Articles related to "Ralph Bakshi"

Bakshi's cult classic explores a post-apocalyptic future in which magic and peace, have flourished - until the discovery of a cache of Axis weaponry and propaganda.

Hey Good Lookin' is not for the faint of heart, it features foul language, racial stereotypes, sex, drugs, and violence - all set in a dark urban context.

Darren Aronofsky's film is nuanced, extremely realistic and well-researched, as well as emotionally gripping to the very last.

John Carpenter's dark vision oozes from nearly every frame of this gritty original.

Angela Morley, the composer for films like Watership Down and The Little Prince, died age 84.

Paul W.S. Anderson's Death Race is well-made and extremely exciting - a true action film for the hard-core action fan.

The irregular landscapes offered by urban settings can afford some excellent material for photographers who are looking for an inspiring, refreshing outdoor photoshoot.

Check out some freakin' cool live action reference images for Disney's 1959 classic Sleeping Beauty. Pictures previously appeared in Life magazine.

Man creates machine, machine outsmarts and destroys man ... twill puppets fight to save what's left of the world?

Across the Universe writers Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais discuss a CGI movie based on the music of the Rolling Stones. Flick would be called Ruby Tuesday.

Beowulf may have taken the Number One spot at the box office, but is it animated? Several animators, plus director Robert Zemeckis, sound off.

Animators complain that 2 Oscar nominees (Happy Feet and Monster House) use motion capture technology. Is Mocap is killing animation, or is it the logical heir to rotosco

Whether it's alleged homosexual agendas in Shrek 2 and Teletubbies, or those foul-mouthed kids in South Park, right-wingers do love to hate them toons.

Animator José Cuauhtemoc "Bill" Meléndez, who animated Peanuts specials such as "A Charlie Brown Christmas," died September 2nd, at the age of 91.

Warner Home Video's Horton Hears a Who Blu-Ray reminds us of the genius of Chuck Jones and Dr. Seuss, but loses the sequel Horton Hatches the Egg. 8/10.