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Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Dog Man: When will animated film release online? Here's streaming release date, plot, where to watch and characters
Peacock will begin streaming the animated film Dog Man on May 30. Based on Dav Pilkey's book series, the film follows a police dog and officer turned into one being. Dog Man faces off against a villain while discovering unexpected friendship and the meaning of family. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Streaming Release Date Book Series Adaptation Plot and Characters Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Box Office Success and Production Team FAQs Peacock has confirmed the exclusive release of Dog Man, the animated film from DreamWorks, on May 30. The movie is based on the popular book series by Dav made the announcement on Wednesday morning. The streaming platform will release Dog Man exclusively on May 30. The film features voice performances by Pete Davidson, Lil Rel Howery and animated movie is adapted from Dav Pilkey's bestselling book series. Pilkey is known for creating Captain Underpants. The story begins with a loyal police dog and his human officer. They both suffer injuries during duty. A strange surgery merges them into one being. This leads to the creation of Dog Man tries to adjust to his new identity. He wants to gain approval from his boss, voiced by Lil Rel Howery. The main enemy is Petey the Cat, voiced by Pete Davidson. Petey wants to clone himself to increase his evil power. A surprise twist happens when the cloned kitten bonds with Dog Man. This brings a new message about family and Man was released in theaters in January. It made over $143 million worldwide. Peter Hastings wrote and directed the film. He has worked on projects like The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants and Pinky and the Brain. He also voices the lead character. The cast includes Isla Fisher, Lucas Hopkins Calderon and Ricky Gervais. Karen Foster produced the film. Dav Pilkey is listed as executive Hastings, the director of the movie, provides the voice for the character Dog Man tells the story of a police dog fused with a human officer, who must stop a villain and learns the value of family.
Yahoo
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'Dog Man' to start streaming May 30 on Peacock
April 30 (UPI) -- The DreamWorks Animation film Dog Man, based on Dav Pilkey's book series of the same name, is coming to Peacock May 30, the streamer announced Wednesday. The movie follows the aftermath of "a harebrained surgery" that joins a police officer and his police dog into one "dog man" following an explosion. Dog Man attempts to win over his police chief, who is voiced by Lil Rel Howery, and stop an evil cat, portrayed by Pete Davidson, who is intent on "cloning himself and creating an evil kitten," per the movie synopsis. "The story takes a turn when the kitten forges an unexpected bond with Dog Man and in the process, they discover the power of family to bring even the most hostile foes together," the description continues. Dog Man also features the voices of Isla Fisher, Lucas Hopkins Calderon and Ricky Gervais, and opened in theaters Jan. 31.
Yahoo
26-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Dog Man will battle a cyborg fish in 'Dog Man: The Musical' this winter
The hit book series Dog Man is coming to the stage in the Twin Cities. Hennepin Arts will bring "Dog Man: The Musical" to the Pantages Theatre in Downtown Minneapolis this December, dropping Dav Pilkey's half-dog, half-man into the real world. The show from TheaterWorksUSA, which premiered in 2019, will have five shows over two days on Dec. 6 and 7, about a year after the first film based on the series arrived in theaters. Like the film released in January — also based on the book series by the author of Captain Underpants — the musical sees Dog Man attempting to save his city from Flippy the Cyborg Fish and his army of sentient buildings. At the same time, he's contending with Petey, the evil cat, who may or may not have to join forces with Dog Man. Tickets for the five-show run at Pantages will go on sale Friday, Feb. 28 at 10 a.m.
Yahoo
20-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The best kids' movies coming out in 2025
Whether it's a rainy day, a school break, or just a much-needed two-hour breather, a great kids' movie can be a lifesaver for parents. And let's be honest—we're buying the tickets, so it helps when the movie is fun for adults, too. Luckily, 2025 is packed with animated adventures, nostalgic reboots, and fresh stories that the whole family can enjoy. Some will have you reliving childhood classics, while others might finally explain why your kid is obsessed with Minecraft. To make planning easier, here's a seasonal guide to the best kids' movies coming out in 2025—what's worth a trip to the theater and what might have you checking your watch. Why parents will love it: If your kid devours Captain Underpants, this one's a no-brainer. Expect silly, slapstick humor and superhero antics in this animated adaptation of Dav Pilkey's bestselling books. A great pick for younger kids who love wacky, over-the-top fun. Why parents will love it: Based on a true story, this uplifting film follows a boy with a rare genetic disorder and autism, showing how his resilience and joy inspire those around him. If your family loved Wonder, bring tissues for this one. Why parents will love it: The first two Paddington movies were unexpected gems—heartfelt, charming, and genuinely hilarious. This third installment follows the lovable bear on a new adventure in Peru, making it a sweet pick for winter break. Why parents will love it: A fun, action-packed adventure where a group of kids must save their city when zoo animals turn into giant, monstrous creatures. Heads-up for younger kids—this one might be on the intense side! Think Jumanji meets Goosebumps. Why parents will love it: Disney's live-action remakes are always a conversation starter. If you grew up loving the animated classic, this might be a fun way to introduce it to your kids—just be ready for some modern updates to the original story. Why parents will love it: If you've ever wondered why on earth your kid is obsessed with building virtual houses, this might be the movie to finally clue you in. With Jack Black leading the cast, expect humor that might make this one bearable for parents. Why parents will love it: Remember crying over 'ohana means family' back in the early 2000s? This live-action remake brings back the heartwarming (and slightly chaotic) story of Lilo and her alien bestie, Stitch. Expect a mix of nostalgia and family bonding moments. Why parents will love it: The Karate Kid saga continues with a new generation of martial artists learning discipline, resilience, and respect. A great pick for families who loved the originals—or for parents trying to convince their kids that '80s movies still hold up. Why parents will love it: Pixar rarely misses, and this space adventure about an 11-year-old accidentally becoming Earth's ambassador looks like another heartfelt hit. If you loved Inside Out or Luca, expect a meaningful story wrapped in gorgeous animation. Why parents will love it: A live-action reimagining of the beloved animated franchise, this brings the heartwarming tale of Hiccup and Toothless back to the big screen. Expect breathtaking visuals, soaring dragon flights, and all the emotions of the original—just in a new, more cinematic form. (Bonus: A chance to introduce your kids to one of the best modern animated sagas!). Why parents will love it: The Smurfs are back in an animated musical adventure, featuring original songs, familiar blue-faced fun, and plenty of high-energy antics. If your kids love musicals (or you need a break from Frozen singalongs), this might be a fresh favorite for younger audiences. Why parents will love it: The first Bad Guys movie was a surprise hit, blending heist action with humor that actually worked for adults. The sequel brings back the slick animation, witty dialogue, and those lovable, not-so-bad villains—because who doesn't love a redemption arc with talking animals? Why parents will love it: Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis return for another round of body-swapping chaos—this time, with a step-parenting twist. Expect hilarious generational misunderstandings, a few parenting lessons, and maybe even a fresh take on what it means to walk in someone else's shoes (literally). (Trailer unavailable yet—check back for updates!) Why parents will love it: The first Zootopia was a masterclass in blending social commentary with humor that both kids and adults could appreciate. Expect more world-building, clever jokes, and an all-star cast of talking animals. (Trailer unavailable yet—check back for updates!) Why parents will love it: The Wicked saga continues, bringing powerful performances, epic songs, and a deeper dive into the world of Oz. While it's geared toward older kids and teens, parents who loved the Broadway musical (or secretly have 'Defying Gravity' on their playlist) might find themselves just as excited. Related: Is Wicked for kids? Here's what you need to know Why parents will love it: Whether you grew up watching SpongeBob or just endure it now for your kids, this new adventure—featuring Mark Hamill as the ghostly Flying Dutchman—promises the usual goofy humor and undersea hijinks. (Trailer unavailable yet—check back for updates!) Whether you're reliving childhood classics, introducing your kids to new favorites, or just grateful for a few moments of peace, the kids' movies coming out in 2025 have something for every parent-kid duo. Related: 25 board and card games for the ultimate family game night
Yahoo
17-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'Dog Man' author-illustrator Dav Pilkey sits down for interview with 7 News Detroit 'kid correspondents'
'Dog Man' author-illustrator Dav Pilkey sits down for an interview with 7 News Detroit 'kid correspondents.'
