Lionsgate has released a full trailer for its R-rated take on The Little Mermaid, and it puts a terrifying twist on Ariel ...

Paul King is headed to Disney. After being attached, for many years, to their live-action version of “Pinocchio” (eventually directed by Robert Zemeckis), King is back at the Magic Kingdom to ...

From the creators of Taken and The Transporter, the new action movie Weekend in Taipei is hitting theaters on Nov. 8 courtesy of Ketchup Entertainment. Ahead of the big-screen debut, filmgoers can get ...

Disney Animation Studios launched in 1937 with the ... It may star one of the biggest A-listers in the world (Tom Hanks), but the live-action Disney+ release of Pinocchio, which hit the streaming site ...

According to THR, Ridley Scott is now developing a new Alien film in light of Alien: Romulus ‘ recent success.

Tom Hanks made his big-screen debut in an unremarkable 1980 slasher cheapie called He Knows You’re Alone. And based on that ...

Films like "Inside Out 2" and "The Wild Robot" are being campaigned for best picture at the Oscars. Can the Academy embrace more than one?

Since Disneyland’s opening day, Disney’s animated films have been a key part of the theme parks, from timeless classics like Peter Pan's Flight and Mr. Toad's Wild Ride to modern marvels like Tiana's ...

Paul King is headed to Disney. After being attached, for many years, to their live-action version of “Pinocchio” (eventually directed by Robert Zemeckis), King is back at the Magic Kingdom to ...

Animation can be cuddly and cosy, but it can also cause nightmares and confront some of life’s darkest aspects. As Watership Down comes to Blu-ray and 4K UHD, we round up other cartoons that are set ...

Writer/director: Eric Roth (Killers of the Flower Moon; Dune: Part One) and Robert Zemeckis (Disney Plus’ Pinocchio ... Away, ...

Don’t be fooled by cute lion cubs and warthog/meerkat comedy duos, the inspiration behind Disney’s beloved animation – and the live-action film – is much ... unconscious and pregnant with twins . . .