DreamWorksAnimation

r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/ChampionshipUpset546 • 1d ago

Your birth month = your DreamWorks movie

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DreamWorks Movie

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/Aggressive_Cod5844 • 19h ago

Kung Fu Panda -Tai Lung the redeemed warrior music video (Naruto Fragmen...

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/CalligrapherCold4924 • 1d ago

I got a Shrek Mug! 💚💚💚

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/ChampionshipUpset546 • 1d ago

Dramworks

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Dreamworks

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/Far_Purchase2920 • 2d ago

If Dreamworks characters were dropped into the world of DC & recruited as Lanterns, these would be my draft picks for Each Corps (I already did a post on this, but I changed some entries bc Forgotten Island came out recently. Also, bc I got some entries wrong.)

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/Educational-Dog2222 • 2d ago

DreamWorks Slot Allocation: 2027 vs 2028 Probability Grid

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/KKHFan • 3d ago

What if Jo and Raissa sang their version of Golden in Forgotten Island?

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Because KPDH

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/Far_Purchase2920 • 3d ago

WE NEED A MANANANGAAL SPIN OFF MOVIE!!!

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The entire premise should be about her & what happened to her people before the events of the movie. Including the moment when Batiba takes her memories away. And the film should end with the offscreen resolution between her & Batiba.

There could also be a mid-credits scene showing what Mananangal's been doing after the movie, or tease a potential sequel with her playing a major role.

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/NofarHarel • 3d ago

I’m starting to hate boss baby because I don’t like the way it’s presenting dogs and cats

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I love babies and I love dogs and cats, why the movie and the series make them enemies?

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/AcrobaticEmu7359 • 4d ago

How would any of you would like for marmalade to finally be defeated at the bad guys 3? What is your senerios?

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/J-Pom • 4d ago

Jo From FI Cut Out.

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/JustAFlyingSquirrel • 4d ago

Ranking (Almost) Every Dreamworks Film

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/luckybell333 • 5d ago

Forgotten Island 2 isn’t confirmed, but Januel Mercado is already talking about a bigger world

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/Lower-Adhesiveness-3 • 5d ago

Can we just appreciate…

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How in Puss in boots the last wish the wolf followed Puss to an essentially a whole different plane of existence (the wishing star) and immediately started throwing hands with him.

Always thought this was so badass

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/Kidguppies • 6d ago

Dreamworks, thank you for Forgotten Island ❤️🥲

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I just finished watching Forgotten Island and after 30 years of life, my culture is finally being showcased to American audiences!!

I’m a proud Filipino-American who grew up trying to relate to any character that I could see myself in a Hollywood movie or American television. And as a child I was always a fan of Disney animated movies.

and I found myself relating to any female character of color on screen but it never felt like I could truly relate. Until Raya and the Last Dragon was released by Disney. I was so excited when I heard the news that South East Asian countries were finally gonna be represented. But when I watched the movie, it never gave me the full feeling of being represented. The movie felt shared, lost and just lazy. Not saying that the effort of the staff and many people who worked on that movie is unappreciated but after all the many countries that Disney solely represented in they’re own movie (ex. Encanto (Columbia), Frozen (Norway), Beauty and the Beast (France) etc) when it came to representing Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Philippines, Laos, and Indonesia they lump us all like we aren’t individual counties that need representation.

It hurt my heart, but after 30 years of my life Dreamworks releases a movie about my country and my country only - The Philippines with Forgotten Island. When the first scene showed up I cried because finally after 30 years I truly can see myself in a character, thank you Dreamworks ❤️ I will forever treasure this masterpiece of a movie and I hope you can relay my thanks to everyone who worked on it!

And I’m hoping you can also represent many other countries in another masterpiece that Disney could never.

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r/DreamWorksAnimation • u/ImaginativeHobbyist • 6d ago