"Justice League: Gods and Monsters" is a direct-to-video animated film based on DC Comics characters. The film is directed by Sam Liu and produced by Bruce Timm. The story follows a new version of the Justice League, featuring alternate versions of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman who are much darker and more violent than their mainstream counterparts. The film explores their origins and their struggle to clear their names after being framed for a series of murders.

Space Jam: A New Legacy is a 2021 live-action/animated sports comedy film that serves as a standalone sequel to the 1996 film, Space Jam. The film stars NBA superstar LeBron James as he teams up with the Looney Tunes characters to save his son from an evil algorithm in a virtual reality world. The film features appearances from many well-known Warner Bros. characters, including Batman, King Kong, and the Iron Giant.

"Batman vs. Robin" is an animated superhero movie released in 2015, directed by Jay Oliva. The movie is based on the comic book storyline "The Court of Owls" by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo. The movie follows Batman and his son Damian Wayne, who is also known as Robin. Damian struggles to balance his duties as a vigilante with his desire for a normal life, while Batman investigates a secret society known as the Court of Owls.

"Princess Mononoke" is a Japanese animated film that was released in 1997. The movie is set in medieval Japan and follows the story of Ashitaka, a prince who becomes involved in a conflict between humans and the spirits of the forest. He meets Princess Mononoke, a human raised by wolves who fights against humans who are destroying the forest.

Beloved Winnie the Pooh is back in an all new 2011 movie...any of us grew up knowing Winnie the Pooh and his merry band of friends. The sales of stuffed animals depicting the Pooh Bear have been in the millions and every book and movie about him has been a runaway hit. Bringing back Winnie the Pooh for an updated version of a beloved character was no easy task because it's like holy ground that must be tread upon cautiously. Can't screw up the Pooh! This is the first big Pooh movie in over thirty five years so it better be good. That's why they tossed out the CG people and opted for Disney's original hand-drawn type of animation we all know and love.riter and playwright A.A. Milne said the idea of Pooh came from his son's teddy bear which was named after a black bear from the London Zoo and a swan named Pooh. Milne's stories and poems about Winnie the Pooh are classics. Ashdown Forest is the place where the real Christopher Robin spent his summer vacations and where the books were written by Milne.

Animated feature film Brave is the latest 3D flick to come from the Disney stables and it appears to be a winner! True to legend there are curses and witches who bestow them on the innocent. When Princess Merida, who is a skilled archer, defied an ancient custom she found out how badly her actions were taken when the lords of the land unleashed a beastly curse on her. When Merida consults with an old wise woman she advises her by granting an ill fated wish that brings on a beastly curse. Now Merida must find a way to remove her curse and it will take bravery on her part to convince the wicked old witch to take it back. Along the way she encounters such characters as Lord Dingwall (Robbie Contrane from the Harry Potter series), and Lord MacGuffin (Kevin McKidd from Made of Honor, Hannibal Rising). Her parents King Fergus (Billy Connolly from Billy Connolly's Route 66, Gulliver's Travels) and Queen Elinor (Emma Thompson from Sense and Sensibility, Howard's End) know their daughter to be impetuous but also brave and skilled as an archer so they allow her to live her own life and travel down her own chosen path as she learns about the rewards of bravery.