List of Blue Sky Studios productions

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This is a list of productions from Blue Sky Studios , a former American computer-animation film production company based in Greenwich, Connecticut, United States, including feature films, shorts, specials, and television series. Blue Sky had released 13 feature films, which were all released by 20th Century Fox (now 20th Century Studios) before its closure on April 10, 2021. The company produced its first feature-length film, Ice Age , in 2002. Their second production, Robots , was released in 2005, followed by their first sequel, Ice Age: The Meltdown , in 2006.

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Blue Sky Studios was one of the Fox film studios that was acquired by Disney on March 20, 2019. [1] [2]

Blue Sky's final film was Spies in Disguise , which was released on December 25, 2019. [3] The studio's final production overall was the miniseries Ice Age: Scrat Tales , released on April 13, 2022.

Feature films

All films are co-produced with 20th Century Fox Animation; with the exceptions of Ferdinand , which is a co-production with Davis Entertainment, and Spies in Disguise , which is a co-production with Chernin Entertainment.

FilmRelease dateDirector(s)Writer(s)Producer(s)Executive Producer(s)Editor(s)Composer(s)
StoryScreenplay
Ice Age March 15, 2002 Chris Wedge
Co-Director:
Carlos Saldanha
Michael J. Wilson Peter Ackerman, Michael Berg & WilsonLori Forte Chris Meledandri John Carnochan David Newman
Robots March 11, 2005 David Lindsay-Abaire, Jim McClain & Ron Mita Lowell Ganz, Lindsay-Abaire & Babaloo Mandel Jerry Davis, John C. Donkin & William Joyce John Powell
Ice Age: The Meltdown March 31, 2006Carlos SaldanhaPeter Gaulke & Gerry SwallowGaulke, Jim Hecht & SwallowLori ForteChris Meledandri & Chris WedgeHarry Hitner
Horton Hears a Who! March 14, 2008 Jimmy Hayward & Steve Martino Dr. Seuss
Based on Horton Hears a Who!
Ken Daurio & Cinco Paul Bruce Anderson & Bob GordonChris Meledandri, Chris Wedge & Audrey Geisel Tim Nordquist
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs July 1, 2009Carlos Saldanha
Co-Director:
Mike Thurmeier
Jason Carter Eaton Peter Ackerman, Michael Berg, Yoni Brenner & Mike Reiss John C. Donkin & Lori ForteChris WedgeHarry Hitner
Rio April 15, 2011Carlos SaldanhaEarl Richey Jones, Todd Jones & Saldanha Sam Harper, Don Rhymer, Joshua Sternin & Jeffrey Ventimilia Bruce Anderson & John C. Donkin
Ice Age: Continental Drift July 13, 2012Steve Martino & Mike ThurmeierMichael Berg & Lori ForteBerg & Jason Fuchs John C. Donkin & ForteCarlos Saldanha & Chris WedgeJames M. Palumbo & David Ian Salter
Epic May 24, 2013Chris Wedge James V. Hart, William Joyce & Wedge
Based on The Leafmen and the Brave Good Bugs
Tom J. Astle, Matt Ember, Hart, Joyce & Daniel ShereJerry Davis & Lori ForteJoyce & HartAndy Keir Danny Elfman
Rio 2 April 11, 2014Carlos Saldanha Jenny Bicks, Yoni Brenner, Carlos Kotkin & Don RhymerBruce Anderson & John C. DonkinChris WedgeHarry HitnerJohn Powell
The Peanuts Movie November 6, 2015Steve Martino Charles M. Schulz
Based on Peanuts
Craig Schulz, Bryan Schulz & Cornelius Uliano Paul Feig, C., B. Schulz, Michael J. Travers & UlianoC. & B. SchulzRandy Trager Christophe Beck
Ice Age: Collision Course July 22, 2016Mike Thurmeier
Co-Director:
Galen T. Chu
Aubrey SolomonMichael Berg, Yoni Brenner & Michael J. WilsonLori ForteCarlos Saldanha & Chris WedgeJames M. Palumbo John Debney
Ferdinand December 15, 2017Carlos SaldanhaStory by: Ron Burch , David Kidd & Don Rhymer
Original story by: Munro Leaf
Based on The Story of Ferdinand
Robert L. Baird, Brad Copeland & Tim Federle Bruce Anderson, John Davis, Lori Forte & Lisa Marie StetlerChris WedgeHarry HitnerJohn Powell
Spies in Disguise December 25, 2019 Nick Bruno and Troy Quane Story by: Cindy Davis Hewitt
Original story by: Lucas Martell
Based on Pigeon Impossible
Brad Copeland & Lloyd Taylor Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping & Michael J. TraversChris Wedge & Kori AdelsonRandy Trager & Christopher Campbell Theodore Shapiro
FilmRelease dateDirector(s)Writer(s)Producer(s)Executive Producer(s)StudioNotes
The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild January 28, 2022John C. Donkin
Co-Director:
Marshall Fels Elliott
Jim Hecht
(story)
Jim Hecht
William Schifrin
Ray DeLaurentis
(screenplay)
Denise L. RottinaLori Forte Walt Disney Pictures
20th Century Animation
Spin-off of the Ice Age films. Originally produced by 20th Century Studios but was moved to Walt Disney Pictures during production. Animation produced by Bardel Entertainment
Nimona June 30, 2023Nick Bruno & Troy QuaneRobert L. Baird
Lloyd Taylor
Pamela Ribon
Marc Haimes
Nick Bruno
Troy Quane
Keith Bunin
ND Stevenson
(story)
Robert L. Baird
Lloyd Taylor
(screenplay)
Karen Ryan
Julie Zackary
Roy Lee
Robert L. Baird
Megan Ellison
John Powers Middleton
Andrew Millstein
Annapurna Pictures
Netflix
Originally produced at Blue Sky for release in 2022 before cancellation due to closure. Revived and moved to Annapurna Pictures in 2022. Animation produced by DNEG

Cancelled films

TitleNotes
Alienology In October 2012, it was reported that Carlos Saldanha, the director of the Ice Age and Rio films, was developing for 20th Century Fox and Blue Sky Studios an animated feature film based on Alienology: The Complete Book of Extraterrestrials . [4] In 2018, it was announced that Paramount Pictures will instead develop the live-action film franchise based on all 13 Ology books. [5]
Anubis A film adaptation of The Anubis Tapestry book series. The film was originally scheduled for release on July 15, 2016, but was delayed to March 23, 2018, and later removed from the schedule. [6] [7] [8] [9]
BolivarIn March, 2012, Warner Bros. announced they had optioned Sean Rubin's upcoming graphic novel Bolivar for an intended animated feature film. Irish filmmaker Kealan O'Rourke has been attached to write and direct the project. Akiva Goldsman and Kerry Foster were to produce the film through their Weed Road company. [10] However, in April 2018, 20th Century Fox Animation announced they had acquired the rights to the book. [11] Although, Blue Sky Studios did shut down on April 10, 2021.
Confessions of an Imaginary FriendIn May 2018, it was reported that Martino would direct the animated film adaptation on Michelle Cuevas novel Confessions of an Imaginary Friend, for Blue Sky Studios with Tripper Clancy writing the script. [12]
Escape from Hat A film adaptation of Adam Kline's children's book of the same name. The film was moved over to Netflix Animation one year into development. [13] [14] [15]
FosterAn animated fantasy musical. It would have been the studio's 15th feature film and the first to be co-directed by a woman (Karen Disher). The film was slated for a March 5, 2021 release, but was later removed from the film slate shortly after Disney's acquisition of Fox. [16] [17] [18] [19]
Frogkisser!A live-action/animated musical film adaptation of the books of the same name by Garth Nix, which would have featured original songs by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. [20] [21]
Horton Hatches the Egg While making their version of Horton Hears a Who! , Fox and Blue Sky also secured the rights to Horton Hatches the Egg. [22]
The Iguana BrothersA film adaptation of the Tony Johnson and Mark Teague children's book The Iguana Brothers: A Tale of Two Lizards. [23]
Left TernAn animated film pitched by studio veteran H.B. "Buck" Lewis; was described as " Home Alone with Birds." [24]
Mutts A film adaptation to the popular comic strip of the same name.
Santa CallsOne of the earliest films developed by the studio. Due to story and Thecnical troubles, and disinterest from 20th Century Fox, the film was canceled and the team went to work on Ice Age instead. [25] [26]
Spore A film adaptation of the popular Electronic Arts video game. [27]
The Wainscott WeaselA film adaption of Tor Seidler's children's book The Wainscott Weasel. [28]

Television specials

TitleRelease dateNetwork
Ice Age: A Mammoth Christmas November 24, 2011 Fox
Ice Age: The Great Egg-Scapade March 20, 2016

Short films

TitleRelease date
Bunny November 2, 1998
Gone Nutty November 26, 2002
Aunt Fanny's Tour of Booty September 27, 2005
No Time for Nuts November 21, 2006
Surviving Sid December 9, 2008
Scrat's Continental Crack-Up [29] December 25, 2010
Scrat's Continental Crack-Up: Part 2 [29] December 16, 2011
Umbrellacorn [30] [31] July 26, 2013
Cosmic Scrat-tastrophe [32] November 6, 2015
Scrat: Spaced Out [33] [34] October 11, 2016

Television series

TitleRelease dateNetwork
Ice Age: Scrat Tales April 13, 2022 Disney+

Contributions

Commercials

Reception

Critical and public reception

FilmCriticalPublic
Rotten Tomatoes Metacritic CinemaScore
Ice Age 77% (168 reviews) [45] 61 (34 reviews) [46] A [47]
Robots 64% (184 reviews) [48] 64 (33 reviews) [49] A [47]
Ice Age: The Meltdown 56% (146 reviews) [50] 60 (33 reviews) [51] A [47]
Horton Hears a Who! 79% (136 reviews) [52] 71 (31 reviews) [53] A- [47]
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs 46% (165 reviews) [54] 50 (25 reviews) [55] A- [47]
Rio 72% (152 reviews) [56] 63 (29 reviews) [57] A [47]
Ice Age: Continental Drift 37% (135 reviews) [58] 49 (29 reviews) [59] A- [47]
Epic 65% (127 reviews) [60] 52 (30 reviews) [61] A [47]
Rio 2 48% (116 reviews) [62] 49 (34 reviews) [63] A [47]
The Peanuts Movie 87% (198 reviews) [64] 67 (31 reviews) [65] A [47]
Ice Age: Collision Course 18% (122 reviews) [66] 34 (27 reviews) [67] B+ [47]
Ferdinand 71% (121 reviews) [68] 58 (20 reviews) [69] A [47]
Spies in Disguise 77% (124 reviews) [70] 54 (22 reviews) [71] A- [47]

Box office performance

FilmBudgetNorth AmericaOverseas grossWorldwide gross
(unadjusted)
Ref.
OpeningGross
(unadjusted)
Ice Age$59–65 million [72] $46.3 million$176.3 million$206.8 million$383.2 million [73]
Robots$75–80 million [72] $36 million$128.2 million$134.3 million$262.5 million [74]
Ice Age: The Meltdown$80 million$68 million$195.3 million$465.6 million$660.9 million [75]
Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!$85 million$45 million$154.5 million$142.6 million$297.1 million [76]
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs$90 million$41.6 million$196.5 million$690.1 million$886.6 million [77]
Rio$39.2 million$143.6 million$341 million$484.6 million [78]
Ice Age: Continental Drift$95 million$46.6 million$161.3 million$715.9 million$877.2 million [79]
Epic$93 million [72] $33.5 million$107.5 million$160.9 million$268.4 million [80]
Rio 2$103–130 million [72] $39.5 million$131.5 million$367.2 million$497.1 million [81]
The Peanuts Movie$99 million$44.2 million$130.1 million$116 million$246.2 million [82]
Ice Age: Collision Course$105 million$21.3 million$64 million$344.5 million$408.5 million [83]
Ferdinand$111 million$13.4 million$84.4 million$211.6 million$296 million [84]
Spies in Disguise$100 million$13.2 million$66.7 million$104.8 million$171.6 million [85]

Accolades

Academy Award wins and nominations

Film Animated Feature Original Song Animated Short Film
BunnyWon
Ice AgeNominated
Gone NuttyNominated
No Time for NutsNominated
RioNominated
FerdinandNominated

Annie Awards wins and nominations

YearFilmCategoryRecipient(s)Result
2002 Ice Age Best Animated Feature 20th Century Fox Animation, Blue Sky StudiosNominated
2011 Rio Blue Sky Studios
2011 Ice Age: A Mammoth Christmas Best Animated Special Production
2015 The Peanuts Movie Best Animated Feature 20th Century Fox Animation, Blue Sky Studios

Golden Globes Award wins and nominations

Film Animated Feature Original Song
The Peanuts MovieNominated
FerdinandNominatedNominated

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