Posts Tagged ‘Animation’

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Space Dogs: Return To Earth

December 12, 2020

The canine Cosmonauts return to Earth for a colourful Cuban escapade filled with kooky characters, but language barrier issues mean the fun occasionally gets lost in translation.

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by Sean Burton

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Scoob!

September 28, 2020

It won't take a group of meddling kids to unmask this cash-grabbing imposter.

by Sean Burton

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Dreambuilders

July 28, 2020

Dreambuilders is a wondrously inventive and commendably ambitious effort that respectfully borrows blocks from superior builds, but provides a solid foundation for an introduction to them.

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by Sean Burton

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Trolls World Tour

April 10, 2020

Trolls World Tour has all the manufactured qualities of a fleeting chart topper, but is as easily forgettable. It sings all the expected notes with no threat of breaking out into an improvised solo.

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by Sean Burton

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Toy Story 4

June 22, 2019

There's still friends to be made in Toy Story 4, but maybe it's time for the franchise to go sailing no more.

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by Sean Burton

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Children will no doubt lap up the bright colours on show and its message of seeing past the material nature of the holiday is an important one, but Illumination's Grinch is a dull and needless adaptation of a story that already has a perfect version in existence.

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by Sean Burton

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Teen Titans Go! To the Movies

August 4, 2018

The Teen Titans might be GO!ing to the movies, but unless you're taking your very young child with you, we recommend you STAY! at home and wait for the Blu-Ray.

by Oliver Woodings

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Incredibles 2

July 13, 2018

On Parr but far from Incredible, the long-awaited sequel plays it safe with its story and villain but it's unlikely you'll be making a Dash for a second viewing.

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by Sean Burton

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Batman Ninja

May 16, 2018

It's Batman as you've never seen him before, but due to a weak script, underutilized villains and some unenthusiastic English dubbing, he's definitely been in better adventures.

by Sean Burton

End of the line!