Month: November 2024

Moana was a big hit in our household. I’ve seen it several times, but my wife has seen it many, many more with our Daughter. At times it’s even been bigger than Frozen, with You’re […]

Paul King knew the deal. Having embraced audiences with two beautiful warm hugs, he decided to move onto chocolate factories. Which feels more than reasonable given the reception to the second film in particular. When […]

I thought I might dig into aesthetics and mood for this review. Seems pretty obvious for a Tim Burton doesn’t it? The monochromatic nature of it. The gloom and gothic feeling of it all. But […]