Classics Review: Peter Pan (1953)

In 1904, playwright J.M Barrie released a play called, “Peter Pan.” It’s about three children are invited by a boy with the ability to fly who literally can’t grow up, to a trip to “Neverland.” An island filled with residents including pirates led by Peter’s archenemy Captain Hook, mermaids, Indians, fairies, animal wildlife and a […]

Classics Review: Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (1937)

In 1928, Walt Disney created Mickey Mouse in his first appearance titled, “Plane Crazy.” The cartoon failed at a test screening so Disney was obligated to distribute “Steamboat Willie” as the the one that started it all. A Decade Later during “The Great Depression,” Disney hired animators to work on an ambitious pet project. He […]

Flashback Review: Mighty Joe Young (1998)

In 1949, Merian C. Cooper (King Kong) produced a monster movie titled, “Mighty Joe Young” a spiritual successor to “King Kong.” The plot is about a young woman named, Jill who raised a gorilla named, Joe as a pet since childhood, grows into a fifteen-foot tall Kaiju. They’re offered a deal with a deal with […]

Flashback Review: Jungle 2 Jungle

Hello fellow movie goers from around the globe. Today’s “Flashback Review” is a Disney film starring Tim Allen as a New York businessman, Michael Cromwell, who learns that he has a son named, Mimi-Siku from a previous marriage. Turns out his child is from some sort of African tribe raised by the people who taught […]

Toy Story 4

After Disney & Pixar released Toy Story 3 earning critical acclaim from critics and families alike as well as winning an Oscar for “Best Animated Feature,” a fourth film was in development since 2014. Rashida Jones signed up to co-write a screenplay with Andrew Stanton & Pete Doctor. John Lasseter signed on to direct the […]

Toy Story 3

After “Toy Story 2” came out in 1999 earning critical acclaim and box office success on the same level as the original, Disney & Pixar worked on original films spanning from 2001-2009 including “Monster’s Inc,” “Finding Nemo,” “The Incredibles,” “Cars,” “Ratatouille” & “Up.” “Toy Story 3” was in “Development Hell” for a decade due to […]

Flashback Review: Toy Story 2

In 1995, Disney & Pixar’s “Toy Story” earned universal acclaim from many film critics including Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert & families from across the globe becoming the highest grossing film of the year. Toy Story became the first computer animated film for its groundbreaking technology influencing other animation studios such as DreamWorks Animation, Blue […]