When most people talk about the best films of DreamWorks Animation, films like Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, and How to...
Read moreDetailsMaking a film about a religious topic is always tricky. The studio has to make it mainstream enough to appeal...
Read moreDetailsMadagascar...DreamWorks’ wildest franchise, literally and figuratively. You could say it’s quite mad! Madagascar is the second DreamWorks series to get...
Read moreDetailsI don’t know about you, but for me, the Christmas season would be incomplete without the presence (presents?) of Mariah...
Read moreDetailsAfter seeing the character Puss in Boots in 3 different Shrek films (him each time stealing every scene he's in),...
Read moreDetailsJonathan North The first thing I said after watching The Breadwinner was, “Just give this thing all the Oscars.” The...
Read moreDetailsPerhaps it was a panda that helped DreamWorks roar... To this writer, Kung Fu Panda was what pulled DreamWorks out of...
Read moreDetailsBased on Cressida Cowell's popular series of children's books, the 2010 DreamWorks animation How to Train Your Dragon stands as...
Read moreDetailsThe late 2000s, and the early 2010s were a time when DreamWorks released several films a year, and the year...
Read moreDetailsMorgan and Chelsea take on a more serious film on this podcast; the 2009 stop-motion film Mary and Max. (Don't...
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