mattel and Parkes + MacDonald / Image Nation make a live-action comedy about Barbie...

The Sequel of the Lucky The Lego Movie...

Someone who believes he knows Brad Bird, maybe because he loved Iron Giant or Ratatouille, or seen ten times the Incredibles – A “normal” family of superheroes, he does not really know (never) enough. His career begins at age 12, with the first short film signed by little Philip Bradley (while at 14, ours already takes animation lessons from one of Disney’s leading animators, Milt Kahl)...

Set in Spain during the Age of the Big Discovery, Gigantic follows Jack, a man in search of adventures who discover a world of giants hidden in the clouds. Will make friends with Inma, a gigantic 11-year-old girl, and help her get home...

After the $ 194 million raised by Gnomeo & Juliet in the world (against a very small budget of about $ 36 million), it is no surprise that Elton John’s Rocket Pictures has launched a sequel entitled Gnomeo & Juliet: Sherlock Gnomes. The screenplay was entrusted to the original authors of the original, Andy Riley and Kevin Cecil, while Kelly Asbury, director of that film, will be creative advisor to the new project. As the title clearly states, the new entry of this film will be the gnomic version of Sherlock Holmes, which will, however, prove to be much less gratifying than its human equivalent when it is called upon to shed light on mysterious cases of gnomes disappearing from the English gardens...