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Onward’s backdrop is the idea that magic, which once saturated the world with wonder and spectacle, has been siphoned away over the centuries by technology and, well, general apathy. Unicorns are the …
Back when I watched Finding Nemo for the first time, I was totally charmed by the film... but it was the blue tang that actually made me cry. Ellen DeGeneres was at a lull in her career right after sh…
When her idyllic family moves to San Francisco from Minnesota, 12-year-old Riley (Kaitlyn Dias) is put into a bit of a spin. What may appear to everyone else as a bit of homesickness combined with las…
So it should come as no surprise that I think Finding Nemo is a visually stunning, joyfully heartwarming underwater romp that takes the best elements from its Pixar predecessors and moulds them into a…
Technically they're spectacular, but entertainment-wise they could be stronger. I think of myself as someone who really likes animation, so I'm a bit baffled as to why I'm not more charmed by Pixar's…
Monsters University is the prequel to Monsters Inc., a movie I sort of didn't get. Apart from the endearing animation, I found the story somehow convoluted and generic at the same time. I would say th…

Up

Filled with spectacular art direction and ever-clever writing, Up tells the story of elderly balloon vendor Walter Fredricksen (voiced by Ed Asner), who decides to fulfill a life-long promise to his l…
Here’s one of my favorite things about this grrrrl-power, action-comedy from Pixar: I honestly had no idea what it was about when I sat down to watch. The filmmakers, voice actors and studio have don…