Tag: Animation
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Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken Review
Ruby Gillman is another visual delight with vibrant colors and an abundance of energy that doesn’t go to waste. Read More >
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Elemental Review
Even if it’s a slow burn, the reception toward Elemental should eventually be flaming hot. Read More >
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie Review
The Super Mario Bros. Movie is a love letter to the fans with enough vibrant visuals and inspired voice work to entertain non-gamers as well. Read More >
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Marcel the Shell with Shoes On Review
There’s one word to describe Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, and it’s “delightful.” Read More >
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Luca Review
If Soul was Pixar’s Spirited Away, then Luca is the studio’s Porco Rosso. Read More >
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Flickreel’s Best Movies of 2020
Some of these movies reflected the madness of 2020, others helped take our minds off 2020, and today we’re going to discuss the best 2020 had to offer. Read More >
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Missing Link Review
Being a Laika production, Missing Link is another visual wonder that leaves the audience in constant awe of its craft. Read More >
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Frozen: Sing-Along Edition DVD and Digital release announced
Frozen: Sing-Along Edition on DVD and Digital has been announced today by Disney. The one-disc set will include both the sing-along and theatrical versions of the movie, along with an ‘all-new’ featurette called Breaking the Ice and the Get a Horse! Mickey Mouse short. There is no Blu-ray release confirmed yet, but the DVD and… Read More >
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Disney’s Frozen becomes the fifth biggest worldwide box office release
After this weekend’s worldwide box office takings, Disney’s Frozen has become the fifth biggest worldwide box office release in history, taking the position away from Iron Man 3. The original animated feature has now made $1,219,274,000 billion according to Box Office Mojo. Read More >
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The Lego Movie Review
“The Lego Movie is pure comedy, and unlike so many other films aimed at a younger audience, Miller and Lord resist the opportunity to be overly sentimental”… Read More >
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