DreamWorks Animation has enjoyed a roller coaster ride since its inception in 1994. With two of its founders focused on other pursuits, DreamWorks Animation has been forced to reconfigure itself under ...

It's no secret in Hollywood that animated feature films are often among the biggest hits of all time -- going back to "Bambi" and other Walt Disney icons -- and are frequently awesome moneymakers.

DreamWorks Animation is celebrating a big year in 2014. While the studio's first theatrical release would not come until 1998, it was October 12, 1994 that saw the birth of Steven Spielberg, David ...

"The Art of DreamWorks Animation" encompasses the concept of the art and evolution of all 28 DreamWorks movies (From 1998's "Antz" to this year's "Mr. Peabody & Sherman," with several "Shreks" and ...

For decades, the Walt Disney company has almost enjoyed a monopoly on the animation feature film- other production companies have attempted, from time to time, to compete with Disney, but the ...

Shades of darkness differentiate “Antz,” the 1998 DreamWorks Animation movie starring Woody Allen as an ant, and “Bee Movie,” the 2007 DreamWorks Animation’s movie starring Jerry Seinfeld as a bee.

This image was posted on Instagram by sjparkerfan. Sarah did "many sessions" for both of the animated movies but it was not enough to keep her spot in the cast, reported Entertainment Weekly. "I was ...

Major animation figures continue to dip their toes into the emerging virtual reality animation field. This week a new company announced its launch — Baobab Studios — headlined by CG veteran Eric ...

For those of you who are unfamiliar with the movie Antz (1998), let me briefly provide the context: Antz was DreamWorks Animation’s first project, and the second feature-length computer animated film ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Antz: Panic in the Anthill! Antz: Panic in the Anthill! is a 2001 Windows action-arcade game developed by Light & Shadow Production and based loosely on ...

Sarah Jessica Parker has revealed that she was fired from not one, but two animated movies. The 51-year-old actress spilled the beans during an interview on The Howard Stern Show this week, admitting ...