From "Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim" to "Inside Out 2" to "Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl," the year in animated features is looking strong.

The rivalry comes to a head in November with the finale season of Netflix's Emmy-winning adult animated video game adaptation.

Screening at Telluride, animator Adam Elliot takes IndieWire behind the making of his mordant Australian comedy, which won best feature film at Annecy, and stars local talent Sarah Snook, Kodi Smit-McPhee, and Jacki Weaver.

Co-showrunner Bruce Timm and art director Matt Girardi tell IndieWire about keeping things sleekly Deco and black and white for the title sequence.

Despite an entirely new cast of characters in the first anime "Terminator" offering, Mattson Tomlin's Netflix series feels trapped in the past, whether it's the repetitive (if stylish) action or the tired, sullen fears over technology, humanity, and our shared future.

Creator Mattson Tomlin tells IndieWire about his graphically violent anime reinvention, contrasting the importance of family with the existential threat of AI.

Netflix released a teaser clip introducing the new character, a pre-programmed gardening "gnome improvement" that turns into an AI nightmare.

Subtlety is for the weak. Storyboards are for action heroes.

Jim Carrey pulls double-duty as Eggman and Eggman's own dad.

Creator Mattson Tomlin tells IndieWire about channeling family from James Cameron in his anime reinvention of "Terminator" coming to Netflix.

After a famously rocky start, "BoJack Horseman" revealed itself midway through Season 1 — and won over legions of fans.

Director Kenji Kamiyama delivers incredibly detailed images in this first trailer for the long-awaited anime film.