A court procedural but with Looney Tunes characters? After years of failed attempts to catch the Road Runner, the Coyote decides to sue the ACME corporation for all their failing gadgets. Coyote Vs ACME starts with the Warner Brothers logo with an additional asterisk. The notation being “Subsidiary of the ACME corporation.” Considering ACME are…
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Review: Masters of the Universe (2026)
Schlocky, silly fun. The land of Eternia is lost, and their prince, Prince Adam, is hidden away on Earth. After fifteen years, can Adam answer the call to adventure and save Eternia?? Mattel and Amazon Studios produce this movie adaptation of the He-Man cartoon, directed by Travis Knight (Bumblebee, Kubo and the Two Strings). The…
Review: Arco
I will always respect an animation studio that goes for hand-drawn animation. Arco, a boy living in a house above the clouds, risks everything and finds himself in a strange world below. Iris, a girl who finds him, has her life turned upside down trying to help him return to wherever he came from. Arco…
Review: Redline
That was absolutely bonkers and it was great. JP’s dream of winning the famous Redline high speed race is dwindling fast. Not only did he crash his racer, but the Redline race is set to compete on a planet ruled by a tyrannical dictator. Redline is a 2009 Japanese animated movie directed by Takeshi Koike,…
Review: Flow
Beautifully emotional, understated animation. Flow is the sort of animation we need more of. A household cat is forced to leave home as the world floods around them. So begins a boat-bound adventure with a group of unlikely friends. Directed and co-written by Latvian Gints Zilbalodis, starring the vocal talents of Miut, the orange pet…
Review: The Wild Robot
What a beautiful, fun, scary and moving experience. When a robot built to serve humans finds itself lost in the wilderness, it must instead adapt and serve the nature around it. Directed and written by Chris Sanders (How to Train Your Dragon, Lilo & Stitch) based off the book by Peter Brown, The Wild Robot…
Review: Transformers One
The bruised and beaten franchise waves a cheery flag. A prequel following the origins of Optimus Prime and other Transformer characters, Orion Pax, a worker on Cybertron, discovers a world-shaking conspiracy. The awkwardly named Transformers One is directed by Josh Cooley, who recently made Toy Story 4. The writing team is entirely from Disney/Marvel MCU…
Review: Wish
Disney’s 100 year celebration is a lukewarm affair. It is fine. Asha is a young girl living in the kingdom of Rosas, which is ruled by a sorcerer-king, and the king has the confidence of his people by storing and protecting their greatest wishes. But Asha is soon to discover that the king isn’t all…
Review: Transformers – Rise of the Beasts
The Transformers movie franchise really had the quietest renaissance ever, didn’t it? It is an actual shame no one really cares. Following, loosely, after 2018’s prequel Bumblebee, the Autobots are stuck on Earth and in hiding. But when an ancient technological device is recovered by a museum, it could be their ticket back to their…
Review: Spider-Man – Across the Spider-Verse
When the dial is already at eleven, it is going to break if you push it further. Following the events of Into The Spider-Verse, we follow both Miles Morales and Gwen Stacey in their own universes, trying to cope with their own lonely vigils of their cities. However, the Spider-Society, formed over thousands of universes,…
