Paramount Feature Animation

Paramount Feature Animation was a theatrical feature animation arm of Paramount Pictures under Paramount Animation that was founded in 1995, the same time as Paramount Animation's launch. Both studios were founded after Viacom purchased Paramount Pictures in 1994. While Paramount Animation is still around today, Paramount Feature Animation had only been around for 8 years, shutting its doors in October 2003, after the box office failures of Hey Arnold!: The Movie and Rugrats Go Wild. 6 of the 8 films were commercially successful however.
Following PFA's closure in October 2003, Paramount Pictures decided to release theatrical animated features under Paramount Animation outside of Paramount Feature Animation.
==Logos==
The 1995-2002 logo for Paramount Feature Animation resembles that of the Paramount Means Family Entertainment logo with "Feature Animation" written in the ITC Anna font. Meanwhile, the 2002 logo resembles the famous 1930s inkwell logo seen in early 1930s Fleischer Studios cartoons, with stars similar to Paramount Parks.
==Films==
*Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (1996; collaboration with MTV Entertainment Studios)
*The Rugrats Movie (1998; collaboration with Nickelodeon Movies)
*South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999; collaboration with Comedy Central Films and Warner Bros. Pictures)
*Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (2000; collaboration with Nickelodeon Movies)
*Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2001; collaboration with Nickelodeon Movies)
*Hey Arnold!: The Movie (2002; collaboration with Nickelodeon Movies)
*The Wild Thornberrys Movie (2002; collaboration with Nickelodeon Movies)
*Rugrats Go Wild (2003; collaboration with Nickelodeon Movies)
===Cancelled film===
There was going to be a feature film adaptation of MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch that would've been Paramount Feature Animation's first stop-motion feature film. However, because of the heavy backlash Celebrity Deathmatch Hits Germany received, along with MTV no longer being interested in animation on their main channel anymore, the film was ultimately scrapped.
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