Category: Animation
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Movie Review – DC League of Super-Pets
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DC League of Super-Pets was a good kids’ movie. I’m basing my review solely on the targeted audience. Little kids. The humor was there for them, there were some great moral lessons going on and the animation looked really cool for kids. This isn’t one of the kids’ movies that adults are still entertained in…
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Movie Review – Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank
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There were many moments throughout the movie when the humor was funny to kids but the parents got the real meaning of the joke. They did a good job of keeping us adults entertained. I appreciate that movie people. Thank you They even broke the fourth wall many times. When an actor/animated character speaks directly…
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Movie Review – Minions: The Rise of Gru
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It’s starting to feel like they’re milking this franchise for all the money they can get from it without offering anything substantially new. Rise of Gru doesn’t come close to Despicable Me or the first Minions movie back in 2015. (No way, it was that long ago?) I think the best thing I can say about the movie is that it’s only about…
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RunPee Pixar Hub
What is it about Pixar? I mean, we all love cartoons. We’ve all loved them from the days before we knew they were actually cartoons and not just a different part of reality. Kids loving cartoons is a given. Then, when we get older, there are cartoons specially made for grown ups. And that’s when…
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Rewatch Review – Toy Story 2
A couple of years later and along comes the inevitable sequel. But was Toy Story 2 so unavoidable? To be honest, there seemed to be some doubts amongst the powers that be at Disney. Initial plans were that Toy Story 2 was to be a straight to VHS release…it was the last millennium, after all,…
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Rewatch Review – Toy Story 3
And so we come to the conclusion of the Toy Story saga…at least that was the plan at the time. Andy has grown up; he’s now seventeen and about to head to college. Obviously the toys are now accustomed to being neglected. The ones that remain are left in a cupboard but, with Andy’s imminent…
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Lightyear end credits—what you miss if you don’t sit through 11 minutes of extras
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At the very end of the credits, after the Disney and Pixar logos are shown, there is a short extra scene. What we see is a bunch of debris floating in space. The camera moves through the debris and circles around until we are face-to-face with the ZurgBot. It’s dark, but then the eyes glow…
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Is there anything extra during the end credits of Lightyear?
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There are 3 extra scenes during the end credits of Lightyear. About 2 minutes into the credits is a 10-second extra scene. Then, about 8 minutes of rolling credits until we see another very short extra scene. Neither of the first two extra scenes is important to finishing a story or setting anything up for the…
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Movie Review – Lightyear
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Lightyear was fun and somewhat unpredictable, but it doesn’t live up to the epic expectations set by previous Pixar movies. Let’s face it, Toy Story, Up, Finding Nemo, Inside Out, Incredibles, et al. have set the bar sky-high. If you expect Lightyear to join those ranks then prepare for mild disappointment. There’s nothing wrong with Lightyear; it’s a good movie…
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Movie review—Bob’s Burger
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I’ve never seen the Bob’s Burgers TV show. So going into this movie I had no point of reference. But it also means I had no expectations. It is a potential problem most TV related movies can have. Can we capture that elusive new audience? Maybe but they’re going to have to do some things…
