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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Redux Riding Hood Redux
In the mid-1990’s, Disney animation was on a high– The Lion King and Toy Story were exciting audiences and driving people in to theaters and back to animation. In those heady days, Disney was wanting to try new things in the short department, too: Runaway Brain was the first new Mickey Mouse short in over 40 years. And then there was Redux Riding Hood…
Ice Age Experience at San Diego Zoo
Over the weekend, The San Diego Zoo, in conjunction with Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products and SimeEx-Iwerks,unveiled the new Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs — The 4-D Experience.
The Karnival Kid (1929) — Mickey Mouse Theatrical Cartoon Series
#CotD: The ninth released Mickey Mouse film„ “The Karnival Kid” was the first in which the rodent speaks.
Disney’s Golden Anniversary Of Snow White (1955) — Disney Special
#CotD: Fifty years after Walt Disney’s first feature length animated film hit theaters, “Disney’s Golden Anniversary Of Snow White” looks at the legacy of the film.
Brave To Open June 18 at Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre
Disney-Pixar’s “Brave” extends its pioneering spirit to its world premiere on June 18, marking the grand opening of Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre.
The red-carpet event is a special presentation for Film Independent’s 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival.
DC, Marvel comic book artist Ernie Chan dead at 71
Filipino-born comic book artist Ernie Chan, who worked on several episodes of Hanna-Barbera’s Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures, died Thursday night from cancer. He was 71.
Mouse For Sale (1955) — Tom and Jerry Cartoon Series
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Apple Andy (1946) — Andy Panda Cartoon Series
#CotD: Want to see Andy Panda go to hell? Watch “Apple Andy” to see a strange twist on the good vs. evil cartoon.
Rabbit Fire (1951) — Looney Tunes Cartoon Series
#CotD: The first of three cartoons in which Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck debate whether it is rabbit season or duck season was “Rabbit Fire” by Chuck Jones.
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NFB’s “Wild Life” short piles up 3 Alberta awards
The Oscar-nominated “Wild Life,” a 13 and a half-minute film directed by Western Canadian animation duo Wendy Tilby and Amanda Forbis, won three honors Saturday at the 38th Annual Alberta Film and Television Awards in Calgary, including the Rosie for Best Short.
Queen of Disco Donna Summer, 63, dies of cancer
Dance music icon Donna Summer, known as the Queen of Disco, died Thursday morning in Florida after a battle with cancer, sources told TMZ. She was 63.
“Rated A For Awesome” nominated for 6 Leo Awards
Nerd Corps Entertainment’s “Rated A For Awesome” has received six nominations for the Leo Awards, which celebrate excellence in British Columbia film and television.
Shrek (2001) — National Film and Television School
#CotD: Named Best Animated Feature in 2002, “Shrek” is also the first animated film nominated for an Academy Award for best adapted screenplay.
Three animated films win Student Academy Awards
Three films have been selected as winners in the Animation category of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ 39th Annual Student Academy Awards competition, the Academy announced Tuesday morning.
The winners are Eyrie, by David Wolter of the California Institute of the Arts; The Jockstrap Raiders, by Mark Nelson of the University of California, Los Angeles; and My Little Friend, by Eric Prah of Ringling College of Art and Design.
Solo sex in the city removed from Ottawa exhibit
After a public outcry, an animated video showing a boy and girl masturbating has been removed from Canada’s federal science museum, just in time for a sex exhibit to open.