Will Smith flies like an eagle with positive messages and good energy. I can’t guarantee a straight forward answer, but I’m pretty sure there is a difference between Will Smith’s recent family […]
Spies in Disguise
Klaus
Santa’s origin story is something for both kids and adults. I apologize for my late review of “Klaus.” Things have been tight with the mainstream movies and holidays, but I’ve managed to […]
Frozen 2
It’s almost as dazzling, magical, and delightful as the first. Don’t Let it Go. The original “Frozen” made my list of the Best Films of 2013, because of how it relates to […]
Lady and the Tramp (2019)
This Disney+ remake has howls, but it’s not always Belle Notte. The new Disney+ platform has been released, despite its internet crash set-back, and one of the new movies it has released […]
Green Eggs & Ham
Complete with comedy, messages, and a dangerous plot, you’ll enjoy this Netflix Dr. Seuss series a lot. We’ll begin this review with rhyming, and end it on a serious note. I’m a […]
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
This Disney sequel flies into the wall. Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty” will always be one of the most beautifully drawn and magical animated features. One of the characters who helped make it so […]
Abominable
This Yeti is actually pretty cool, but too much comedy steals the show. I was cynical about “Abominable,” the latest feature from Dreamworks Animation, because of how the trailers often portray it […]
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
A drink to the man who drew the cartoon bunny for Zemeckis Richard Williams, the animation director behind “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” has sadly passed away. He was the one who helped […]
The Angry Birds Movie 2
A feathery sequel is made only for kids with a lot of sugar energy. For those of you unfamiliar with the “Angry Birds” game, the green pigs stole the birds’ eggs; so […]
The Lion King (2019)
The voices and visuals work, but this remake doesn’t laugh in the face of danger. I sympathize the opinion of Disney remakes being such cash grabs, and this year alone, “Dumbo,” “Aladdin,” […]
