Gag-filled animated action-comedy true to the spirit of classic cartoons and actually lives up to the hype. Make sure to see it in 3D. It’s a rarity akin to finding that 100th monkey who can type ...

James Cameron ’s Aliens is one of the most beloved sci-horror franchises ever made, full of xenomorphs tearing through space marines, with R rated violence, body horror, and all that grit. In the ...

In Dreamworks’ “Monsters vs. Aliens,” Reese Witherspoon is the voice of a young woman, Susan, who’s just about to be married to a smarmy TV weatherguy (Paul Rudd), when she’s struck by a meteorite and ...

There is a moment in the mischievous and occasionally hilarious “Monsters vs. Aliens” when horrified citizens who are fleeing across the Golden Gate Bridge are reminded that “exact change is not ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. DreamWorks Animation SKG posted a 48% decline in third-quarter profits, ...

"Monsters vs. Aliens," the first of DreamWorks Animation's promised rollout of nothing but 3-D movies, is a jokey, action-packed movie that demonstrates what 3-D can do for animation -- and perhaps ...

In a new video game for cell phones set to launch in Japan, the point is simple: Roaming players must point their handsets in the right direction to score. Called Navimon, the game requires a cell ...

The mute Insectosaurus hovers behind Missing Link (voiced by Will Arnett), Ginormica (Reese Witherspoon), B.O.B. (Seth Rogen) and Dr. Cockroach (Hugh Laurie) in sci-fi comedy Monsters vs. Aliens.

There are two types of people: camp kids and non-camp kids. Going to summer camp — spending time making lanyards, s’mores, and friends around a campfire, far away from mom and dad — is a profoundly ...

Talk about a monster hit. The makers of "Monsters vs. Aliens" are so sure of its success that they set up the sequel before the first movie ends. No brag, just fact. That's because this ...

In a new video game for cell phones set to launch in Japan, the point is simple: Roaming players must point their handsets in the right direction to score. Called Navimon, the game requires a cell ...