The Iron Giant
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The Iron Giant (1999) is a film that you appreciate more as you grow older…
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The 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…
Read MoreFantasia 2000
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While Fantasia 2000 may not hold the same wonder for most people, it’s nonetheless worth another pass through your mind…
Read MoreErnest and Celestine
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The animation is like a giant watercolor painting come to life with the smooth, soft colors outlined in crisp, black pen…
Read MoreWatership Down
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Watership Down (1978) is a 90-minute adaptation of Richard Adams’ best-selling novel, an Odyssey-like tale about a group of rabbits who flee the evils of humanity before land developers obliterate their warren…
Read MoreThe Last Unicorn
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Many of the plot points from the book are hastily thrown into the movie, and where the book has the luxury of threading in the thematic elements within the narration, the film’s pacing is rushed and feel like random scenes thrown together…
Read MoreA Cat in Paris
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I’m sure that if cats could talk about what they while they’re prowling around in the middle of the night, they’d have some wild tales to tell…
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Princess Arete
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There are moments of beautiful poignancy, but the film often lags, leading to periods of time where I was left feeling impatient for something to happen…
Read MoreSong of the Sea
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Song of the Sea is one of the more emotional animated films you will see—depression, survivor’s guilt, and loss play prominent roles…
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