The Princess and the Frog
Feeling like a collection of Disney Princess greatest hits with a Southern flair, this latest Disney animated feature may look gorgeous but it’s lacking in “magic.”
Tagged: Animation
Kiki’s Delivery Service
An excellent alternative to much of the frenetic, princess-driven fare that seems to dominate the genre.
Ponyo
Beautiful and thoughtful, Miyazaki once again shows he’s a master of taking the magical and making it endearing.
I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown
Suffers from a lack of memorable moments. Although there’s a couple of cute spots with Snoopy, there’s little else that’s even remotely stands out.
Up
Filled with wonderment and intrigue, it tells a timeless tale of adventure and aging that touches on almost every emotion.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
While I see the film’s importance from a technical aspect and laud it for its sense of mood, it’s not at the top of my list of animated classics.
X-Men: Volumes Three and Four
Most of the cartoons I watched growing up revolved around heroes trying to stop villains with a single focus. In Transformers, the Decepticons pillaged the world in search of Energon.[…]
The Simpsons: Season 12
While not at its best, it’s still a smarter and funnier show than nearly everything else you’re bound to find on TV, DVD or some basement box holding some slowly rotting bootleg VHS tapes of a show that lasted six episodes back in 1986.
Pete’s Dragon
Boring, annoying and not funny, Pete’s Dragon is one of the dullest films from Disney that I’ve ever seen.
Green Lantern: First Flight
More interested in the villain than the hero, First Flight is a bland look at one of the sides of the DC universe that’s normally much more interesting.
