Critterz' will be made using OpenAI's GPT-5 model and other image generation tools. It's expected to be debut at the Cannes Film Festival in May.

Can generative AI animate a decent movie? That question's getting an early test.  OpenAI and production studio Vertigo Films have announced a plan to create a feature-length adaptation of a 2023 short film made as a demonstration for OpenAI's Dall-E image generator.

OpenAI faces competition from Google LLC and Runway AI Inc., a well-funded developer of video generation models. In June, Runway partnered with AMC Networks Inc. to help its artists design special effects faster. It earlier inked a deal to develop a custom AI model trained on Lionsgate’s film catalog.

"I play a fat, lazy, rude, opinionated creature with fangs, who’s not as smart or brave as he thinks he is. So quite a stretch."

OpenAI is providing the technical tools for an AI-animated film called 'Critterz,' which is set to debut next year.

OpenAI is looking to take on Hollywood studios with an animated movie called Critterz that will be almost entirely generated by AI.

The last quarter-century of animation has produced some incredible and iconic villains, from Kung Fu Panda's Tai Lung to The Incredibles' Syndrome.

OpenAI is throwing its resources behind a mostly AI-generated animated film that was the brainchild of one of the company's employees. As first reported by the Wall Street Journal, the film will be called Critterz and will follow forest creatures who go on an adventure after their village is disrupted by a stranger.

Batman: The Animated Series revolutionized Mr. Freeze, turning him into one of the best DC villains, who must be part of the DCU.

British musician Damon Albarn’s Gorillaz is set to release their ninth album, The Mountain, featuring collaborations with Indian legends Asha Bhosle, Anoushka Shankar, and global artists.

"The Office" creator Ricky Gervais has lined up his next project, the adult animated comedy series "Alley Cats," at Netflix.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' is officially the sequel to 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie,' with Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, Jack Black, and more returning.