While all of the original theatrical shorts were removed from the platform, not all Looney Tunes content is gone from Max.

Subtitled “A Looney Tunes Movie,” this installment, directed by Peter Browngardt, takes bubble gum to a whole new level.

Max has removed the original Looney Tunes shorts despite previous assurances they would stay, as the franchise releases its latest film in theaters.

You have to hunt around a bit on this channel to find everything you're looking for, but other than buying DVD box sets or Blu-rays, this is your best bet right now.

The 27th edition of Bordeaux’s Cartoon Movie, the pitching and co-production event dedicated to European animated features, ran this year from 4-6 March. Here, we present details of four interesting ...

Latvian studio behind 'Flow' takes home the biggest accolade at Cartoon Movie, the pitching festival for animated feature ...

Cartoon Movie, the annual pitching showcase festival for animated films brought 55 new projects from 16 countries this year. The 27th edition of the festival took place once again in Bordeaux from ...

Disney fans have been left unexpectedly optimistic about the forthcoming Lilo & Stitch live-action remake after the official ...

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Tigran Arakelyan’s Zako, a France-Armenia project about the painter Sargis Mangasaryan who survived the concentration camps ...

Lithgow noted that Chris Farley was originally supposed to voice Shrek, but he died in 1997. The studio brought in Mike Myers instead. “Mike Myers recorded the whole thing. Then they decided he should ...