Disney•Pixar’s “Coco” is a heartwarming story about family, music and following your dreams. It’s a Day of the Dead movie that’ll make you want to celebrate the holiday even if you haven’t been exposed to it before.
“Happy Death Day” is what you get when you take “Groundhog Day”, a murder mystery and a college film and put them all together. It may sound like a mish-mashed rip-off, but it manages to hold its own without infringing too much on other films. The story is enjoyable, funny and frightening, and at times, it infuriatingly teases you.
You’ll float too as you embark on this 1980s adventure into the sewers. Follow along as these seven children try to figure out why kids keep disappearing from the town of Derry, Maine.
Gru and his Minions are back (well, most of his Minions – more later), and they’re joined Gru’s wife Lucy, their girls and a couple of new characters. If you liked the first two movies, you’ll also love “Despicable Me 3”.
Cars 3 puts the focus back on Lightning McQueen and his career in racing, and converts Mater back into the comic relief he was made to be.
Sequels are stereotyped as not as good as their predecessors, but Marvel Studios never ceases to please their audience, as they undoubtedly will with Vol. 2.
“The Fate of the Furious” has the same crazy, unbelievable stunts and the same cast trying to one-up the bad guys and save the world.
“Beauty and the Beast” is Disney’s best live action remake yet. It has a near perfect amount of the original and new.
You’ve probably heard about “A Dog’s Purpose” from the controversial video showing a dog being forced to go into rushing waters during the filming. If that upset you, then you’re most likely a dog lover, which means you’re the perfect audience for this movie.
By Matt Roseboom “Rogue One” is an excellent Star Wars story starring a bunch of characters you don’t know. As a stand-alone film, it’s definitely worth seeing, even if you’re not a big Star Wars fan.
