24 years ago Pixar and Walt Disney Pictures released the first fully computer-animated feature-length film named Toy Story. Not only did it become a major film success, the original movie, along with its sequels, shaped their way into many childhoods, including mine. A story of friendship and loyalty, each sequel was more heartfelt than the other. And just when you thought … [Read more...] about Toy Story 4 – Film Review
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Pokemon: Detective Pikachu – Film Review
Quality has never been a word one would associate with the Pokemon franchise, so it naturally comes as something of a surprise that the Japanese brand have created a product of genuine entertainment value in Detective Pikachu. Undergoing a glossy Hollywood makeover - no doubt thanks in part to the global phenomenon that was the interactive Pokemon Go - this first live-action … [Read more...] about Pokemon: Detective Pikachu – Film Review
Back of the Net – Film Review
Back of the Net is an Australian made flick that plays to the modern-day nature of empowering girls and encouraging them to be themselves. The main character, Cory Bailey (Sofia Wylie) is a science lover who flew to Sydney to spend a semester on a research vessel. As she arrives, she accidentally caught the wrong bus and ended up at Soccer Academy instead. Not a natural … [Read more...] about Back of the Net – Film Review
Missing Link – Film Review
Continuing to perfect the photorealistic landscapes they have brought to their other features thus far, Laika's unique streak of stop-motion animated story-telling reaches its most accessible peak with Missing Link. As conventional as Chris Butler's adventure tale is though - the filmmaker helming Laika's spooky offering ParaNorman, as well as earning story credit for both … [Read more...] about Missing Link – Film Review
The Lego Movie 2 – Film Review
Though they relinquished directorial control to Trolls helmer Mike Mitchell, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (the duo behind 2014's The Lego Movie) are still very much coursing through the veins of this snappy sequel. Just as capable as delivering audience appropriate comedy to families (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs) as they are to adults (21 Jump Street), Lord and … [Read more...] about The Lego Movie 2 – Film Review