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December 23, 2017
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We now arrive at the 2006 DreamWorks Animation film, Over the Hedge. Based on the comic strip of the same name, this film is about a raccoon named RJ, voiced by Bruce Willis, who tricks a bunch of forest animals led by the “reptile”, Verne, voiced by the late Garry Shandling, into stealing food to pay bay an angry bear, Vincent, voiced by Nick Nolte.
September 14, 2017
DreamWorks Animation-Forgotten/Minor Characters animated film, animated movie, animation, brad pitt, catherine zeta-jones, dennis haysbert, dreamworks, dreamworks animation, forgotten characters, jeffrey katzenberg, joseph fiennes, michelle pfeiffer, minor characters, patrick gilmore, sinbad, sinbad the sailor, sinbad: legend of the seven seas, tim johnson 4 Comments
In 2003, DreamWorks Animation would release their final (as of yet) theatrical hand-drawn animated film, Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas, and it really is a shame! The gorgeous 2D characters and landscapes in this film make me yearn for DreamWorks Animation to embrace this medium once again, but I know that ain’t gonna happen!
Well now that he’s gone, maybe there is a chance…
I know many people have negative feelings towards this film, but I personally really enjoy it! Wait, I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s recap the film first. (Be warned: there may be spoilers ahead!)
March 21, 2017
DreamWorks Animation-Forgotten/Minor Characters animated film, animated movie, animation, anne bancroft, antz, christopher walken, dan aykroyd, danny glover, dreamworks animation, eric darnell, forgotten characters, gene hackman, jane curtin, jeffrey katzenberg, jennifer lopez, minor characters, sharon stone, sylvester stallone, tim johnson, woody allen 4 Comments
We start off the DreamWorks Animation Canon by taking a look at its first film, the 1998 Antz. At first glance, it seems to have a lot in common with the 1998 Pixar film, A Bug’s Life, so much so that there was a whole big controversy going on at the time between the two companies because Jeffrey Katzenberg had apparently stolen the idea when he left Disney and co-founded DreamWorks Animation. But, in terms of story and tone, the films are quite different.
