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Glen Keane’s Over the Moon: Meet Fei-Fei and her creators
A beloved Chinese tale takes form, as the legendary animator/director collaborates with a team of creatives to craft a uniquely touching and personal film. |
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Trolls World Tour
While the magic of the original might not quite be fully recaptured here, Trolls World Tour is nevertheless cheery, non-demanding escapism that might be exactly what the doctor ordered during these uncertain times. |
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The Willoughbys
The Willoughbys is full of contradictions: a story that’s dark but sweet, animation that’s not top-notch but charming, and characters who are dysfunctional but likable. If this what we can expect from streaming services, sign me up! |
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Onward: A Musical Chat with Conductor/Orchestrator Nicholas Dodd
Dodd describes his collaboration with the composers, musicians, and singers, and what makes working with Pixar so special. |
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The Willoughbys on Netflix: A Chat with Director Kris Pearn
Pearn shares how design and music contribute to telling an originally subversive tale based on a quirky children’s book, in our exclusive interview. |
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What’s your view? Tell us in the comments!
There’s a new cyber-feature that all the hip sites are implementing these days called “comments”. Let it not be said that AV isn’t on fleek when it comes to the latest trends you kids are into! |
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Onward
Onward is classic Pixar — great storytelling combined with charismatic leads in a unique world wrapped up in beautiful animation. Definitely take the initiative to see this one because it is a campaign worth playing. |
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The Blazing Dragons of Monty Python’s Terry Jones
Discover a hidden gem in Blazing Dragons, an animated series created by the late Monty Python alumni, where dragons are the heroes and humans the villains. |
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Farmageddon: A Shaun the Sheep Movie
In some ways topping the charming original, Farmageddon is a a sweet-tempered yarn that ewe and your entire family can enjoy together. |
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The Best of the 2010s
With the 2010s now behind us, it’s the perfect time to look back at the best of what the past decade in animation had to offer. But instead of giving you our views, we asked “What were YOUR picks for the best animated films from the last ten years?” |
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Oscar Night 2020
It’s time — the winners of the 92nd Annual Academy Awards will be revealed this weekend. And we’ll be covering it as part of our annual Oscar event, now in its 16th year! UPDATE: Congrats to our contest winner! Results now online! |
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Animated Views’ 2020 Oscar Contest
Animated Views is giving away $50 worth of movies during our 16th Annual Oscar Event! Enter today for your chance to win! And don’t forget to vote in our Best of the 2010s poll and join us for a live chat on Oscar night! |
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The Owl House
The Owl House tells a nice, fun premise with quirky characters and some really good animation while playing with fantasy conventions in bizarre fashion that’s a hoot. |
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The Best of 2019: And Then It Was Over
With awards season in full swing, it’s time for our site’s annual look back at the year that was, with our staff favorites along with your picks of what 2019 had to offer in our Reader’s Choice poll! |
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Spies in Disguise
While a few details may ruffle your feathers, Spies in Disguise checks the necessary boxes to be an enjoyable enough film. |
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Finding Santa: A Christmas Adventure
Even with an interesting animation style, Finding Santa doesn’t quite earn itself a place on top of Santa’s nice list. |
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Playmobil: The Movie
Playmobil: The Movie is not The Lego Movie. Fortunately, the filmmakers know this too and give viewers something different to play with. |
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Frozen II
While actually topping a film like Frozen would be as impossible as finding two identical snowflakes, Frozen II is no more than a lukewarm attempt. |
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Hazbin Hotel
Be warned: Hazbin Hotel is not a family-friendly show. Yet the independently produced pilot features high quality animation, wonderful characters, and catchy show-tunes that is worth checking in to. |
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The Swan Princess Lasts Far Longer Than Forever with Director Richard Rich
Director Richard Rich discussesThe Swan Princess, in which he talks about the film’s 25th anniversary Blu-ray release, the movie’s legacy, and more. |
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Abominable
The narrative is very basic, almost to the point of being detrimental. Nevertheless, Abominable is a charming enough film with simple, yet beautiful animation, likable characters, and nice music. |
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D23 Expo 2019 Exclusive
Dan and Randall recap Disney’s biennial event, including coverage of the Disney Studios, Disney+, and Disney Legends presentations, The Little Mermaid 30th Anniversary, and Tarzan 20th Anniversary! |
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2019 San Diego Comic Con Exclusive
An exclusive recap of the annual convention, including coverage of Marvel 80th Anniversary through animation, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Seis Manos, and Sesame Street 50th Anniversary! |
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Didier Ghez uncovers the hidden art of Disney’s early renaissance
The author explains why the fifth volume in the celebrated They Drew As They Pleased series is a personal favourite. |
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SpongeBob celebrates 20 years with a Big Birthday Blowout and the Best Year Ever
Nickelodeon’s iconic series, SpongeBob SquarePants, has reached its 20th anniversary, and the network is celebrating the “Best Year Ever”! |
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Toy Story 4
Funny, suspenseful, and profoundly heartfelt, Toy Story 4 is the best Pixar movie in years. |
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The Calendar and Countdown app are back!
Count down to opening dates for upcoming animated films on our calendar, and carry the calendar in your pocket with our smart phone app! |
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Pixar Graphics Art Director Craig Foster on Toy Story 4
Find out how fun it can be to create all the graphics seen in the Pixar films. There’s more to it than you think! |
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Director Juan Antin talks about Pachamama on Netflix
This story of an initiation journey for a would-be shaman has its roots in the history and culture of Latin America. Learn more of this film’s development from its director. |
