…songs from The Who, The Kinks, The Turtles, the musical Hair, and, appropriately, Donovan’s Mellow Yellow. As should be the norm from the major studios, the animation was very good….

…makes the Yellowjacket into an enjoyably manic bad guy. Still, the best part of Ant-Man just might be the fight sequences, even if the film waits until the final reel…

Pixar is known for their attention to even the smallest detail in their stories. They are always are looking for ways to thwart our expectations. They go out of their…

…involving the familial connections of certain characters. But here’s the thing: the execution of everything–from the action, to the special effects, to the acting–is so exceptionally good here, that you…

…use them throughout the film as jokes. Sloths are slow so they run the DMV. Wolves can be distracted because they all like to howl. A character with the last…

…the comparison between how they were picked before to how they are picked now. As subtle as the scene is, and lacking anything really vibrant other than the colors and…

…of anything else for the audience to latch onto other than gameplay. In this film however, the look of the characters, their nature, the storytelling style, the humor, and even…

…the winter are especially striking, capturing the almost ethereal beauty of a Christmas card. Once again, the cast is great. Of the newcomers, Cohen is easily the highlight, but Rhys…

…really is no rush. And because of the lack of desperation the story can take the time to laugh. That’s not to say there is no emotional pull to the…

…In broad strokes, the comparison is fair — the favorite toy/pet gets a rival for attention from their owner, tries to sabotage the newcomer resulting in them both becoming lost…

…three legendary pieces of armor and then have them play no role in the outcome of the film!”) Lastly, the end of the film was a little too simplistic and…