Tag: movie review
Toy Story 5 is a Magical Lesson of Preserving Imagination! | THe Little Tators REVIEW
Disney and Pixar have long cherished a magical formula that brought the Toy Story series to life, captivating audiences worldwide with its heartwarming stories and unforgettable characters.
TOY STORY 5 Release Date: June 19, 2026 Director: Andrew Stanton Writers: Andrew Stanton & Kenna Harris Producers: Lindsey Collins Publishing Studio: Disney / Pixar
As technological advancements have rapidly spread across the globe—bringing new devices and digital entertainment into children’s lives—a question arises:...
‘Disclosure Day’ is Spielberg at His Very Best – Review
Spielberg's latest feature film shows the legendary director still has the magic touch when it comes to telling stories. For many years now, the collaboration between Steven Spielberg and John Williams has been one of the greatest things in Hollywood. Thus, when it was announced that Disclosure Day would be the thirtieth collaboration between the two, I took notice.
Disclosure Day Directed by: Steven Spielberg Starring: Emily Blunt,...
Lightyear Goes to Infinity, But Not Beyond | Review
Pixar finally returns to theaters this week with Lightyear, a classic feeling Sci-Fi adventure flick that's fun, but not memorable. After missing out on theaters...
Crimes of the Future | Review
Crimes of the Future is David Cronenberg’s heralded return to the body-horror sub genre, combining modern themes with the type of outside-the-box filmmaking that...
Top Gun: Maverick | Review
Top Gun: Maverick is an incredibly exciting summer blockbuster that pulls off the unlikely accomplishment of being better than the original film. The problem with...
Men | Review
Men is an unnerving satire in the guise of an allegorical horror film from writer/director Alex Garland. But while the title may be simplistic...
The Northman | Review
The Northman is an engaging modern interpretation of an epic Viking saga. Incredible visuals and gritty action play against intense natural and supernatural forces. There...
West Side Story (2021) | Review
Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story is a fitting and sleek homage to the original film and Broadway musical, but it doesn’t really raise the...
Don’t Look Up | Review
Don’t Look Up is a modern disaster movie satire with plenty of star power and comedic moments. However, it falls short of achieving its...
Nightmare Alley | Review
Director Gullermo del Toro’s previous film won the Oscar for best picture. While Nightmare Alley isn’t at the same level, it still exudes all...
No Exit Brings the Tension, But Little More | Review
This week brings Hulu/20th Century Studios' newest thriller, No Exit, to the streaming service. With plenty of thrills and tension, it still feels like...
The Power of the Dog | Review
While it might seem like we have seen all we can see from the once-mighty western genre, something like The Power of the Dog...
Scream (2022) Sees a Path Beyond the Legacy | Review
The fifth Scream movie has arrived in theaters, bringing old and new characters together for a fun new story that retains the franchise's heart....
Mass is a Gripping Exploration of Grief and Shared Trauma | Review
Mass may not be high on your radar at the moment among this year's Fall slate, but it's definitely one you won't forget with...
Batman: The Long Halloween Part 2 (Review)
The second part of the animated adaptation of the beloved comic, The Long Halloween, arrives on Blu-Ray this week and it's very worth picking...
Disney’s Jungle Cruise Delivers on Its Adventurous Promises (Review)
The newest movie based around one of Disney's beloved theme-park attractions, Jungle Cruise, arrives this week, bringing humor and a whole bunch of fun....
The Tomorrow War Delivers on Alien Battling Action (Review)
The Tomorrow War arrives on Prime Video this week, bringing a fairly impressive Sci-Fi blockbuster to the streaming service that's fun to watch.
The...
The Forever Purge Embraces the Action of the Franchise (Review)
Blumhouse and Universal release a brand new film in the Purge franchise this week, one that changes the concept forever, while hammering home its...
Mortal Kombat is Bloody, Shallow, And Ridiculously Fun (Review)
It's time to test your might as the new Mortal Kombat film finally arrives. The video game reboot took it's time, but there's plenty...
Casually Criterion Takes on Love in Before Sunrise
In the latest Casual Cinecast we're back to some Criterion talk as we discuss the first film in the Before Trilogy and much more! We...
Why Almost Famous Still Holds Up (And Why It Always Will)
On the road with the band there was a lot more to write home about than the Music. Twenty years ago on September 13, 2000,...
Last Knights
Initially I was surprised at the almost complete lack of buzz for Last Knights. It has Morgan Freeman in it so what could go wrong, right? Yet in spite of having both an actor of legendary status such as Freeman, well-known actor Clive Owen, and some pretty nice action scenes somehow the film manages to be uninspired. Read further to find out why.