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Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis are back, and animated, for Global/Fox's 2009 TV series The Animated Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie.

Yes, 2003's Brother Bear did well enough to warrant a sequel. Brother Bear 2 hits DVD shelves August 29.

Canadian actors from the past and present such as John Candy and Jim Carrey have made memorable contributions to the film industry.

The Spaceballs Saga continues in animated form, but it still stays true to Mel Brooks' love of parodies. And in this series, no big franchise is safe.

Get ready for lots of laugh when goofy detectives, reporters, pseudo-scientists, and space travelers take over.

A clip featuring the frogs from Disney's Meet the Robinsons gives a lesson in proper movie theatre behaviour.

Mel Brooks brings his irreverent comedy to the cartoon world with Spaceballs: The Totally Warped Animated Adventures.

New details about Mel Brooks' new cartoon, Spaceballs: The Animated Series, which will come to the G4 Network in the fall of 2007.

Take movie vacation adventures with these sci fi videos and fantasy films to rent that take you to the kingdom of Fantasia or a safari adventure in a suburban backyard

It's easy for a horror film to slip between the conscience of the general audience.

The Ghostbusters series is to get a third installment in the form of a new video game with a whole new storyline to continue the franchise.

Check out the 5th Sign of the Apocalypse: the trailer for Spaceballs: The Animated Series, starring Mel Brooks and Daphne Zuniga.

Fans of Amy Adams get a double dose of comedy when two of her best films come out on DVD.

Want to spend a night laughing at your favorite sci fi videos? Then check out these great movies to rent that lampoon Star Wars, Star Trek, and the Frankenstein movie.

An unusual 80's cult film from the director of The Warriors. Owners of HD-DVD players should seek out this discontinued disc. It's an entertaining movie experience

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? was an animation classic that made over $325 million at the box office. But egos and backstabbing killed all hopes for a sequel. Here's why.