Review: Turning Red isn’t just a Whole Lotta Red, it’s the rare toon that shows girls just being themselves
It’s one of the most agonizing experiences a teenage girl could ever imagine going...
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Sea creatures go on a holiday and learn valuable lessons in Pixar’s Luca: A Review
If you’re in a part of the world that’s going through a bad heatwave...
Review: Soul’s blend of maturity and music makes for a pleasant metaphysical tale
I’ll admit when I saw the first couple of trailers for Pixar’s Soul, some...
Onward isn’t a new Pixar classic, but it has a genuine warmth and enough magic to make it worth watching: A Review
The narrative throughout the press buildup for Pixar’s Onward focused a ton on how...
The ambition in Toy Story 4’s ideas and humor make it another great film in the series: A Review
For his first major production, director Josh Cooley has done an admirable job with...
Family bonds and fists to villains’ faces: A Review of The Incredibles 2
There was essentially no way The Incredibles 2 was going to feel especially...
Pixar’s Coco is an affecting and gorgeous journey to a world beyond death: A review
Some animated films will inherently appeal more to older kids and parents. I...
Finding Dory: A Review
I was talking with a friend before Finding Dory premiered, and they expressed...
Film Review: Finding Dory
The reason it took thirteen years for the sequel to “Finding Nemo” to surface...