It mgiht only be March, but its time to get upset about Christmas already with this new trailer from Illumination Entertainment about Dr Seuss' The Grinch

If you wanted to make a high-quality animated movie based on arguably the most popular video-game character in history, Illumination might not be the studio you would want for that. So why did Nintendo decide to go with them anyway? Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto reveals why.

It's been nearly a decade and a half since Mario Bros.'s disastrous first and seemingly last outing on the big screen, but now Nintendo has roped in an animated film giant to adapt their beloved video game characters for a feature film once more.

In its 3rd iteration, the characters are losing their charm and even the beloved minions can't save it this time. The kids will probably still love this, but parents could be in for a frustrating time.

With 2016 being one of the most successful years in animation, studios are looking to capitalise, building on the franchises that brought fun to movie screens. You just might have to wait for some of these anticipated feature films.

Animated musical Sing is so cheerful, charming and crammed with pop hits it's easy to forgive its tired formula.

2016 wasn’t the best year, but we had a lot of good movies at least. And there are still a few more to look forward to! Here's what's opening in the next three weeks.

There is no secret formula at work here, this is a by the numbers Illumination Entertainment film. But when it’s this much fun, there is nothing wrong with that...