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Son Of Batman
…industry, there is too much playing to the basest of interests. The movie’s script wasn’t even all that bad, but the movie’s execution is disappointing, and not as strong as… |
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Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides: Limited 3D Edition
…a previous flame-turned-adversary and race the infamous pirate Blackbeard to the fabled Fountain of Youth… The Sweatbox Review: There are some movies that are completely critic proof. Whatever is said,… |
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My Little Pony: The Movie
…The Movie is an extremely solid adaptation of the series on which its based. In fact, it might be the best film of its kind since the first SpongeBob movie…. |
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Open Season: Scared Silly
…movie was a good idea. This is not to say that the movie is “bad,” because it isn’t. It’s just severely underwhelming, with the only notable thing about it being… |
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Director Jim Kammerud on The Fox and the Hound 2
…have made with the grown-up characters. But the people who really like this movie are very young. The people we’re making this movie for – of course, I make every… |
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Mulan: 15th Anniversary 2-Movie Collection
…slipping into the Disney canon as a pretty great movie and one of the Studio’s most well received films. Is This Thing Loaded? Presented as a 2-Movie Collection, this set’s… |
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Atlantis: The Lost Empire – 2 Movie Collection
…movie was visually referencing, Milo’s Return is the pretty pathetic remnants of the planned TV series Team Atlantis, canned after the movie didn’t find the audience that was hoped for…. |
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Lilo & Stitch: Producer Clark Spencer on a Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride!
…crashing on Earth, the movie is a kind of its own UFO in the Disney galaxy. The second animated feature created by the remarkable crew at Walt Disney Feature Animation… |
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Director Barry Cook remembers the Peoples of Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida
…from My Peoples. (Click to enlarge) “A lot of people ask me, ‘How can you possibly direct a movie when there is so much studio voice in the movie and… |
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Rise of the Guardians director Peter Ramsey assembles the Guardians of Childhood
…break into repping people for film. I did commercials with them for a year, and then I got me a movie! I storyboarded a movie – but it never got… |
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Lady And The Tramp
…of the movie” talk and gets right to specifics; both scenes are bookended by footage that shows where they would have feature in the movie, and the newly recorded voice… |
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Happy Feet: Widescreen Edition
…which can only mean Sony Animation execs rubbing their hands together in anticipation of their own penguin movie, the “mockumentary” Surf’s Up, being as popular. Penguins – especially movie penguins… |
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Monsters vs Aliens: Conrad Vernon vs Animated Views!
…or even a genre of something. Shrek was satirizing fairytales and pop culture, and we’re satirizing more the old B-movie monsters. Kung Fu Panda referenced Kung Fu movies, and didn’t… |
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Mike Disa and The Seven Dwarfs: How the Snow White prequel became a Dopey movie
…and start the process of making that movie. But we need you to focus on this movie for a minute and say whether or not you think it’s working, so… |
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Finding Dory
…a totally forgettable Pixar movie. Unless that was the intention all along and the studio has actually succeeded in creating the first “meta movie”. At the very least, let’s hope… |
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Michael Giacchino cooks up tasty tunes for Ratatouille!
…what the movie is. Because the movie itself was so different, so special. I wanted the song not to be something that was cliché of what we consider French. I… |
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Brother Bear: 2-Movie Collection
…that movie instead of a singing cow comedy, right? Well, kind of. In the end, we need not have been too worried: Home On The Range did bring the curtain… |
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Director Frank Nissen on Cinderella III: A Twist In Time
…become involved with Cinderella III? Frank Nissen: I was finishing up Pooh’s Heffalump Movie in early 2004, and the executives asked if I would like to direct a Cinderella movie…. |
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Ariel’s Song: Tony Pulham, a fortunate art director under the sea!
…movie? TP: The movie was story-boarded while we were developing the visual style, so initially key story moments (beats) were taken and sketched out by Frank and colored by me…. |
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Up:rising with Story Artist and Dug’s Special Mission‘s Director Ronnie del Carmen!
…in the movie. We also tried many ways to end the movie. I had made sequences that explored viable endings that I really believed in. They worked, but in the… |
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The Hunchback Of Notre Dame: 2-Movie Collection
…overlooked movie in its own right that had possibly had its thunder stolen by the earlier issue of DuckTales: The Movie the same year, but if any film benefited from… |
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The Best Of 2008: It Came…It Saw…It’s Over!
…emergence of Digital Copy discs featuring downloadable file versions of select movies was also a bonus to those who like to enjoy their movies on the move. Several discs this… |
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Pocahontas: 2-Movie Collection
…interesting and inescapable dilemma… The Sweatbox Review: Almost twenty years after Disney’s ambitious animated musical first debuted in theaters, this two-movie collection Blu-ray edition is a dynamic reminder of one… |
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Lilo And Stitch: 2-Movie Collection
…Trek or Star Wars movie, Lilo And Stitch’s audio is as eclectic as the film it accompanies! It’s a sprightly movie to begin with, and the sound designers have great… |
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2017: Animated Views’ Review Of The Year!
…Batman Movie attempts to be the same. They get a lot right. The humor, while not hitting the target quite as much as The Lego Movie, is still absolutely fantastic…. |
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Meet The Robinsons
…styles of more heavy movies, and brighter still than even those “fun futures” we’ve seen in like-minded movies such as Back To The Future Part II and Bill And Ted’s… |
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Oz, The Great And Powerful (regular and 3D editions)
…on the novel by L. Frank Baum, and ironically it was at home that I finally caught up with a “tentpole” movie that I had wanted to see in theaters… |
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The Jungle Book: 2-Disc Platinum Edition
…been waiting so long for a truly classic Disney movie after the well received One Hundred And One Dalmatians in 1961 and the less than enthusiastically accepted Sword In The… |
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Director Mike Rianda on The Mitchells vs. The Machines
…who worked on the movie, and they all brought their own experiences into the movie. And I wanted to reflect that in the end credits. It isn’t just a movie… |
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Harry Gregson-Williams: Scoring the Return to Narnia!
…When I came to the movie at about Christmas last year, he had already experimented with some of my score from the previous movie. Although it felt that it was… |
