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Tag Archives: Disney
Pixar’s Brave is Gorgeous But Just OK
I’m starting to worry that Pixar is losing it. First Cars, then Cars 2, and now Brave. Granted, I don’t mean to insinuate that Brave is at all as bad as those talking cars, but it’s nowhere near The Incredibles, … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews
Tagged animated films, bears, Billy Connolly, Brave, Disney, Emma Thompson, entertainment, Kelly MacDonald, Pixar
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Snow White and the Huntsman – Not Disney’s Pretty Princess
If you ever read the original fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm or Hans Christian Andersen, they are quite unlike anything you’ve seen by Disney. Most people know that, but it bears repeating. The Little Mermaid didn’t get the prince … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews
Tagged bella swan, charlize theron, chris hemsworth, colleen atwood, Disney, fairy tales, kristen stewart, snow white, snow white and the huntsman
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New Trailer: Pixar’s Brave (now with more plot!)
Oh Pixar, how I love you. At least when I pretend that you never made Cars and Cars 2 – the search for more merchandising. (And yes, I know that is a cheap Spaceballs rip off, thank you very much) … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Brave, cartoons, Disney, Finding Nemo, movie trailers, Pixar, Ratatouille, Wall-E
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John Carter – Mars (and Texas) Forever
Based on the Edgar Rice Burroughs series, John Carter (which should have been John Carter of Mars), reminded me of one of the great movie quandaries: How do actors get through their lines in certain types of movies with a straight … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews
Tagged Andrew Stanton, Disney, Dominic West, edgar rice burroughs, entertainment, John Carter, Lynn Collins, Mark Strong, Taylor Kitsch, Willem Defoe, Woola
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