Tag: family
Pixar Reportedly Removed LGBTQ Elements of Elio
It takes time to change course, and the road often becomes bumpy as you navigate a new path. Pixar seems to be learning this as it pivots away from some of the more controversial elements of its recent offerings. The animation studio’s newest film is Elio, which was released two weekends ago and ...
Read MoreREVIEW: Elio (2025)
The marketing for Pixar’s Elio has been scant, to say the least, and a lot of such content tends to get pushed my way because of my interests and search history. So, I can only imagine the average moviegoer doesn’t know what it is. The last great Pixar movie, in my opinion, was 2017’s Coco, &h...
Read MoreTRAILER: Lilo and Stitch (2025)
Earlier today, Disney released a full trailer for their live-action Lilo and Stitch remake. Starring Maia Kealoha as Lilo, Sydney Agudong as Nani, and Chris Sanders reprising the role of Stitch, this version of Lilo and Stitch is a reimagining of the beloved 2002 original Disney animated film. It...
Read MoreREVIEW: Skeleton Crew – Season 1, Episode 8, “The Real Good Guys”
***SPOILERS*** “The Real Good Guys” opens where “We’re Gonna be in So Much Trouble” left off, with the kids and their parents in Jod’s hands. The parents assume Jod is a Jedi, and the kids are forced to play along. Jod takes Fern and Undersecretary Fara to meet the Supervisor. Wim clashe...
Read MoreREVIEW: Red One (2024)
Red One is like a Christmas present you’re convinced will be a pair of socks or a novelty shirt or something else lame, but it ends up being something pretty cool. It wasn’t on your list, and it’ll probably go in the closet before long, but you’ll have fun with it and maybe even dig it &hel...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Wild Robot (2024)
When I first saw a trailer for The Wild Robot, I was pretty sure the film would make me cry. DreamWorks has been upping the quality and versatility of its animation lately, and more importantly, this is the kind of story that always hits home. Roz, the robot (Lupita N’yongo), saying, “I don’t ...
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