Wreck-It Ralph (review)
Gets that we have a relationship with games that exists beyond the point at which play in any given game stops, that we have a relationship with gaming.
Toy Story
question of the day: Are Pixar movies released too close together for each of them to get classic status?
Is Pixar working too fast? Is its talent stretched too thin? Or is Pixar doing just fine?
Brave (review)
Finally! Pixar gives us a fully fledged, well-rounded, beautifully developed female protagonist, with a complex, provocative personal journey that is hers alone. A film of her own!
question of the day: What films offer the best life lessons to little kids?
And what lessons do your choices teach?
Doctor Who thing of the day: the Doctor as Woody and River Song as Buzz Lightyear?
Buzz Lightyear always was a sort of an impossible astronaut, wasn’t he?
The Lion King in 3D (review)
However crass Disney’s motivation may have been in rereleasing the film, it’s cheering to see that even in this era of awesome home-entertainment setups and increasingly unpleasant multiplexes, people still want to see great movies on a big screen with big sound…
Winnie the Pooh: slayer of feminist fantasies
Every single character but one in ‘Winnie the Pooh’ is male… and the only female character is defined exclusively by her gender. Just like every other movie.
Friday night fortune cookie: Buzz Lightyear says…
“To infinity… and beyond!”
question of the day: What does Hollywood want with former U.S. Senator Christopher Dodd… and vice versa?
The MPAA has a new chairman: a former U.S. Senator who has made a career of favoring corporations over citizens. How will he help make Hollywood even worse than it already is?
question of the day: What is the greatest children’s film of all time?
The U.K.’s *Radio Times* — the British equivalent of the U.S.’s *TV Guide* — polled its readers to determine the best movies for kids ever made…
