Weird News Penguins The real Happy Feet: Penguin looks just like Mumble from Bafta winning cartoon Emperor penguin captured in amazing detail by wildlife photographer News Angela Wormald 21:05, 30 ...

But while “Happy Feet Two” brings back the characters and obsessions of the first film, it doesn’t go anywhere new or seem to have any reason to be — other than to push some tickets and ...

Except “Happy Feet,” which both my mom and I thought sucked. We couldn’t believe it. How could the producers blow this movie? In the world of cartoon cinema, this should have been a virtual gimme.

To clarify, Happy Feet is an animated film – but it’s not a cartoon. To paraphrase Gene, where is the future of the feature length cartoon?

Happy Feet This CG-animated film with a "Dumbo"-esque story about a tap-dancing emperor penguin aims for -- and delivers -- something more than a charming children's cartoon.

This sentence in the Associated Press review of HAPPY FEET should raise a few eyebrows: “So the goodhearted Mumble is nonetheless a total outcast – though he should be the most popular guy on ...

Here’s my Happy Feet genesis theory: A bunch of movie executives got together and decided that if they dumped every cartoon convention into a Big Movie grinder, they might end up with a hit.

For his follow-up to Snow White, Walt Disney developed a plotline that would anchor many animated features (Kung Fu Panda, Tangled, Happy Feet, The Little Mermaid, just to name four on this list ...

Like the classic animated Disney movies from decades ago — “Bambi,” for example, or “Dumbo” — “Happy Feet” isn’t afraid to get a little serious, a little dark. It isn’t afraid ...

'Happy Feet' first and last George Miller is beyond happy having made two "Happy Feet" features despite the extended absence behind the camera from one pic to the next.

JACKSON, Miss. — It probably didn’t seem like much to many on the scene of an accident when a D’Iberville, Miss., firefighter calmed a frightened child with a video of Happy Feet on his ...

The dancers are so graceful and athletic that their moves seem impossible. Which, of course, they are, this being an animated cartoon. Happy Feet is not science but commerce. And, possibly, art.