The second season of an animated fantasy series just got greenlit by Cartoon Network and Max.And as an added bonus, the show is also getting two feature-length movies for fans to enjoy.

For ‘A Goofy Movie’ 30th Anniversary, See ‘I 2 I’ With Cartoon Pop Star Powerline in New Immersive VR Concert Video. To celebrate the animated movie's release 30 years ago this month ...

Cartoon Movie, the annual pitching showcase festival for animated films brought 55 new projects from 16 countries this year. The 27th edition of the festival took place once again in Bordeaux ...

Cartoon Movie gathered 838 participants from 40 countries. A total of 251 buyers attended, including 12.2% newcomers. Source: Courtesy of Cartoon Movie ...

Tasha Robinson is Polygon’s entertainment editor. She’s covered film, TV, books, and more for 20 years, including at The A.V. Club, The Dissolve, and The Verge. Ne Zha 2 features a combat ...

Cartoons from the first half of the 20th century are creepy for a lot of reasons. For one, many of the lead animators in the early days of film had dark senses of humor. In addition, while ...

In 1993, Nickelodeon entered into a two-year contract with 20th Century Fox to develop feature films. Although the first movie to be released was Harriet the Spy in 1996, a live-action comedy, it ...

Cartoon Network is no stranger to live action versions of their programming. Today on Screen Rant, were counting down five Cartoon Network shows that need a live action movie.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire director Adam Wingard could helm a live-action ThunderCats movie as his next project but will it be closer to the '80s cartoon or modern 2011 reboot?

According to Cartoon Movie, 16% of the projects presented at the event addressed concerns about climate change. They included Forest, Back to Tomioka and Four Souls Of Coyote.

The 25 th edition of Bordeaux’s Cartoon Movie, the pitching and co-production event for European animated features, ran this year from 7-9 March.The gathering hosted 876 participants from 40 different ...

Domee Shi is the VP of creative at Pixar and the director of "Turning Red" and "Bao." She started in the industry as an animation student and interned at Pixar before getting hired full-time.