The toys are back in town and return for the fourth and final installment in Pixar's most popular property. When the fourth film was announced there was an ounce of hesitation due to the third film feeling so resolute. However, the opportunity to return to the land of Woody and Buzz would be too enticing... Continue Reading →
The original Lego Movie was one of the biggest surprises of 2014 and was awfully snubbed at the Oscars. The film based on the popular children's toy captured everyone's hearts and wallets. If I had the money I would of brought every set released but I settled to just having the double decker couch. It was quickly... Continue Reading →
2018 is over and it has been a mixed year for films, some very good, some very bad. However time moves on and we need to look forward into 2019 into the top 10 films to look forward to in the new year. 10) Pokemon: Detective Pikachu (Est. Release May 2019) When I first heard... Continue Reading →
Animation is a fantastic section of cinema, you are no longer contained with physical limitations, the freedom for any subject and any object to become free with any universe the writer creates. This leads to some of the finest and most creative pieces of cinema. However animation can be underappreciated, in awards shows they are... Continue Reading →
Disney Pixar returns to everyone's favourite superhero family. 14 years after the original was released the big question to ask is that can it live up to the hugely successful The Incredibles or will it falter just like the other attempts Pixar has had at sequels/prequels. Set straight after the events of the first film, the Incredibles... Continue Reading →
The popular Adult Swim show, Rick and Morty, has just signed a new deal with the network for 70 new episodes to be commissioned. A unprecedented amount to be given if you take in the fact that at this current time of writing there are only 31 episodes of the actual show. This is great news as Rick... Continue Reading →
There is a plethora of underrated animations that are out of the Disney realm. The Last Unicorn, The Iron Giant, Atlantis and Brother Bear to name a few. The Road to El Dorado is another one of these animations that is horribly underrated. Set in Spain in the 1500's, two con artists Miguel and Tulio win a map to the... Continue Reading →
One of the most iconic animations ever created finally got their feature film released in 2007. In a time which many professed that the show had jumped the shark and quality had diminished it was time to see if the creators of the show could pull of a quality feature length episode of The Simpsons.... Continue Reading →
Easter Sunday is a day of rest, where the whole family sit and watch television after eating an unhealthy amount of Easter eggs, while Mum's roast beef is cooking in kitchen. However a certain TV scheduling has created an uproar with British parents. The case in question, is Channel 5 putting Watership Down on in... Continue Reading →
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