VOTD: The Evolution Of The Dreamworks And Disney Logos Over The Years
Ethan Jones has created a series of compilation videos showing how the DreamWorks and Disney logos openings have changed and evolved over the years.
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'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' Trailer And Clip: The Most Interesting Dog In The World
It's probably just a matter of time before someone gets the idea to make an NBC sitcom based on Dos Equis' The Most Interesting Man in the World, but until then we'll have Mr. Peabody & Sherman. Sherman (voiced by Max Charles), the human half of the classic cartoon duo, is an ordinary kid, but…
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'Mr. Peabody And Sherman' Trailer: The Story Of A Time Traveling Dog And His Pet Boy
Roles are reversed in the upcoming Rocky and Bullwinkle spinoff, Mr. Peabody and Sherman. Mr. Peabody is the world's smartest dog and Sherman is his adopted human boy. Together they'll get into time traveling adventures, with characters voiced by the likes of Ty Burrell, Allison Janney, Stephen Colbert, Leslie Mann, Stanley Tucci, Patrick Warburton, Lake…
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First Look: 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' Go Way Back In Their WABAC
If each human year is equivalent to seven dog years, that makes Mr. Peabody, who first appeared in the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show around the late '50s, nearly 400 years old. Given that, he looks pretty damn great in these new stills from DreamWorks' Mr. Peabody & Sherman. There's nothing like a shiny CG makeover…
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Release Dates: 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman', 'Me And My Shadow', 'I'm So Excited', 'Blue Jasmine', 'Last Vegas'
It's going to be an arthouse-friendly summer. Following yesterday's announcement that Richard Linklater's Before Midnight would land in theaters Memorial Day weekend, Sony Classics has just set June and July openings for two more upcoming auteur releases, Pedro Almodovar's I'm So Excited and Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine. The news is less positive for DreamWorks' animation…
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DreamWorks Animation Reveals Slate Of Twelve Movies Over The Next Four Years
Most movie studios release information about their upcoming slates a year or two at a time. But today DreamWorks Animation released a four-year slate, driven in part by the new distribution deal the company has with Fox, as well as the long lead time needed to make animated films, and also perhaps by the not-so-hot…
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