Unikitty from 'The LEGO Movie' Will Have Her Own TV Show

Warner Bros. and Cartoon Network are joining forces to produce a TV series based on one of the characters from The LEGO Movie; the show will be called Unikitty! and will feature Princess Unikitty, - obviously - who was the always positive ruler of Cloud Cuckoo Land in the 2014 feature film.

Watch: The Trailer for 'Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders' Takes You Back to 1966

Adam West and Burt Ward revealed last year that they were going to reprise their iconic roles as Batman and Robin in an feature-length animated film; they starred, of course, in the incredibly campy Batman TV show that ran from 1966 to 1969. Well, Entertainment Weekly got their hands on a trailer for the upcoming movie. Watch it below.

The New 'LEGO Batman Movie' Trailer DOESN'T GIVE YOU SEATBELTS

This is the latest one in the ever-growing list of Comic Con trailers. The LEGO Batman Movie gets a new trailer, revealing Robin (voiced by Michael Cera). The film, directed by Chris McKay, is out in February 2017; and judging by this trailer (and the previous ones) it should be hilarious. Check out the new trailer below.

Watch: 'Justice League Action' Gets a Trailer

Justice League Action will debut on Cartoon Network this fall, but a trailer has already been made available by Warner Bros. - the highlight reel was first for Comic Con attendees, but we still get to see it now.

The 'Minecraft' Movie Will Arrive in May 2019

Warner Bros. announced that their upcoming Minecraft movie will be released on 25 May, 2019. The release will coincide with the 10 year anniversary of the video game franchise. A risky birthday, as the film will have to compete with Avengers : Infinity War Part II and Star Wars: Episode IX.

Warner Bros. is Developing an Animated 'Scooby-Doo' Feature Film

Warner Bros. just announced that they're planning to release an animated feature based on the popular Hanna-Barbera TV show Scooby-Doo: Where Are You?. The movie should be out in the US on the 21st September, 2018. More below.

Is 'The Iron Giant' Coming Back to Theaters?

Brad Bird is currently promoting Tomorrowland (which is releasing pretty soon), but Collider asked him a question about one of his earlier films - the first feature he directed, in fact: The Iron Giant. And it looks like the 1999 animated film could be re-released in theaters.

Warner Bros. Has Some 'Storks' Updates

Nicholas Stoller                                      Doug Sweetland

The Wrap reports that Nicholas Stoller and Doug Sweetland will co-direct Storks for Warner Bros. We talked about the project before, but at the time Doug Sweetland seemed to be the solo director. A release date was also announced: Storks is scheduled for a 23rd September, 2016 opening.

Three LEGO Movies Get New Release Dates

The LEGO Movie was a huge success last year, with a worldwide total gross of $468M in theaters. As you may know and unsurprisingly, Warner Bros. wants to repeat the formula; today we learned the release dates for three of these films.

Drew Pearce and Jason Segel to Write/Direct a LEGO Movie Spin-Off

The Hollywood Reporter just revealed that yet another LEGO movie is on the way. It's not The LEGO Movie Sequel (directed by Rob Schrab and scheduled for 2018). It's not The LEGO Batman Movie either (helmed by Chris McKay and set for a 2017 release). It's not even Ninjago (with Charlie Bean in the director's chair and opening next year). The new spin-off is called The Billion Brick Race and will be co-written/directed by Jason Segel and Drew Pearce.

Adventure Time Is Heading to the Big Screen

Deadline reports that the popular Cartoon Network TV show Adventure Time is getting its own feature film. The film will be developed by Warner Bros. and Cartoon Network Studios.

The LEGO Movie 2: Everything is Announced

The LEGO Movie 2 is no more. Fear not though, because the film is simply undergoing a minor title change. It will now be known as the more meta The LEGO Movie Sequel. It was also announced that directors of the first film Chris Miller and Phil Lord won't return at the helm, as they probably are overwhelmed by other directing projects; Rob Schrab will replace them for the sequel.

Chris Miller and Phil Lord to Write The Lego Movie 2

The Lego Movie remains one of the best and most successful films of the year, so it's no surprise that Warner Bros. commissioned a sequel to it. That, and the expansions to their Lego universe, was all very good, but there was no word on who was directing the movie and, while that still remains a mystery, Deadline has confirmed that the directors of the original film, Chris Miller and Phil Lord, are set to at least write the sequel!

Animated Films that Need Blu-ray Releases ASAP

In this day and age, where digital streaming is becoming the norm and physical media is waning, it's nonetheless hard to believe that some of the most celebrated animated films aren't available in HD yet. Here's a list of the films that need a Blu-ray release as soon as possible. This list applies to US releases.

The Lego Movie 2 Officially Set for May 2017

The first film's not been out long (but it's already made more than $200 million, all the same), but The Lego Movie has done such wonders for Warner Bros.' newly-resurged animation division that the studio have not only already greenlit a sequel, but given it a release date! The Lego Movie 2 will open on 26th May, 2017, says Variety.

Animation at the Box-Office: Frozen Now Over $900 Million; Big Opening for The Lego Movie

It's been a good few months for animation at the box-office, and that looks to continue as we move further into the second month of 2014. With Disney's mammoth hit musical Frozen still going strong, and Warner Bros.' The Lego Movie doing expectedly big business, mainstream American animation is doing immensely well right now.

The Lego Movie Review - Everything is Awesome!

I must confess, when The Lego Movie was announced, I was not particularly excited. Lego was a big part of my childhood and even if I don't buy any sets or build anything anymore, I've always been fond of the company and their products. However, I couldn't really see how Warner Bros. could adapt this huge world into a successful movie. It gave me the impression that it was going to be a blatant product placement piece rather than a genuine work of art. Thankfully, I was completely wrong about the whole thing, and not only does The Lego Movie celebrate the company's legacy, but it also provides an utterly original and beautiful story filled with great characters.

New Super-Spoof Trailer for The Lego Movie: "Man of Plastic"

Warner Bros.' block-busting return to animation, The Lego Movie, hits cinemas on Friday, so the studio have been rolling out loads of - in the words of their own advertising - "awesome" clips, trailers and TV spots for the film! With DC's super-roster at their fingertips, WB have free rein to Legoify big-name superheroes - hence why we've got this really funny new trailer, spoofing Man of Steel. Plus, hey, a bit of Hans Zimmer's marvellous score makes anything better. Check out that, and more, below.

Super New TV Spot and Posters for The Lego Movie

Likely the best big-screen Justice League film we're going to get in the foreseeable future is assembling! Block by block. Warner Bros. have rolled out two super new posters and an awesome TV spot for The Lego Movie (directed by Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and 21 Jump Street's Phil Lord and Chris Miller), featuring the Lego versions of the Dark Knight and the Man of Steel!

Watch: Bat-tastic New Trailer for The Lego Movie

Although quite a few of the films originally slated to open in it have migrated (Pixar pushed The Good Dinosaur back to November 2015, Universal also pushed Minions back to July that year), 2014 still has a pretty exciting line-up of animated films - this is one such film. Warner Bros. have rolled out a hilarious new trailer for The Lego Movie, featuring a healthy dose of Will Arnett's Lego Batman!