Review
Horton Hears a Who!'s character and set designs are pure Dr. Seuss, as is the narration in rhyme.
By René Walling
By Noell Wolfgram Evans
Interview
Director Michael Arias speaks his mind on his movie, anime distribution and why he prefers dubs to subtitles.
By Emru and Tamu Townsend
Image Gallery
Explore Tekkonkinkreet through images of its characters, and especially of its locale, the weird and wondrous Treasure Town.
Review
The Astro Boy Essays traces the evolution and rise of manga and anime through the lens of Osamu Tezuka's iconic robot.
By Aaron H. Bynum
By Emru Townsend
Review
The Art of Ratatouille is full of drawings, paintings and sculptures showing how the characters and sets evolved before the nuts and bolts of computer animation were applied.
By Mark Mayerson
Review
Produced for an adult demographic, the spy anime 009-1 pulls no punches.
By Aaron H. Bynum
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