Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
This physical reimagining of Moana doesn’t tarnish the 2016 film’s legacy, and Hamilton director Thomas Kail has made his near shot-for-shot remake almost as endearing as the original.
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Hoppers, Disney/Pixar’s latest, is an absolutely shining example of sharing stories that allow room for creativity, diversity, action, and a ton of heart.
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While the first was more chill with its action and the second wove action and drama together, Tron: Ares is a full-on, gargantuan blast of thrilling action and flawless computer animation.
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Bubblier than a glass of champagne, often howlingly funny, and altogether sweet, Freakier Friday gives you warmth and happiness, and you can’t fault it for that.
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A throwback movie that pleases on every level, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is a positive, encouraging entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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While previous Marvel films merely scratched the surface of the darkness bubbling beneath, Thunderbolts* dives headfirst into it, laying bare the personal trauma experienced through these films and how, if left unchecked, it can swallow one whole.
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Moana 2 is what happens when you love the idea of something but forget what made it special and meaningful. Where Moana eagerly reached out to you and made sure your hand was clutched before running away on an adventure of self-discovery, Moana 2 takes us on an odyssey into myth and legend without bothering […]
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There hasn’t been a series quite like the Inside Out films, where outrageous, heartfelt, silly, and utterly humanistic explanations are given for our often-erratic human behavior. Personifying our base emotions – joy, fear, disgust, sadness, and anger – as anthropomorphic characters who have a weird life of being these emotions while having them as well elevated a fairly good […]
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To celebrate the Mouse House’s 100th anniversary, Wish takes us back to the beginning: the origin story of how we “Wish Upon a Star” and all that came after. Even though it bears its own story, music, and mythology, Wish asks us to play a game of “Spot the Reference” through overt and subtle nods […]
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What utter joy The Marvels brings to the Marvel Cinematic Universe! For a blithe 105 minutes, we get all the requisite action and hilarity we’ve come to know and love from the best of the MCU, but we also get a playfulness that escaped even the most lighthearted of the 32 films preceding it. It’s […]
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