Aside from the odd, older aesthetic, there's some creepy scenes in "Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer." Even a couple that seem downright horrifying to adults.
According to some eagle-eyed viewers, "The Polar Express" has some striking callbacks to "Back to the Future." Here's the similarities fans have noticed.
The ending of Hayao Miyazaki's "The Boy and the Heron" is chaotic and conclusive at the same time. Here's what goes down at the end of the Studio Ghibli hit.
Many fans would argue that anime legend Hayao Miyazaki has never made a bad film. Still, some of them are better than others -- here's our definitive ranking.
Storyboards from "Across the Spider-Verse" may have spoiled the big villain for "Beyond the Spider-Verse," someone so powerful he can destroy the universe.
According to the original creator of Cartoon Network's iconic "Powerpuff Girls" cartoon, the live-action adaptation had a very specific and critical flaw.
"Wish" celebrates 100 years of Disney with a tale about a girl who wishes upon a star. It has a wholesome ending that delivers some important life lessons.
"Wish" writer Jennifer Lee explained the challenging process of creating a classic-yet-modern new villain for Disney's 100th anniversary animated film.
The producers of Disney's "Wish" discussed how the collaborative project came together and what they hope new and old Disney viewers take from the film.
Disney's "Wish" directors discussed how the movie and its characters evolved during development, their hopes for the future of animated films, and more.
Following Warner Bros. decision to kill "Coyote vs. Acme," director Brian Duffield has announced he will not be working with the studio on potential projects.
Once upon a time, Disney ruled the roost of animated films. But in recent years, we've seen a decline in their box office prowess and critical reception.
"Wish" writer and producer Jennifer Lee shared the challenges of commemorating 100 years of Disney animation in the new film and developing the new characters.
"Trolls Band Together" is the third film in the "Trolls" franchise, and it opens up the world of Poppy and Branch considerably. Here's what the ending means.