Strange magic? Strange movie is more like it.
A rendition of Stephen Sondheim’s 1987 stage production about tumbled together fairy tales, Into the Woods is whimsical and outlandish, …
Even I can admit, though, that this new Annie has its sunny high points, too, and that it still (mostly, …
It’s a Teddy-Roosevelt-meets-Sir-Lancelot-meets-Attila-the-Hun clash of “history” in a cartwheeling CGI-packed splash of silliness.
While moving at the speed of a greased-up goose (sorry, penguins), the quick-paced-and-shallow tale doesn’t really give kids much to …
It’s not pinball that Travis Freeman plays a mean game of—it’s football. He plays it before he goes blind. And …
It’s called The Book of Life, but it takes place on the Day of the Dead and in the Land …
Walt Disney wrote the book on sweet, silly, slapstick family movies like this one.
Finding Mr. Right can entail more than just a great outfit and a well-prepared dating service profile. Sometimes it takes …
It struggles sometimes with plot holes and special effects but tries to make up for that by working hard to …
The Boxtrolls is little more than a lovable lark of a kids’ movie … that nevertheless demands not one but …
First there were toys. Then bugs, monsters, fish and superheroes. Now Pixar Animation Studios brings us … cars.
What if Elvis Presley’s twin brother had lived … and been secretly adopted by a minister’s family? The Identical ponders …
From the first snap, then, When the Game Stands Tall offers a powerful reminder of what the best kind of …
The Giver believes that if humanity’s given another chance, we could do better. We could make better choices. The Elder’s …