/Film shares a new featurette for Disney's upcoming animated film Tangled. The three minute behind the scenes featurette focuses on the look of the film. Directed by Byron Howard & Nathan Greno, Tangled is scheduled to hit theaters on November 24th 2010.

Following the release of a first poster earlier today, Warner Bros. has now revealed a teaser trailer for Yogi Bear, which can be viewed exclusively at Yahoo! Movies. The “smarter than average” bear is set to steal pic-a-nic baskets on the big screen this holiday season.

Yahoo! Movies has the new one sheet for Zack Snyder’s upcoming film Legend of the Guardians. The animated epic from the studio that made Happy Feet comes to theaters and IMAX this September.

DVDActive reports that Warner Home Video has announced Batman Beyond: The Complete Series DVD for November 23rd. Available as a limited edition 9-disc set, the release includes all 52 episodes, creator commentaries, season retrospectives, a bonus 9th disc featuring 95 minutes of new special features, including a Secret Origin The Story of DC Comics Documentary and 3 new featurettes, and a collectible booklet featuring art from the DC archives.

The Internet Movie Poster Awards have just posted the first poster for Warner Bros.' upcoming Yogi Bear, which gives us a very clear look at how the title character and his sidekick Boo Boo will look in CGI. It also reveals that the movie will be released in 3-D at select theaters. Starring the voices of Dan Aykroyd as Yogi and Justin Timberlake as Boo Boo, the live action/animated comedy is set to come out this Christmas.

With Tron: Legacy being seen as such an anticipated movie on so many movie websites, it’s sometimes hard to remember that the original film was a box office disappointment. The New York Times looks into how Disney is doing everything in their power to make sure that doesn’t happen again with the sequel, including marketing the movie at Comic Con three years in a row. “People look to Comic-Con to guide their moviegoing decisions for the rest of the year,” said Disney’s president for production, Sean Bailey. “It’s a barometer of what’s cool.”

HomeCinema reports that Paramount Home Entertainment have announced the DVD and Blu-ray releases of How to Train Your Dragon on 15th October 2010. Available as a standard DVD, a standard Blu-ray and a Blu-ray combo, extras on DVD will include a Filmmakers’ Commentary, Interview: Viking Sized Cast, Featurette: Tech of Dragon, and more. Blu-ray combo will also include BD exclusive features, Deleted Scenes, Music Videos, Featurettes, and more.

The third (and presumably final) Family Guy Star Wars spoof is set to be released on DVD and Blu-Ray this holiday season. Titled Family Guy: It's a Trap, the special will follow the plot of Return of the Jedi, with the Family Guy cast reprising their "roles" from the first two specials, including Peter as Han Solo, Lois as Princess Leia and Stewie as Darth Vader. The most curious thing about the various cameo voice spots to be featured in the special might be the news that conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh will have a small part as the voice of the monsterous Rancor. In addition to being released on its own, all three Family Guy Star Wars specials are to be released as a special triple pack on Blu-Ray and DVD on December 21st. Giant Freakin Robot has more details on the release.

StarWars.com has just revealed an action-packed new trailer for the third season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The animated series is among the most popular on Cartoon Network, and will begin airing new episodes this fall.

Nearly four minutes of footage from DreamWorks Animation’s upcoming MegaMind can now be watched online at Yahoo! Movies. The superhero comedy featuring Will Ferrell and Tina Fey is set to strike theaters and IMAX 3-D this fall.

Nickelodeon has just revealed the cast for an upcoming live-action TV movie based off of their hit cartoon show The Fairly Oddparents.  TV Squad is reporting that Cheryl Hines and Jason Alexander will play the magical title characters, with Steven Weber also on board as the film's villain and Drake Bell as the star of the animated series, young Timmy. "It's so much fun to see our animated characters come to life," said Marjorie Cohn, president of programming at Nickelodeon. "And who better to bring grown up Timmy Turner to life than Drake Bell, who himself grew up on our air and still remains one of our most popular Nick stars ever." The project, titled A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up Timmy Turner!, is currently without an air date.

MTV currently features a clip of footage from The Goon that was shown at the San Diego Comic-Con recently. According to the article, the clip was being showcased in part to show off the film to studios who could potentially finance the production of the Blur Studios project. Currently being produced by David Fincher, the script for the movie was written by Eric Powell, who created the comic book the film is based on. Clancy Brown and Paul Giamatti will be voicing the Goon and his sidekick Franky, the two characters featured in the clip.

A brand new trailer for Disney's upcoming Tron: Legacy has just been revealed at Yahoo! Movies. The preview made its world premiere today at the San Diego Comic Con. The long awaited Disney sequel comes to theaters everywhere on December 17th.

He may no longer be going to Middle Earth for The Hobbit, but Guillermo del Toro is set to go to another famous location: Disney's The Haunted Mansion. The man behind Hellboy and Pan's Labyrinth is signed on to co-write and produce a reboot, which will in no way be related to the 2003 Eddie Murphy comedy, which while a decent enough box office hit earned a mixed response from critics and audiences. “Dark imagery is an integral part of the Walt Disney legacy," del Toro said. “I couldn't be more excited to be a part of my own adaptation of the original theme park attraction Walt envisioned and that remains- for me- the most desirable piece of real estate in the whole world!"

It seems Disney is leaning on Pixar for a little more than just their own animation department: as well as reports of the CG studio offering notes for a round of Tron: Legacy reshoots, The Hollywood Reporter has announced that Pixar’s Brain Trust has been involved in how to successfully revive Jim Henson’s Muppets, with a table read of the characters’ latest proposed movie taking place at their Emeryville campus. The trust, including John Lasseter, Brad Bird, Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton, Michael Arndt, Bob Peterson and Ed Catmull, were all at the read, with Monsters, Inc. and Up director Docter particularly said to be a Muppets fan. “If you want good ideas, why not talk to the Brain Trust?” says Disney exec Sean Bailey, who has been overseeing the release of a string of summer duds in relation to Pixar’s 11th straight hit, Toy Story 3.

MTV SplashPage shares a teaser for the upcoming animated adaptation of Eric Powell’s comic The Goon. Produced by David Fincher and featuring the voices of Paul Giamatti and Clancy Brown, the 30-second teaser of the animated flick created by Blur Studios will debut during their Friday evening panel at Comic-Con.

Nickelodeon has officially greenlit a new series based off of their popular cartoon show Avatar: The Last Airbender. The new storyline will take place 70 years after the events of the first show, and will focus on a new Avatar, a teenage girl named Korra. The original Avatar series was one of the most popular in Nickelodeon's history among older kids, and was the inspiration for M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender, which has made more than $115 million at the box office so far. ComingSoon.net has more information on the new project, which is currently called The Legend of Korra.

A new character banner for Disney's Tron: Legacy featuring Olivia Wilde can now be found over at the Internet Movie Poster Awards. Meanwhile, the sci-fi blog Giant Freakin Robot has a sneak peek at several upcoming toys for the film. The hotly anticipated sequel to 1982's Tron comes to theaters and IMAX this Christmas.

Despite being marketed by the studio since last December, Disney’s special effects film The Sorcerer’s Apprentice has been pulling in ultimately underwhelming numbers since coming out on Wednesday. The expensive Nicolas Cage fantasy movie–budgeted at a reported $150 million–made only a modest $17 million during its opening weekend, giving it a five day total of $24 million. Meanwhile, Universal’s Despicable Me saw a solid second weekend, and has made more than $118 million in its first ten days of release.

Disney is apparently making a live-action film based off of one of their most popular characters, according to ComingSoon.Net. The movie, currently titled Tink, will star Elizabeth Banks (The Uninvited, Fred Claus) as the most beloved of all of the Mouse House's pixies. Nothing is known about the plot at this point, other than that it "will play with the mischievous nature of Tinker Bell." The project is, for the time being, without a release date.

/Film shares a new concept art piece from Disney’s upcoming animated feature Tangled. Directed by Byron Howard and Nathan Greno, Tangled is due out in theaters November 24, 2010.

According to a recent interview with Pixar’s stereoscopic imaging supervisor, Bob Whitehill, it appears as though Ratatouille and other titles from Pixar’s library may be getting a 3D treatment, reports /Film. In the video interview, Whitehill mentions about working with director Brad Bird on the project and how the director is open to the conversion process.

Warner Home Video have announced the DVD and Blu-ray releases of Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Season 2 on 26th October 2010, reports HomeCinema. Extras will include Behind-the-Scenes featurettes with director and artist commentary, a unique 68-page Production Journal with original sketches and artist notes and a BD Exclusive: The Jedi Temple Archives: Extensive database of early test animation, concept art and 3-D turnarounds.

DVDActive reports that Fox Home Entertainment has announced DVD and Blu-ray releases of The Simpsons: The Complete Thirteenth Season for August 24th. Extras on this release will include commentaries, deleted scenes, featurettes, Animation Showcases for eps, sketch galleries, and commercials.

With a bigger than expected box-office performance over the weekend, talks are already underway for Illumination's Despicable Me, reports Collider. Two short films featuring the yellow minions are also in the works but their method of distribution has yet to be determined.