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A group of humanoid cats must flee their planet of Thundera after it's destroyed. After crash-landing on another planet, Third Earth, they must thwart Mumm-Ra, an evil sorcerer, bent on killing them off.

Puff the Magic Dragon is an ageless dragon who befriends Jackie Paper, a shy child, and takes him to the land called Honalee.

The film will poke fun at the last 60 years of superheroes while still delivering on the genre of an action packed, satirical, irreverent and edgy film that is fun for the whole family.

Set in a place called Toonie Terrace, where good-natured Toonies rambunctiously and without fail outwit the Meanies, who are trying to do them in, Rascal Raccoon finally and unexpectedly kills his longtime nemesis, Jumpin’ Jackalope. Needing a new target, he sets his sights on the animator who created him.

A live-action and animation hybrid film about the world of Lisa Frank who specializes in merchandise with colorful psychedelic designs.

A live-action romantic comedy with the mischievous nature of the Tinkerbell character.

Story revolves around a garage band from Earth which journeys across the Universe to qualify for a shot at superstardom in an Intergalactic Battle of the Bands.

Unknown to most of her friends and family, adolescent Betty Barrett is a Galactic Guardian, dedicated to interstellar peacekeeping and law enforcement.

A tale of a young girl's close encounter with the galaxy's most wanted extraterrestrial.

Set in a surreal, mind-bending landscape, where established laws of space and time do not apply.

Mr. Toad goes on a wild car ride which takes him through Toad Hall, a warehouse, Winkie's Pub, the streets of London and even the countryside as he aggravates policemen and terrifies everyone from pedestrians to a farmer and his sheep.

A dark winged creature raises spirits from the dead. They dance, fly through the air and enjoy an night of mayhem until they fade away as the night ends and the sun begins to rise.

The new caper film will focus on the Pink Panther character, rather than Inspector Clouseau, and will harken back to the tone shared by the original Friz Freleng and David De Patie cartoons as well as that of Blake Edwards’ films.