5 Best Animated Movies That Weren't Nominated For Oscars
Despite being ignored completely by the Academy Awards, these five animated films are prominent displays of the limitless possibilities inherent in this medium.
Read MoreDespite being ignored completely by the Academy Awards, these five animated films are prominent displays of the limitless possibilities inherent in this medium.
Read MoreNow that Disney's latest live-action remake of one of its animated classics is here, it's time to take a look at how the new Mulan pays respect to its predecessor. Grab your sword and your armor as we check out the Easter eggs you missed in the live-action Mulan.
Read MoreStudio Ghibli doesn’t make your typical kiddie flicks. Their beautiful films appeal to audiences of all ages with timeless themes like environmental justice and the power of determination. In other words, it’s worth taking a deep dive into the untold truth of Studio Ghibli.
Read MoreThe ending of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem" features an easy-to-miss reference to one popular anime series that's streaming on Netflix.
Read MoreDespite garnering widespread acclaim, this overlooked 2025 animated queer sci-fi comedy was sadly left out of the running for the best animated feature Oscar.
Read MoreRotta the Huttlet featured in "Star Wars: The Clone Wars." Now a grown-up version will be voiced by Jeremy Allen White in "The Mandalorian & Grogu."
Read MoreThe target audience for Disney's animated movies is children, of course, but a few of those films have something that adults will appreciate.
Read MoreKids movies aren't supposed to make sense, but there's some stuff you can't ignore. These are the things about "James and the Giant Peach" only adults notice.
Read MoreA theory about Disney's 1937 classic "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" proposes that the prince is really just a figment of Snow White's imagination.
Read More"Trolls Band Together" is the third film in the "Trolls" franchise, and it opens up the world of Poppy and Branch considerably. Here's what the ending means.
Read More"Transformers One" breathes new life into this long-running franchise, and the animated film's ending leaves its universe wide open for more adventures.
Read MoreThe first run of "Shrek" films came to an end around 15 years ago, but it received a couple spin-offs after, so you might be wondering how to watch them.
Read MoreJames Cameron's "Avatar: Fire and Ash" just feels like a retread of the first two movies in the franchise, though somehow more offensive.
Read MoreMiles Morales is one of Marvel Comics' most popular characters, and we still don't know everything about him. So, his age may come as a bit of a shock.
Read MoreAnimation has proven a dominant force in the entertainment industry in 2025, as proven by these films from around the world that have left a notable impact.
Read MoreWhile "Zootopia 2" is packed with nonstop entertainment for children, the film -- like the 2016 original -- also features plenty of things for adults to enjoy.
Read MoreIf you didn't see the Pixar movie "Elio" during its disappointing theatrical run, you missed out on a touching and highly entertaining sci-fi film.
Read MoreEveryone knows who the Grinch is, but do you know how many times Dr. Seuss' beloved villain-turned-hero has been adapted from the book to the screen?
Read More'The Nightmare Before Christmas' has some fantastic characters, though some are slightly better than others.
Read More"Elf" has become a modern Christmas classic since it was released in 2003, but there are other holiday movies that capture much of its sweet-natured spirit.
Read More"Zootopia 2" doesn't break the first film's formula, but the incredible world-building and appealing lead characters provide plenty of charm.
Read MoreFrom lovable monsters to talking toys, these are the greatest friendships in Pixar films.
Read MoreHistory is filled with Black characters with electrical powers, so much so that it's become a widely accepted comic book trope. But where did it start, and why?
Read MoreThis fall film festival season has brought with it a whopping four cinematic takes on William Shakespeare's "Hamlet." Here's which comes out on top.
Read More"Star Trek" icon Leonard Nimoy did a lot of voice work when he stopped playing Spock, including the role of a king in an animated Disney gem.
Read MoreFrom subtle innuendos about the film's quirky characters to loosely dangling plot threads, there are quite a few things you might only notice about the live-action Beauty and the Beast as a member of the film's grown-up audience.
Read MoreDisney's "Moana" is adored by children, but what makes the movie extra special is that it contains a lot of stuff that only grown-ups will notice.
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