Other than Toy Story, it’s hard for me to think of another animated series that has delivered on bringing a consistently emotional story and impactful character relationships other than the… Read more How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Review: An excellent and emotionally satisfying end →
Taking the lovable Wreck it Ralph from the simple arcade cabinet of Litwick’s Arcade and moving him to the every expanding Internet, Ralph Breaks the Internet is an incredibly flawed… Read more Ralph Breaks the Internet Review: A truly disappointing and blatant cash grab that shows that fans deserve better. →
Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas might not only be one of the author’s best stories, but also one of the best Christmas stories of all time. It truly… Read more The Grinch Review: A familiar rendition of a classic that’s great for both old fans and a new generation. →
MFKZ effectively blends Japanese anime and Western animation themes and creates a dark, fun, and crazy superhero-like story that audiences will love. The film feels incredibly unique in the way… Read more MFKZ Review: The superhero anime-inspired story you didn’t know you needed. →
Looking up into the animated sky, is it Disney? No, is it DreamWorks? No, it’s Warner Bros! Warner Bros. is going through its second animated outing of 2018, after releasing… Read more Smallfoot Review: An okay animated adventure for kids to enjoy →
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies is far from anything original and its random humor and Meta moments don’t translate well to the big screen. The characters may be derived… Read more Teen Titans Go! To the Movies Review →
Being both an odd and excellent entry for Studio Ghibli, the late Isao Takahata’s Pom Poko is an incredibly fun and magical tale that touches on important issues traditionally not… Read more Pom Poko Review →
The Incredibles are back in a truly valiant return and its long-awaited sequel is an amazingly super adventure that audiences have been waiting for. The Parr family is back and… Read more The Incredibles 2 Review →
