Boys and girls, here we have an animated family movie about being ugly, being tormented by your peers, being bad at sports, and being neglected by your parents, who are humiliated by your mistakes and ...

IGN and Chicken Little want you to be ready in the event of an alien invasion. That's why we've been featuring a series of tips that will help you be prepared in IGN & Chicken Little's Guide to Alien ...

The Walt Disney Co. pioneered feature animation in the 1930s -- but later this year it will take its first full-fledged foray into computer animation with “Chicken Little.” The $100-million-plus ...

MAKING A convincing case for the possibility of life after Pixar, Disney’s technically ambitious “Chicken Little” — the studio’s first fully computer-animated, in-house feature — is a consistently ...

Sometimes telling the truth can bring ridicule and torment. Just ask Chicken Little. In Disney’s first computer-animated movie without the help of Pixar, “Chicken Little,” the title character (voiced ...

Disney's first in-studio computer-animated feature, an update of the "Chicken Little" fable, earns plenty of chuckles in its own right and will offer kids from kindergarten on up a happy diversion. It ...

In the heart of the nation's capital, in a courthouse of the U.S. government, one man will stop at nothing to keep his honor, and one will stop at nothing to find the truth.

Disney's first inhouse all-CG animated feature, "Chicken Little," lives up to its name by serving up a fraction of what audiences are used to getting in this department from Pixar and DreamWorks -- ...

Disney plans to release its modern take on the Chicken Little folk tale this holiday season. The film, which is Disney's first computer animated film not developed by Pixar, tells the story of Chicken ...

Disney's first inhouse all-CG animated feature, "Chicken Little," lives up to its name by serving up a fraction of what audiences are used to getting in this department from Pixar and DreamWorks -- ...

The film’s basic premise comes from the old Chicken Little fable, and it opens with a frenetic scene in which the Little Chicken himself—a spunky but misunderstood preteen of teeny proportions—is hit ...