R Categories Movies Reviews January 12, 2022 Riverdance: The Animated Adventure has two left feet Too many farts and too much step dancing overshadow the film's attempts at important lessons.
H Categories Movies Reviews January 11, 2022 Hotel Transylvania: Transformania is a sadly “bleh” close to the series Despite a fun premise and some solid character work, Drac and company's last ride is a disappointingly bloodless affair.
B Categories Movies Reviews December 7, 2021 Back to the Outback detours through Madagascar to get down Down Under This Australian animated adventure will prove familiar, if inoffensive, even to younger moviegoers.
H Categories Anniversaries Features Movies November 22, 2021 Human Again: Civilization and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Disney's 1991 adaptation of the French fairytale is an all-time classic of animation whose legacy extends beyond the picture itself.
H Categories Reviews TV November 18, 2021 Harriet the Spy is a puzzlingly underwhelming new take on a classic character You don’t need to be a master spy to uncover why Harriet the Spy doesn’t work.
D Categories Movies Reviews November 15, 2021 Disney’s Encanto is an enchanting love song to the weirdo in every family The studio's latest combines the pop of its latest in-house pictures with a Pixarian high concept and Stephanie Beatriz's excellent voice work to strong effect.
S Categories Reviews TV October 29, 2021 Star Trek: Prodigy brings new blood to a familiar franchise The beloved franchise branches out towards a younger audience in this spirited new Paramount+ series.
R Categories Movies Reviews October 21, 2021 Ron’s Gone Wrong almost, but not quite goes right The second family film this year to address the dark side of tech, Ron's Gone Wrong unfortunately falls a little flat in execution.
N Categories Festivals Movies NYFF 59 September 29, 2021 NYFF2021: Belle: The Dragon and the Freckled Princess fuses spectacle with spirit Belle: The Dragon and the Freckled Princess may try to juggle too much, but its vision deserves to be seen on the big screen.
& Categories Reviews TV September 15, 2021 “Da Bears” gags are the height of comedy compared to Chicago Party Aunt’s crummy jokes Chicago Party Aunt, Netflix's new animated comedy, undercuts the strengths of its medium and its cast through sloppy, tired craft and writing.
