Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
Cowabunga! Mutant Mayhem should please newcomers and longtime fans alike with its endearing characters and brilliant animation. |
The Evolution of Animated Cartoons: From Hand-Drawn to Computer Generated Magic
From the classic shorts of the early 20th century to the feature films that dominate the box office today, animated cartoons have come a long way over the past century. Advancing technology has radically changed how animators bring cartoon characters to life and tell compelling stories that captivate audiences. Interestingly, this evolution is not just […] |
Zack Snyder’s Justice League
Zack Snyder’s Justice League is a superhero epic, serving not only as a vindication for its director, but also as a fully satisfying experience for the fans who have been begging for it to be released. |
Trolls World Tour
While the magic of the original might not quite be fully recaptured here, Trolls World Tour is nevertheless cheery, non-demanding escapism that might be exactly what the doctor ordered during these uncertain times. |
Finding Santa: A Christmas Adventure
Even with an interesting animation style, Finding Santa doesn’t quite earn itself a place on top of Santa’s nice list. |
Toy Story 4
Funny, suspenseful, and profoundly heartfelt, Toy Story 4 is the best Pixar movie in years. |
Godzilla: King Of The Monsters
The newest Godzilla film delivers some satisfying monster mayhem, but it’s too bad the human drama is pretty silly this time around. |
Avengers: Endgame
The game is finally over, but was the wait worth it? Yes and no. Our review is mostly spoiler-free (even though you’ve all probably seen this movie by now!). |
My Little Pony: The Movie
The surprisingly action-packed My Little Pony: The Movie should delight fans of the series, while newcomers can appreciate the splashy animation and great songs. |
The Powerpuff Girls: The Last Donnycorn
The Powerpuff Girls come dangerously close to not saving the day in this disappointingly underwhelming collection of episodes. |
Rick And Morty: Rickmancing The Stone
Adult Swim’s brilliant series is back for its third season, possibly more hilarious and twisted than ever. If you’re not already watching it, now’s the time to start. |
The Emoji Movie
The Emoji Movie is a stupid idea for an animated movie which is also probably better than it deserves to be. |
Despicable Me 3
Though it’s elevated by plenty of laughs and a fun new bad guy, Despicable Me 3 would’ve benefited from a little more focus…and, dare we say it, more Minions. |
Mickey And The Roadster Racers
This Mickey Mouse Clubhouse spin-off offers plenty of slapstick-heavy action for kids, even as some adults wonder how much mileage Disney can get out of it. |
The Powerpuff Girls: Tiara Trouble
Though it may not capture the absurd magic of the original series, the new Powerpuff Girls still provides plenty of laughs for both kids and adults. |
Trolls: Party Edition
The delightful DreamWorks musical hit looks great on disc, even if the number of extras included isn’t exactly hair-raising. |
Trolls
Its hairy heroes and pop tunes won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but for those in the mood for cheery fun, Trolls provides plenty of charms. |
DC Superhero Girls: Hero of the Year
Cute, spunky, and light on its feet, DC Superhero Girls: Hero of the Year should be super fun for its target audience. |
Alice Through The Looking Glass
Spectacular visuals and a wonderful performance from Sasha Baron Cohen make this a Trip Through the Looking Glass worth taking. |
Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice
Holy letdown! The cast is great and the action is cool, but Dawn of Justice is bat-frustrating and not quite super enough. |
Open Season: Scared Silly
Despite some laughs, Open Season: Scared Silly lacks the oddball charm–and heart–that made the original so much fun. |
Kung Fu Panda 3
The martial arts trilogy has a satisfying conclusion, warm, funny, and with a heart as big as its panda hero’s tummy. |
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Even with a somewhat uneven tone, J.J. Abrams crafts a truly magical and nostalgic trip back to a galaxy far, far away. Our review is (mostly) spoiler-free. |
The Lion Guard: Return Of The Roar
The story may not be king, but terrific animation and catchy songs make The Lion Guard a worthy adventure for its target audience. Kids will adore it. |
Lego Star Wars: The New Yoda Chronicles
The Force is fun with this one, providing cheeky Robot Chicken-style humor that Star Wars fans of all ages should find hilarious. |
The Seventh Dwarf
Lazy, unfunny, and annoying, this German Disney knock-off offers very little to like. In fact, it will probably leave you feeling very “Grumpy” when it’s over. |
Miles From Tomorrowland: Let’s Rocket!
“Blastastic!” Slick animation, likable characters, and engaging plots make Miles From Tomorrowland an unexpectedly smart children’s show. |
Turbo: F.A.S.T.
Turbo: F.A.S.T. is a surprisingly entertaining treat. With zippy plots and a genuine sense of fun, these snails should be fast enough to please both kids and adults. |