Other studios attempted to get into the CGI game. After ending its relationship with Don Bluth, 20th Century Fox released a hugely successful CGI-animated feature in early 2002 entitled "Ice Age", as the first full-length feature film under Blue Sky Studios. In 2001, Paramount offered "", TWC offered "Hoodwinked!" in 2005, and Columbia produced "Open Season" in 2006. Warner Brothers had a major success in 2006 with the Oscar-winning feature film, "Happy Feet", while Sony produced films under Sony Pictures Animation including "Open Season" in 2006, "Surf's Up" in 2007, and the successful film franchises "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" and "Hotel Transylvania" which began in 2009 and 2012, respectively. Universal Studios attempted several times to become a viable participant in the market, finally achieving the goal in 2010 with "Despicable Me", the first feature film from Illumination which provided more hits for them within the following decade. STX Entertainment offered "UglyDolls" in 2019.