Pixar crash land with an underwhelming sci-fi spin-off focused on Toy Story's Star Commander Buzz Lightyear.
The Belcher family discover a sink hole, try to solve a murder and take their burger shop on the road in the feature-length version of their hit animated show.
This magnificent mid-century memory piece from Richard Linklater is up there with the director’s finest films.
Dashed-off sequel to the 2020 hit which makes the Chipmunks films look like Tarkovsky by comparison.
Domee Shi’s feature debut about a teenage girl with an unusual power is Pixar’s best film in years.
By Ella Kemp
A gay Afghan man leaves his home for a new life in Denmark in Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s moving documentary.
A tale as old as time gets a cyberspace makeover in Mamoru Hosoda’s reimagining of Beauty and the Beast.
Back in cinemas this week, Hideaki Anno’s feature-length finale breaks hearts, bodies, and the fourth wall.
By Katie Goh
Studio Ghibli alums Masashi Ando and Masayuki Miyaji channels Princess Mononoke in their visually striking “medical fantasy”.
Phil Tippett’s long-gestating stop-motion animation epic is a frenzied and frequently deranged Dantean odyssey.
The producers of Avatar prequel The Legend of Korra expand on Netflix’s dark fantasy series with a bloody “anime”.
By Rogan Graham
This bloated reboot of the hit ’90s cartoon crossover is little more than a cynical exercise in brand synergy.
Pixar’s fish-out-of-water fable on the Italian Riviera takes its cues from vivid imagination of Studio Ghibli.
Studio Ghibli’s first computer-animated feature boasts bags of charm and one its most endearing heroines.
This spellbinding and spiritual Latvian animation has parallels with Studio Ghibli’s The Red Turtle.
Jamie Foxx plays a jazz musician attempting to return to the land of the living in Pixar's latest animated spectacle.
An ancient Irish folk tale is brought to life in wondrous hand-drawn animation courtesy of Cartoon Saloon.
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