Ian’s nervous; lacks confidence; gets stressed.
He’s heard tell his late dad was the best.
Conjuring skills: a bit shoddy …
(Oops! Only half a body)
Brothers bond on an exciting adventure quest.
Ian’s nervous; lacks confidence; gets stressed.
He’s heard tell his late dad was the best.
Conjuring skills: a bit shoddy …
(Oops! Only half a body)
Brothers bond on an exciting adventure quest.
Young pacifist tech officer Walter gets fired by Lance,
But fate gives the former a convenient second chance
(Because his inventions stun).
This odd pair are quite fun,
Especially when their bosses are chasing (looking askance).
So it’s the plastics v the ghouls:
Each thinks the other are fools.
Some fun here; good cast;
But could’ve used a blast
Of more darkness and kooky tools.
Lovely lead performances. Overall highlight: witty, clever princess stuff.
It’s a kids’ film unafraid to have an undying message that’s tough
(Being co-dependent and possessive
Can makes a friendship oppressive).
Won’t age well (‘today’ references: too specific; not generic enough).
A special mission to keep a precious book out of harm.
A delicious film. Beautiful colours. Full of charm.
Grant: fab in those guises.
Many joyous surprises.
Genuinely warm and sweet. No hint of saccharine smarm.
George and Harold: cheeky pranksters (it's in their genes).
Crabby Krupp wants to catch them by any means.
It drags at times, but at its best
When subversive jokes are expressed.
I'd certainly have welcomed some more Edith scenes.
Though not hitting its fab predecessor's heights, It still boasts a fair share of delights. Ultra rapid-fire gags (With no grace for brain lags) ...
Young Félicie, in an orphanage in France, Has one heartfelt dream: to dance. A lovely story of persistence In the face of resistance, As we see her fight for her chance.
...Young Moana: for future Chief role, she's groomed. But new problems mean her island might be doomed. The film's an inspiring creation: Delightful story, songs, animation ...
In a bustling Autumn-time New York City, Owners are clueless re what puppy or kitty Get up to when out of sight. The story, sadly, is pretty trite. One highlight: sausage factory song (so witty!)
...Exquisite score (both majestic and tight). A fable beautifully animated (oh the light!) ...
From Baby Dory's eyes to Hank's version of ranting, It's full of delights. Also, expertly implanting Messages re: disability; inclusion. Many visual treats? Yes, a profusion. It's a sequel that's quite charming and enchanting.
...Owen: unable to communicate with his fam. Then a Disney revelation, and WHAM! ...
Favreau's gorgeous film doesn't shy away From portraying the brutal nature fray. (Kipling: the source material) The visuals: ethereal. Great family film. Spot-on casting in every way.
...Judy (daughter of breeders most prolific) Has a dream that's quite specific. Beautiful lessons about diversity And about overcoming adversity. Highlight: Bateman, who's really quite terrific.
...Michael, who feels alone and is tightly wound, Is travelling (speaking engagement bound). Sadly, Lisa feels she's ordinary. The animation is extraordinary. Some beautiful moments here are quite profound.
...Young dinosaur Arlo's put to the test, Conquering the fear that makes him stressed. Some animation to be admired, But the story's uninspired. It's nowhere near any of Pixar's best.
...Papa Drac's supposed to be home babysitting Little Dennis - but feels an excursion's fitting ...
Gorgeous animation, full of joy and light. Heart-bursting wonder (both sound and sight). Siblings follow a song In a story that's strong. This Irish gem is an absolute delight.
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