Laika, the Portland, Oregon-based animation studio, has some very big plans for its 20th anniversary, including new movies ...

” a work of stop-motion animation, “ParaNorman” is at least as much about its texture as its story. Butler, Fell and company have built a comically grotesque world of pear-shaped dads ...

Laika's sets have gone silent for the summer, soundstages are vacant, workshops deserted. Characters from the Hillsboro animation studio's sophomore feature, "ParaNorman," sit frozen in time ...

The “ParaNorman” theatrical re-release premieres Saturday, Oct. 25 in the U.S. The film’s return to theaters is also launching a year-long 20th anniversary celebration of Laika.

LAIKA’s “ParaNorman” is returning from the great beyond. The 2012 feature, directed by Sam Fell and Chris Butler (who also wrote the screenplay), will have a one-week theatrical run this ...

ParaNorman came about because Knight became intrigued by some material Butler had developed on the side while working on Coraline. Selick urged him to show the first 30 pages of his ParaNorman ...

If you liked ParaNorman back in the day and wished to see it on the big screen again, you’re in luck.. Laika’s stop-motion horror movie is getting a one-week theatrical re-release in 2D and ...

“ParaNorman was a breakthrough film for Laika — emotionally rich, visually daring, and proudly weird in all the right ways,” said Laika’s Chief Marketing & Operations Officer David Burke.

As ParaNorman writer/director Chris Butler shared in the video, when he was crafting the film's story, he thought of the movie as a more subversive take on Scooby-Doo.With that, Mitch and Courtney ...

Also, Mitch is gay. But for most of “ParaNorman,” we don’t know that. All we know is that Mitch doesn’t much outperform Courtney on the ditz scale–when he football kicks a zombie’s ...

As ParaNorman writer/director Chris Butler shared in the video, when he was crafting the film's story, he thought of the movie as a more subversive take on Scooby-Doo.With that, Mitch and Courtney ...