The pieces come together for first LEGO Movie 2 trailer
I am hyped for The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part because it looks like it’s basically the first movie, but more. Most of ...
Tag: Childrens Movies
Paramount Players bought the film rights for Creepy Crawlers
Creepy Crawlers are the reason I didn’t learn to cook until I was in my mid-twenties. The anti-Easy-Bake Oven left a deep impression ...
Fox is making a Choose Your Own Adventure interactive movie
At CinemaCon, Fox has announced that it will be making a film and possibly more based on the Choose Your Own Adventure book ...
Eli Roth shows how he’d direct a kids’ movie in The House with a Clock in its Walls trailer
Eli Roth has been making some pretty juvenile projects his whole life. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. Some are totally watchable ...
Reviews
Review: Sherlock Gnomes
I’ve never watched Gnomeo and Juliet, the first entry in the British Garden Gnome Public Domain Property Parody Adventure series, but apparently they ...
Disney streaming deal in China may mark the decline of Chinese knockoff films
China has become the top international superpower. I don’t think there’s any denying it at this point, and yet it’s surprising how hard ...
See Early Man early and free
February likes to pump out kids movies because that helps the box office survive, and Early Man is one of those movies. But ...
Reviews
Review: Peter Rabbit
Have you ever wanted to watch General Hux at his most detached strangle the life out of realistic looking bunny while he curses ...
Trailers
The Teen Titans are going to the movies in, uh, Teen Titans GO! To The Movies
Teen Titans GO! has pretty much taken over Cartoon Network the last few years as blocks of the show have steadily replaced new programs, ...
Trailers
Check out the first teaser for The Incredibles 2
There isn’t much to go on in this teaser, honestly, but it does confirm a few things. Baby Jack Jack has a couple ...
Review: Coco
A litany of Disney animated films have explored various cultures. Whether or not they were entirely respectful of those cultures is up for ...
Reviews
Review: Wonderstruck
Watching Todd Haynes’ Wonderstruck is like watching a juggler who can’t quite find the right rhythm. Parallel narratives unfold 50 years apart (one ...