Classics Review: Pinocchio (1940)

In 1937, Walt Disney released his first ever animated film, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” It became a milestone in the film industry as the first theatrical animated film, rather than a very short subject. Back then, there was no such thing as television. People only went to a nearby theater if they wanna […]

Raya And The Last Dragon

“Raya and the Last Dragon” was released in 2021 along with “Luca” & “Encanto.” It received positive reviews from critics and movie goers alike. All three are nominated for “Best Animated Film” at the 94th Academy Awards. Before the upcoming awards ceremony airs on March 27, 2022, I wanna share my thoughts on Raya and […]

Flashback Review: The Lion King (1994)

After “Aladdin” came out in 1992 alongside Quentin Tarantino’s film debut “Reservoir Dogs,” Disney worked on their next big project. That’s right, the big one that arguably defines “The Disney Renaissance” is none other than “The Lion King.” Dating back to 1988, The Lion King was actually in development. At the time, Disney made a […]

Flashback Review: So Weird: Season 1

Greetings fellow movie goers from around the globe. Today’s review is an underrated series titled, “So Weird” that used to air on Disney Channel back when they didn’t make horrendous shows like “Hannah Montana” or anything related to production company, It’s A Laugh Productions. The is basically a kids version of “The X-Files” focusing on […]

Classics Review: 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea

In 1870, author Jules Verne (Journey To The Center Of The Earth, Around The World In 80 Days) published a novel titled, “20,000 Leagues Under The Sea.” The book is about Captain Nemo and his crew use a submarine to explore the sea and encounter a giant squid. Over the years, it became a hit […]

Flashback Review: The Hunchback Of Notre Dame

After “Pocahontas” came out in 1995 alongside “A Goofy Movie” & “Toy Story,” Disney immediately commenced development on their next project titled, “The Hunchback Of Notre.” An adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel, the company challenge themselves to adapt a novel with dark material containing controversial themes like racism, religion and sadism. They also added original […]