Much like this week's 'Adventures of Tintin,' these movies aren't children-exclusive.

Ratatouille swept the board at the animation industry's Annie Awards in Los Angeles on Friday, taking home 10 prizes.

The anti-Pixar Persepolis, a much different coming-of-age story than we’re used to, is more touching and real than most live-action films could ever hope to be.

Treasure hunters, a trio of singing chipmunks and Will Smith on his own helped Hollywood end the year on a high note. Nicolas Cage's National Treasure: Book of Secrets topped the North American box office for the second weekend with $35.6 million, followed by Alvin and the Chipmunks with $30 million and Smith's I Am Legend with $27.5 million.

Ratatouille and Surf's Up look set to dominate the 2008 Annie Awards for film and television animation after landing 13 and 10 nominations, respectively.

Romanian film 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days was awarded the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival Sunday.