The film mostly fails to make a convincing case for Aardman’s old-school artisanal approach.
The film fails to build on the whimsical foundation of the first film in any way.
Apollo 10½ ultimately suggests that memory distorts and amplifies just as much as it preserves.
Kevin Macdonald’s film never captures the spectrum of a life lived in unimaginable extremis.
The film offers a charming, even moving throwback to the aspirational sense of belonging that marks so many comics.
Director Timothy Reckart’s The Star turns the greatest story ever told into just another kids’ movie.
Even if Tangled is not one of Disney’s greatest achievements, it’s at least a heartfelt rendering of a classic fairy tale.
It’s hard to believe that the spy comedy Chuck came so close to cancellation just a few short months ago.
The story is so paper-thin one surmises it was scrawled on soggy toilet paper somewhere.
It may come as a shock—though I doubt it—that I missed out on the first offering in the Big Momma’s House franchise.