“The Angry Birds Movie” is so stretched for source material it makes the “Battleship” movie look like an adaptation of a William Shakespeare play.

The wildly popular game has been downloaded 1.7 billion times. Now, the company that brings these birds — and the pigs they love to hate — to your phone is launching an animated series, which ...

“Angry Birds” opens in theaters on Friday, May 20. It’s a great movie for kids to watch with their parents because of the familiar characters and entertaining story line.

They've conquered mobile gaming, toys, and took on Star Wars and survived. Now, Rovio's Angry Birds is set to launch its own animated series on March 16.

The Angry Birds Movie tells the origin story behind the smash-hit mobile game, revealing the lead up to the battle between the famed, flightless birds and the porcine enemies who stole their eggs.

Making the jump from little screens to big screens is slingshotting Angry Birds to an entirely new level. ← Review: Black Knight Sword Hitman Receives an HD Treatment → ...

In one of the most high-profile deals of the year, Sony has won the distribution rights to the "Angry Birds" animated film, based on the smash video game.

Lawmakers in Richmond are a bunch of angry birds, frustrated at existing law they believe does not solve the problem of drivers devoting their attention to their handheld screen instead of the road.

Rovio Entertainment and CAKE are bringing the YouTube series Angry Birds on the Run to new platforms with a longer-form story.

Angry Birds is the first iPhone game to be brought to life onscreen; it marks the first in a run of games-turned-movies set to hit cinemas this year.

In this guide, we'll list all the Angry Birds 2 codes you can redeem for freebies in the beloved sequel to the hit pig-slaying mobile game.