…partially inspired by the Hans Christian Anderson story of The Little Mermaid, but also took mythical elements from Wagner’s opera Die Walkure. Its seaside setting was based on a Japanese…

…in an English suburb’s backyard, where the population of garden gnomes become the warring families that the title pair must hide from in order to be together. The Sweatbox Review:…

…I don’t favor such a strong emphasis on the military aspects of the Corps, nor the preoccupation with death. Frequently we get reminded that Corps members die in the line…

…when Mariel Hemmingway is lifted almost to the moon it’s just sad and pathetic that she doesn’t die immediately! But even then I’d still argue there’s a lot of enjoyment…

…certainly the under-strain adults aren’t going to be laughing. Maybe they’ll chuckle instead at old, tired lines from Scarface, Terminator 2 or Die Hard 2? No, maybe not. But never…

…has been renamed the Hudson Hornet Piston Cup. How come? What happened to the Doc? Did he rust away? What happens to the cars when they die? I get that…

…several films released before he died, Burroughs would, albeit posthumously, get his wish when Tarzan became a hit animated feature from the Disney Studios in 1999, but a satisfactory transference…

…– The Princess And The Frog, Winnie The Pooh – that had sealed its legendary reputation, all fans could look forwards to was a future of “diet Disney”: sequels and…

…going to die (and rather poignantly achieve their aim!). Cheese Chasers (1951) saves the darkest for last and deals with the notion of suicide as only Chuck could handle, with…

…the rest of the film doesn’t really “scream” with memorable moments. Final Cut: It’s a well-known fact that pet dogs should never die in Hollywood movies and although Sparky doesn’t…

…for the season in October 2010, but only third in production order. Here, we meet Marceline’s dad, who has been trapped in the Nightosphere. Of course, there may have been…