Category: Reviews
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The Jungle Book – Review
Favreau has managed to remain affectionately, and tonally, in-line with the animation so many of us grew up on, infusing nostalgia in the process, and yet remaining a unique, standalone picture in its own right. Read More >
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Life, Animated – Review
Life, Animated reminds us that film can be more than just comfort food. The medium can play a monumental role in shaping who we are and help us to grow as human beings. Read More >
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The Good Dinosaur – Review
A touching, stirring tear-jerker that will almost certainly make you cry. Read More >
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Hotel Transylvania 2 – Review
Hotel Transylvania 2 has “a scattergun approach to one-liners, making for a consistent stream of laughter”. Read More >
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52 Tuesdays – Review
“Australia continues to be an exciting source of fantastic movies; recently we’ve had The Turning, The Babadook and The Rover among others. And while 52 Tuesdays doesn’t rise to the same heights as these bigger efforts, it never really needs to.” Read More >
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Song of the Sea – Review
“Song of the Sea is an ineffably magical piece that plays heavily on traditionalism and folklore to make for a film that will appeal to both parents and children alike.” Read More >
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Minions – Review
“there’s something so universal and so inherently fun about this playful sense of irreverence, which appeals to the child in all of us.” Read More >
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Max – Review
If there’s even a little bit of a cynic in you, then prepare to be at war with yourself watching Max. On one hand, this is a heartfelt, innocent family film with solid life lessons. On the other hand, it’s so cliché, corny, and manipulative. If you’ve ever seen a movie about a boy and… Read More >
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Inside Out – Review
“After hitting bull’s-eye after bull’s-eye for almost a decade and a half, there’s been something off about the past few Pixar movies. Brave was descent, but not extraordinary, Monsters University was fun, but not really necessary, and Cars 2…” Read More >
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