While Peter Pan has seen plenty of unique live action adaptations over the years, writer/director Benh Zeitlin brings own unique vision to the iconic tale with Wendy – for better… Read more Wendy Review: Zeitlin’s admirable adaptation lacks strong inspiration →
With Pixar seemingly done with crafting sequels to their classic films, a new year and a new decade marks a new directions for one of the best animation studios in… Read more Onward Review: Pixar’s latest is unfortunately their most forgettable →
The live action/animated hybrid adaptation of Sonic the Hedgehog is actually quite a unique instance in the film industry. After the horrendous initial design of the iconic SEGA character, fans… Read more Sonic the Hedgehog Review: A fast-paced, fun adventure that’s pleasing for fans and families →
Spies in Disguise, the new animated feature from Blue Sky Studios, is a surprisingly solid action espionage comedy that places Will Smith and Tom Holland in incredibly suitable roles and… Read more Spies in Disguise Review: Surprisingly solid animated espionage that’s worth your time →
On this week’s episode of Rick and Morty, The Old Man and the Seat, Rick’s new intern, Glootie (voiced by Taika Waititi), helps Jerry (voiced by Chris Parnell) make an… Read more Rick and Morty: The Old Man and the Seat Review →
*BUUURP* Rick and Morty is back bitches. After it’s long hibernation with creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon working on a deal with Adult Swim to continue Rick and Morty’s… Read more Rick and Morty Season 4 Premiere Review →
With 2019 marking the 20th Anniversary of anime’s favorite band of pirates, Toei Animation has brought the always delightful Monkey D. Luffy and the rest of the Straw Hats back… Read more One Piece: Stampede Review: A worthy 20th Anniversary film that will satisfy any fan of the Straw Hats →
This year’s Studio Ghibli Fest finally takes fans to The Secret World of Arrietty – the directorial debut of Hiromasa Yonebayashi. It’s always interesting to see a film from Ghibli… Read more The Secret World of Arrietty Review: Rich detail and great characters create one of Ghibli’s best →
