The Looney Tunes are whatever they need to be, whenever they can be.
Cool seeing where my profile picture came from, and to be reminded of a time when movie theaters and Looney Tunes mattered a whole lot more. Or at least, I can pretend that they did.
Box Office Bunny is a welcome blast from the past. Featuring a hip-hop dance routine, a rowdy cinema, and a terrific trio of silliness. There's much fun to be had in predictable…
Hard to believe this is a Disney film. The Hunchback of Notre Dame stands out even among it's contemporaries, with a darkness and religious overtone that even topples The Prince of Egypt.
This is a terrific film - a film Disney would never make today because it stands for something. This and the new Captain America are incomparable. You either choose to discuss the effect of skewed leadership or you don't.
If there was anyone who could save Batman on film, it would be Matt Reeves. Trusting the man that rescued another overworked franchise with return-to-form hits in the Planet of the Apes series was a genius maneuver.
The Batman is the shot in the arm Batman and DC needed. An adrenaline-spiked action noir that finally refocuses Bruce, the man, and Bat, the detective. Reeves shows how realism can exist in tandem with style and grandeur.
What a cast, man. Seriously.…
Like we need to watch it to know it’ll be great. Oh, please! Single-handedly the most triumphant return in cinema history. Like poetry, but it’s four hours long.
