Flashback Review: Shark Tale

In 2003, “Finding Nemo” came out earning critical acclaim & box office success as an instant classic among critics & movie goers alike. It ultimately won an Oscar for “Best Animated Feature” with “Disney” & “Pixar” taking home their grand prize. By the time Finding Nemo was first released, rival animation studio, “DreamWorks Animation” commenced […]

Aladdin (1992)

In 1989, The Walt Disney Company released “The Little Mermaid.” The film helped Disney relaunched its quality in terms of animation after suffering poor reception & box office fatigue. Disney’s resurgence spanning from 1989-1999 was known as “Disney Renaissance.” During that period, the company released notable gigantic animated hit movies in release date order including […]

Flashback Review: Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

In the 1980s, animator, Jim A. Davis came up with an idea for a short film titled, “Runaway Rocketboy.” It’s about an intelligent boy with the knowledge of Albert Einstein with super powers who builds a ship to flee from his parents. Originally, Jim was gonna expand the short film into a live action motion […]

Flashback Review: Austin Powers In Goldmember

After “Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me” came out in 1999, Mike Myers worked on a script as a follow up to the previous installment of the Austin Powers series. This time, Austin must save his father from Goldmember & prevent Dr. Evil from achieving his goal yet again. The threequel is titled, “Austin […]

Flashback Review: Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

After “Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery” earned positive reception and made money at the box office, Mike Myers penned a script for a sequel set after the first film titled “Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.” The sequel is about Austin who must travel back in time to reclaim his “mojo,” which is […]

Flashback Review: Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery

Fresh from his film career since Wayne’s World & his tenure on SNL, Mike Myers came up with an idea based on his childhood watching James Bond, Peter Sellers & comedy troupe Monty Python with his dad. When his stint from SNL was over, he went on hiatus to brainstorm the concept of creating a […]