For a while there, it seemed like a crudely drawn webcomic had DreamWorks Animation’s number. In an unflattering contrast to the imaginative movies that Pixar was making in the ‘00s ...
This image released by Universal Pictures shows Petey, voiced by Pete Davidson, left, and Dog Man, voiced by Peter Hastings in a scene from DreamWorks Animation's "Dog Man." Universal Pictures ...
Director Peter Hastings explains how his “high-end handmade” look (and Into the Spider-Verse inspiration) reflect the ...
Two of DreamWorks Animation’s Best Movies Are Now on Netflix (And Already Rising Through the Charts)
The first two movies in DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon franchise have been added to Netflix and, unsurprisingly, have been really connecting with subscribers. 2010’s How to Train Your ...
The DreamWorks Animation and Universal release dominated a ceremony that was at one point interrupted by a fire alarm that caused Royce Hall to be evacuated. It won Best Feature and also took ...
This webcomic, which helped create the “DreamWorks Face” meme, was wildly unfair to Dreamworks and overly generous to Pixar, but it caught on as a shorthand comparison betwe ...
In terms of animation, while the front and back end were handled by DreamWorks, the majority of the CG animation was done by U.K.-based Jellyfish Pictures (Netflix’s “The Twits”). ”Because of the way ...
As one of the world's biggest and most successful animation studios, DreamWorks Animation is responsible for some of the best family films of all time and plenty of childhood nostalgia.
As Netflix gears up to launch new episodes of Gabby’s Dollhouse on February 17, DreamWorks Animation has entered a year-long partnership with the Association of Children’s Museums (ACM ...
The Wild Robot is the latest release from DreamWorks Animation and allegedly one of the final movies animated fully in-house at the company. The movie, directed by Chris Sanders (Lilo & Stitch ...
"Severance" production designer Jeremy Hindle and Starburns Michael Granberry tell IndieWire how a lack of surveillance footage from Season 1 led to the stop-motion sequence in the Season 2 premiere.
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