Voltron: Legendary Defender’s fourth season is weird. A mere six episodes long (after a normal-length season was split to create the show’s third and fourth), at times it feels like it’s been cobbled together out of a season we never got to see the rest of. Yet despite that, it delivers some hugely satisfying stories…
Netflix’s Voltron: Legendary Defender ended season three on more of a question mark than a cliffhanger, mainly because the Powers That Be chose to split the latest season into two half-seasons. The latest trailer for “season four” is here, showing Voltron gaining some major popularity for the war effort... but it’s…
Need some Voltron to be excited about while waiting for the second half of Voltron: Legendary Defender’s great third season, masquerading itself as season four? Well, good news: Lion Forge is bringing back its comic book companion to the show later this fall.
Lots of bodies in bags... well, if you’re making successive iterations of cyborgs, you’ve got to get the raw material from somewhere, right?
Like most people, she’s not at all too happy at the prospect of waking up. Unlike most people, though, it’s because she’s freaking the hell out at the thought of being in an entirely different body than her own.
Last year’s first season of Voltron: Legendary Defender was a solid start for rebooting Voltron, and its second season is much the same in terms of fun, solid giant robot action. But it’s made even better by expanding its scope, telling richer stories, and focusing more on character development, which turns an already…
When we last saw our brave paladins in Voltron: Legendary Defender, they’d been scattered off to regions unknown after their battle with Zarkon. But it turns out that being separated and flung away to distant parts of the galaxy may come second to the immediate problem of “being eaten by alien wildlife” for at least…
One of the rare things we disliked about the first season of Netflix and Dreamwork’s new Voltron show was basically that it ended far too abruptly—and we really wanted more. The good news is that more is on the way real very soon, and we’ve got a tiny sneak peek of what’s to come.
Good news! Dreamworks and Netflix’s updated take on Voltron isn’t just coming back, it’s coming back even sooner than we expected: Season two will begin in late 2016.
Lions were found and heads were formed when Voltron returned to TV this month with the arrival of Dreamworks’ reboot, Legendary Defender, on Netflix. Even if you were never a fan of the classic cartoon, it’s well worth a binge-watch, but there are still a few bugs in this debut season. Here’s what worked and what…
We’ve seen Voltron himself already, and even a brief teaser, but Netflix has finally released extended footage from Voltron: Legendary Defender its upcoming reboot of the classic animated series. Check it out!
Comcast is in talks to buy DreamWorks for over $3 billion according to a new report by the Wall Street Journal.
We’ve known for a while that the planned Voltron reboot had evolved from a Dreamworks movie into a Dreamworks TV series for Netflix—but now the streaming video company has lifted the lid on how Voltron: Legendary Defenders is taking shape. And good news, lion-robot fans: It sounds and looks a hell of a lot like Voltron…
Following in the footsteps of 22-minute long toy commercials posing as cartoons (like Transformers or Jem and the Holograms) DreamWorks Animation and Netflix are about to release a new series called Dinotrux starring what could be the most toy-friendly characters ever devised: construction vehicles that are also…
DreamWorks’ Dragons: Race to the Edge hits Netflix June 26; Hiccup and Toothless lead the charge, of course, but all kinds of new dragons will also be added into the mix.
Ethan Jones is back with another interesting visual breakdown of movie logos, this time focusing on DreamWorks. You know that intro sequence, where a fishing line gets dropped into the water from a boy on the moon. Here are all the variations that have popped up in DreamWorks movies since they first started using the…
Toymaker Hasbro is in talks to buy CG movie powerhouse Dreamworks Animation for some ungodly amount of money. According to Deadline.com, , the two giants would form "a family entertainment powerhouse to be called DreamWorks-Hasbro." But what does Disney think about this?
Buried in an article on Warner Bros.' casting choices for their Suicide Squad movie is the news that DreamWorks has reportedly gone after Scarlett Johansson to star in their live-action adaptation of Ghost in the Shell.
It's great to have a good imagination, sure. But do you know what's even better? Having a dad who can use special effects to put you inside all of your favorite movies and games. Awwww heck yes.
