Better remembered than seen, Beauty and the Beast has been treated unkindly not just by the years that have passed since it was released to enormous acclaim in 1991.
Beauty and the Beast is the movie that convinced Disney they were back in the game.
There are two sides to every story, the saying goes, but in this super-Rashomon-meets-Shrek CGI contraption there are no less than five.
Wholesome family entertainment with a good message.
Girlfriend talks as if she’s constantly burning her bras but she can’t tell when some scumbag is trying to shamelessly get into her panties.
Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon?
Who knew Pooh had it in him to ease blue-state-red-state tensions?
You saw Brother Bear in theaters but skipped the truly subversive Teacher’s Pet? Here’s your chance to fix that.
When Spot’s desire is granted by an eeeeeevil scientist, the film suddenly morphs into a dissatisfying and uncomfortable concoction.
The film’s message is as warm and intimate as its color palette and as heart-warming as the smile on Stitch’s face.
Despite the old-school look, Atlantis feels unpolished, both gawky and colorless.