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 MoreIncredibles 2 is poised to cut a knife deep into the heart of what it means to fight discrimination, and it never delivers.
Read MoreInstead of the “meteorite that wasn’t,” Pixar would have been better leaving this as the “film that wasn’t.”
Read MoreWhile Fantasia 2000 may not hold the same wonder for most people, it’s nonetheless worth another pass through your mind…
Read MoreMost of the plot and dialogue are transposed from the 1991 animated version. For everyone who fell in love with the “tale as old as time,” they can find comfort in familiarity. But it’s a mistake to expect Disney to deviate from the formula that made Beauty and the Beast the first animated feature ever nominated for Best Picture at the 64th Academy Awards…
Read MoreIn the words of Baby Groot: welcome to the frickin’ Guardians of the Galaxy. (Only he didn’t use “frickin.’”) …
Read MoreChicken Little as awkward as his name suggests. Though tiny, even by anthropomorphic chicken standards, he somehow manages to find ingenious solutions to everyday problems that he causes for himself…
Read MoreDisney’s A Christmas Carol is great because it recycles an old story with an inventive imagination and spectacular visuals…
Read MoreOne thing that both helps and hurts The Jungle Book is how reliant it is on the assumption that everyone has seen the animated predecessor. The best part of the film, though, and what makes it worth the viewing, is the outstanding visual effects…
Read MoreUnlike some of Pixar’s previous attempts, Finding Dory (2016) manages to stay true to its original predecessor. While I’m not rushing to place it among Pixar’s elite, it is a strong movie with a powerful message…
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