With DreamWorks' The Wild Robot and Paramount's Transformers Ones both bringing robot movies, and both releasing next to each other, it seems we have the next contender for the Barbenheimer treatment.

About 30 other films in development while DreamWorks was at Paramount are being split between them. They will retain the option to co-finance and co-distribute those films.

Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. will offer next-generation DVDs in the HD DVD format and drop support for Blu-ray, further complicating the race between the competing ...

The separation agreement involved 200 DreamWorks-developed projects with DreamWorks taking the lead on 15 to 20, according to trade reports. Paramount will take the lead on about 15 to 20 projects ...

Paramount's 2005 films, including "War of the Worlds," generated receipts of $792.2 million. DreamWorks ranks seventh with $499 million and has slumped after films such as "Red Eye" and "The Island." ...