Don Bluth

...once bound for a regular Nintendo DS release. Given previous portable announcements, consider our enthusiasm for yet another port of Don Bluth's beautifully animated Dragon's Lair measured. A Nintendo DS version of the game was announced a...

In this article: Dragon's Lair, Nintendo, Nintendo DS, Digital Leisure, and Germany

..., in 1960. The company was based in downtown Los Angeles. Three of Walt Disney Animation Studios's highest ranking animators - Don Bluth, Gary Goldman and John Pomeroy - left the Walt Disney Company in 1979, along with a group of artists and...

In this article: Morris F. Sullivan, Sullivan Bluth Studios, Walt Disney Company, Gary Goldman, Los Angeles Times, California, and The Land Before Time

...entirely in Japan, LaserActive didn't even get the benefit of the hit U.S. laserdisc games that might have been killer apps. In 1983, Don Bluth's famed animation studio had produced a well-known arcade game called Dragon's Lair, in which...

In this article: LaserActive, Sega, CD-i, NEC, Sega CD, Dragon's Lair, Japan, and Wired.com

...plod around in jumpsuits as exorcists for hire. (PG; runs through Sept. 3) AN AMERICAN TAIL Encore on Comcast) Director Don Bluth teams up with producer Steven Spielberg to create a delightful animated fantasy that can rightly take its...

In this article: Disney, Encore, Comcast, Steven Spielberg, Dan Aykroyd, An American Tail, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, and Manhattan

...is currently in development. Why not just re-release this wonderful 1982 version? "The Secret of NIMH" was a high point for animator Don Bluth, who did some innovative work while helping to loosely adapt the book into an enjoyable...

In this article: Elmo, Coraline, Henry Selick, Sesame Street, The Secret of NIMH, DVD, Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH, Neil Gaiman, and Andrea Bocelli

...than a re-make of the original film that many GeekDads may remember well. The Secret of NIMH was made in 1982 and directed by Don Bluth and included the voice of GeekDad favorite Wil Wheaton as Martin (who evidently might be playing a role in...

In this article: The Secret of NIMH, Hobbit, Wired.com, Robert C. O'Brien, Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH, The Illusionist, and The Lucky Ones

...per THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER. Best known in the movie world as the MGM 1982 animated film THE SECRET OF NIMH from director Don Bluth, the story would likely get a live-action/animation treatment similar to ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS, G-FORCE...

In this article: Cary Granat, Robert C. O'Brien, Walden Media, Newbery Medal, Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH, and MGM

...be the second theatrical go-round for the book, which MGM brought to the screen in 1982 as the animated "The Secret of NIMH," directed by Don Bluth. Robert C. O'Brien's book has been a staple in children's bookstores and libraries since it...

In this article: MGM, The Illusionist, Guinea pig, Newbery Medal, Robert C. O'Brien, and Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH

...where he premiered his animated debut film Don't Feed the Bear. This film attracted the attention of legendary animation director Don Bluth, who offered Nassos a permanent position with his company. In Sullivan-Bluth Studios, Nassos began...

In this article: Athens, California Institute of the Arts, El Cid, DreamWorks, Warner Bros., Thumbelina, Los Angeles, and Cyprus International Film Festival

posted May 28th, 2009 3:08 AM EDT by arn in $4.99, Retro, iPhone games, iPod touch games Don Bluth's classic arcade game Space Ace has just landed in the App Store for a price of $4.99 [link]. The launch is sure to excite fans of the...

In this article: Space Ace, Iphone, Dragon's Lair, Mad Dog McCree, Pac Man, Sierra, Laserdisc, App Store, and Digital Leisure