‘Loving Vincent’ Is the “Sincerest Form of Flattery”
Seldom does a biopic about Vincent Van Gogh illustrate the depth of emotion many had for the artist.
Seldom does a biopic about Vincent Van Gogh illustrate the depth of emotion many had for the artist.
This unusual rotoscope film captures Vincent van Gogh's art beautifully. But does it capture the mysterious van Gogh himself?
Maureen Furniss’ inclusive approach in A New History of Animation will have you discovering the work of new animators and new works by artists already familiar to you.
Watching Sausage Party is like being transported into the fevered brain of a 13-year-old boy, only with better writers.
Being blue never looked so good as René Laloux’s ‘Fantastic Planet’. One of the most important animated features for adults is now gorgeously restored.
The rise (and rise) of Walt Disney, from starving artist to visionary filmmaker to union-busting studio boss to family-entertainment tycoon.
Ostensibly a silly, raunchy cartoon sitcom, Netflix’s BoJack Horseman raises some existential questions in its search for meaning.
The commercial approach of The Book of Life is to draw on a wide range of celebrities to craft an entertainment that just about anyone could like.
Over the decades, stop-motion animation has been resurrected and rejected. This list of the 10 best stop-motion films advocates a joyous resurrection.