You may have seen Pixeloo’s real life renderings of famous animated characters floating around the interwebs: First there was Mario from Super Mario Brothers, then there was Homer from The Simpsons, and his latest is Jessica Rabbit from Robert Zemeckis’ Who Framed Roger Rabbit. (…)

I’m a huge Pixar fanatic, if you couldn’t tell from our extensive coverage to their upcoming film WALL-E. A few months ago we featured the book To Infinity and Beyond! (…)

Disney has released a new WALL-E featurette on the STARZ movie channel to help promote the channel’s big Pixar premiere on April 22nd. (…)

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Somebody, a trashcan, quick. Full disclosure: There are two degrees of separation between me and this production. I knowwww. (…)

DreamWorks has acquired rights to the Japanese postcyberpunk manga Ghost in the Shell after Steven Spielberg took personal interest in the popular anime property. (…)

After posting the Future of Pixar update, I received a lot of emails from people asking “What happened to Brad Bird’s 1906?” or “What about the long rumored John Carter of Mars adaptation?” Well there are a couple answers, but the best one to lead with is that the Disney/Pixar press conference focused only on their future animated film releases. (…)

Who saw this coming? Perhaps that’s Zack Snyder’s M.O. (…)

Warner Bros has released a third International Speed Racer movie trailer which shows even more new footage, and even more of the two Asian characters Taejo and Mr. (…)

One of the cool things that press gets access to is super high resolution images, presumably for use in print publications. I know what you’re thinking, ‘That doesn’t exactly sound that cool’. (…)

Walt Disney Studios has released a new concept art rendering and logo art from their upcoming Christmas 2010 animated feature film Rapunzel. Click on the image to see it in super high resolution. (…)

Presto, the directorial debut of Pixar’s Annie Award-winning supervising animator Doug Sweetland is set to premiere in front of WALL-E. (…)

One of our Hollywood Spies sent us this juicy scoop, and while I’m still unable to 100% confirm this story, it’s worth throwing out there. (…)

In January, we published concept art from Pixar’s Up (seen below), which was on display at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. (…)

Big news on the Disney/Pixar front, the mouse house has revealed Pixar’s future animation slate:

May 29th 2009: From the Academy Award®-nominated team of director Pete Docter (Monsters, Inc.) and co-director Bob Peterson comes Up, a comedic adventure taking off (and lifting spirits). (…)