Movie Review: Disney-Pixar’s ‘Incredibles 2’ was well worth the wait
The world has been waiting for Disney•Pixar “Incredibles 2” to see what damage the Underminer would cause after Dash’s track meet for 14 whole years, and the wait is finally over.
The world has been waiting for Disney•Pixar “Incredibles 2” to see what damage the Underminer would cause after Dash’s track meet for 14 whole years, and the wait is finally over.
With the largely mixed fan expectations for “Solo: A Star Wars Story”, you may or may not be excited for this newly revealed chapter in the Star Wars universe.
By Quinn Roseboom Last night I had a dream where I was in Infinity War, albeit it was as jumbled as dreams are and I didn’t really know the details of the actual movie at the time, but I remember Thanos trying to take an infinity stone from me. When I woke up, I immediately…
The effects of a 4D theater can change the way you feel about a film. These theaters can turn any appropriately effect-diverse movie (more below on that) into a thrilling theme park-esque attraction.
If you’re a fan of the original Wrinkle in Time book, you should go into this movie knowing that while the story mostly stays the same, there are some major deviations.
“Black panther” is the least “Superhero” Marvel film yet. Sure, T’challa has enhanced strength and abilities, along with his supersuit, but he uses them less for public display than he does for espionage and stealth. The Black Panther title is all about protecting Wakanda, not necessarily the world.
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”.