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Paul Dini (Lost, Batman: The Animated Series) will help write the script for Imagi Studio's Gatchaman. Movie comes to theatres in 2009.

Hong Kong-based animation studio to turn 1970's anime, later called Battle of the Planets, into a feature film.

Imagi announced that Robert Mark Kamen (Lethal Weapon 3, The Transporter) will script their version of Gatchaman. Kevin Munroe (TMNT) will direct.

Warner Bros. and the Weinstein Company have officially announced that they will bring Imagi's Gatchaman and Astro Boy to North America in 2009.

Jinzo Toriumi, a scriptwriter and planner for animes like Gatchaman, Speed Racer and Casshern, died Thursday of liver cancer. He was 78.

Imagi Animation will produce theatrical release based on Osamu Tezuka's classic anime.

Hong Kong-based Imagi Animation has picked up Matt Wilson's script, called Fluorescent Black, and will make a graphic novel and movie from it.

Imagi Studios is trying to make itself a player by hiring a quartet of animation talent, including former DreamWorks executives Cecil Kramer and Maryann Garger.

Tim Cheung, a senior animator for DreamWorks Animation, is now Imagi's vice president of animation. He will manage around 400 animators.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle fans rejoice: chances of a CGI TMNT 2 just went up to 70%, according to Mirage Studios source.

WowWee Ltd. will market and distribute toys based on Imagi's upcoming Astro Boy and Gatchaman movies.

More and more adults are watching cartoons, especially the important 18 - 34 demographic. Will we see more adult animated films, and anime in theatres?

Astro Boy director Colin Brady talks about his plans to bring the iconic robot boy to North American cinemas.

Keiichi Sato's Karas Volume 1 has incredible visuals and fight scenes, but the storyline is extremely confusing. 6/10.

Fansubbers: are they anime's best friend, or another form of movie pirate? Here's a short history of the practice.

J. Lee Thompson isn't exactly a household name in cinemas or video stores. But his long, workmanlike career is respected by many actors, crewmen, and moviegoers.

Why would anime fans download their favourite shows for free when they could wait and buy the DVD? Part #2 of a series.