Review: Turning Red (2022)
Pixar is known for “what ifs:” “what if the toys in the playroom came alive at night?,” “what if a rat could cook better than a chef?,” “What if there were five emotions in your […]
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Review: Encanto (2021)
How would you feel if you were the only member of your family without a special gift? Not just ordinary skills, but actual magical abilities? Probably left out, which is how Mirabel (Stephanie Beatriz) feels […]
Review: Jungle Cruise (2021)
The first Pirates of the Caribbean movie, released in 2003, was a huge hit and a surprisingly entertaining and fun event! Based on a Disneyland ride, it didn’t sound like the type of movie that […]
Review: Cruella (2021)
101 Dalmatians (1996) was my favorite Disney live-action movie based on an animated film. Not only was it very well made, but also Glenn Close as Cruella de Vil was just so perfect and such […]
Review: Toy Story 4 (2019)
I remember when Toy Story was released in 1995. Everyone was in love with those characters and with that new type of groundbreaking animation. Even though I was 8, so the right demographic for the movie, I […]
Review: Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018)
After years of being the target of parodies and criticism, Disney finally learned how to make fun of themselves – and of everyone else too! Ralph Breaks the Internet, the sequel to 2012’s Wreck-it Ralph, is funnier […]
Review: Christopher Robin (2018)
“Doing nothing often leads to the very best kind of something.” This is repeated a few times during Christopher Robin, the latest Disney live-action, as a way of life and as a motto to be […]
Broadway Review: Frozen
[yasr_overall_rating] On March 22, Frozen, the newest Disney musical on Broadway, opened in New York. After the worldwide success of the 2013 animation, it is no surprise that the story has been adapted for the […]
Review: Coco (2017)
“Remember Me” not only is the name of the song that will be stuck in your head after Coco, but it is also the main theme of the latest beautiful animated film by Pixar. Set […]
Review: Cars 3 (2017)
In recent years, the number of sequels, prequels, and spin-offs released at the theaters has grown so drastically that one can help but wonder: are these movies really necessary? Do they add anything to the […]