Finding Dory (Walt Disney Studios, PG)
You may not have a lot to think about afterwards, but you’ll have a sufficient amount to marvel at during.
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Norm of the North (Lionsgate, PG)
This movie won’t satisfy anybody.
Brave (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, PG)
The reason for Brave’s PG rating? It’s actually weirdly scary.
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Cars 2 (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, G)
Now I can safely say that Cars 2 is their worst film, though even it isn’t all that bad—just slightly worse than the original Cars.
Toy Story 3 (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, G)
Just about every movie is using 3-D these days. This film would have been just as good without it.
Toy Story & Toy Story 2 Double Feature (in Disney Digital 3-D) (Buena Vista Pictures, G)
The animators showed discipline, only adding 3-D where it could seamlessly be put in.
Up (Buena Vista Pictures, PG)
This is the first Pixar movie that features real, modern humans as its main characters, and you can tell the animators put a lot of work into making them not seem too cartoony.
Up’s Pete Docter & Jonas Rivera | No Looking Down
Over the course of the interview, both Docter and Rivera were doodling both while listening to and answering questions, and would only lift pen from paper if they needed to pantomime a part of a […]
Ratatouille (The Walt Disney Company/Buena Vista Pictures, G)
There are enough unexpected anti-selling out, pro-being a loner, pro-having an open mind messages that are spoken all too infrequently in movies of this ilk to counterbalance whatever confusion might come along with seeing a […]