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Kiki’s Delivery Service
…Miyazaki’s films are for everyone. It doesn’t matter if you are a little girl or a big boy; good stories are good stories. Kiki was written, produced and directed by… |
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ParaNorman: an art in the making, with filmmakers Chris Butler and Sam Fell
…still a little unexpected and a little surprising. It’s still kind of amazing to see that it’s hand-made. AV: Indeed. In ParaNorman, you have on one side traditional stop-motion, that… |
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Michael Giacchino: not so short on ideas for Pixar Shorts!
…TV series Alias and Lost. A great friend of Pixar’s, he kindly accepted to make a little break in the composition of the Wachowski Brothers’ Speed Racer to talk with… |
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The Smurfs 2
…in his final role) leads them to New York City, to contact their friends Patrick and Grace Winslow, played by Neil Patrick Harris and Jayma Mays. The Winslows’ little boy… |
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Disney highlights Frozen music on big and little screens
With a #1 album and Academy voters mulling a potential Best Song Oscar, Disney is putting the music of Frozen at the front of their latest publicity campaign for Frozen,… |
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Adventure Time: The Complete Third Season
…with the cutest, tiniest little critters you ever did see. As ferocious as the Cuties think they are (egged on by their tyrannical but oh-so-cute Cute King), they are actually… |
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The Boxtrolls
…(Coraline and ParaNorman) and a somewhat questionable new outing for The Little Rascals, Save The Day, which feels a touch freaky, archaic and just a little bit wrong on several… |
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Thunder And The House Of Magic
…of Jack and Maggie, who fear that the cat may prove a little too endearing to their beloved owner, Lawrence does indeed take an immediate liking to the little tabby…. |
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The Croods
…While that reach is to be commended, the execution isn’t perfect. Occasionally it all gets a little too clichéd and the dialogue a little stilted. But the heart is there… |
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Peter Pan: Return To Never-Land
…brought us Mary Poppins, of course, and the classic The Jungle Book. By the late 70s, though, the “pencil line” look was starting to feel a little “heavy” and sluggish…. |
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Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted
Our friends from Madagascar are back! The first film was madcap and entertaining. The second was a little grim and busy. Did the zookeepers at DreamWorks get things back on… |
