Tag Archives: DreamWorks

The studio presents their roster for the year and beyond.

In our current world it’s hard to check the tech-news without running into a story about Artificial Intelligence. But what if AI could go one step further and transform into Artificial Motherhood? That’s the underlying premise of DreamWorks Animation’s The Wild Robot. The film takes you on a touching tale …

The story of the antisocial green ogre comes to vibrant life in the Woodlawn's production.

Unlike the movies there is little adult crossover appeal in this game. The optimal audience for this game is probably children under eight years old, with the local multi-player being the relative star for the older portion of that limited demographic.

Filled with every bit as much heart, adventure, danger, and hilarity as the original.

The Croods is far from a masterpiece, but it is definitely a step up from what passes for children’s entertainment from most studios.

This should keep dragon fans happy until the release of the sequel, How to Train Your Dragon 2, which is planned for a June 2014 release.

Turbo is a much-needed hilarious entry for everyone this summer, particularly the starving for entertainment, family-oriented crowd.

Madly Madagascar is a cute short film, and kids will be happy to see some of their favorite animated friends indulge in some good-natured Valentines Day mayhem

It may be the third in the franchise, but it may wind up the first in your heart.