Why Disobedience is Good in Del Toro’s Pinocchio
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for almost 140 years now, Pinocchio has been told as a fable about a boy learning what makes a person good
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Every Snake Sheds Their Skin: “White Snake” and Regressive Representations of Heroines
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Despite the film’s potential, White Snake is ultimately a bit too predictable, a bit too safe, and perhaps a bit too regressive.
Read MoreToy Story 4
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Toy Story 4 provides an amazing new look on Bo Peep (she is my favorite character in this film), an update of the Toy Story animation, and another insight on what it means to love others more than you love yourself.
Read MoreIsle of Dogs
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Isle of Dogs acts as a wonderful introductory film for anyone unfamiliar with Wes Anderson’s work…
Read MoreIncredibles 2
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Incredibles 2 is poised to cut a knife deep into the heart of what it means to fight discrimination, and it never delivers.
Read MoreThe Good Dinosaur
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Instead of the “meteorite that wasn’t,” Pixar would have been better leaving this as the “film that wasn’t.”
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The Iron Giant
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The Iron Giant (1999) is a film that you appreciate more as you grow older…
Read MoreThe Road to El Dorado
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Tulio and Miguel skid through life with a little help from ball-shaped armadillos, volcanic eruptions, and Elton John musical montages, and the nonstop outrageousness of their incidental success is hilarious…
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