The Tiger’s Apprentice: I have not seen any animated movie for quite a while even though I have attempted to see a couple of them over the past few weeks which did not strike me in particular. I believe the most recent animated movies that I watched last year were ‘Moana, Encanto and Nimona’ and […]
“Ultraman: Rising” tells a compelling story of children, wandering the world in the absence of their parents. This movie revolves around kids but of course not the real focus, they were not the real stars. Many of the characters in this movie are also rather stereotypical Pixar clichés. Children aren’t the stars of “Ultraman: Rising”
“Gracie and Pedro: Pets to the Rescue” is quite possibly the ugliest animated movie ever and it has even managed to be worse than other live action movies that were downright terrible. First of all, I apologize because it sounds as though I am bullying the movie—“Gracie and Pedro: Pets to the Rescue” is intended
Netflix’s Thelma the Unicorn is much closer to the dark adult animation series BoJack Horseman and quite much further from Illumination’s boring Sing series. The myths of originality are however not lost due to the inclusion of acid humor and a bunch of eccentric characters. Based on the author Aaron Blabey’s popular 2015 picture book,
Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie: An average episode of the show SpongeBob SquarePants lasts 11 minutes. Now for the folks who are obsessed with that Laffy Taffy yellow dude with the googly eyes’ and the super loud laughter, this must be great news as a feature length film probably sounds about 10 times
“Orion and the Dark”, a Netflix adaptation and Dreamworks co-production, excels in storytelling and heart better than most of Pixar’s recent outings. The so boldly lifts classic Pixar’s playbook of how to make human characters out of the impossible objects, in “Inside Out”, “Toy Story” and for that there is even a straightforward quote from
The 2010 animated film ‘Megamind vs. The Doom Syndicate’ is remembered for its fantastic stories of heroism filled with humor and drama and voiced by stars like Will Farrell, Tina Fey, Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, and David Cross. Cut to fourteen years, and this ‘original’ film is as boring as anything one can expect, with
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part One: You might think it’s kind of wild for someone to say, especially considering the present circumstances, but I’m absolutely done with the multiverse. I guess it was pleasant the first few times — I mean, I will always cherish the first time I saw the cute
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Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three is a movie that can be remembered as the first real superhero animated trilogy. No doubt the DCAUM had its share of Batman and Justice League films which were seamless urban legends but none ever truly propelled itself into completing a grand trilogy. Out of the
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This Australian animated film is a continuation of 200% Wolf and two seasons of television based on the works of the author Jane Lyons. We once more see young ‘werepoodle’ Freddy Lupin, who stands up for the pack. Despite being accepted among his werewolf brethren, Freddy (Ilai Swindells), the poodle counterpart of his father, is
