While I may have several issues with Christopher Robin overall, it definitely got Winnie the Pooh and his pals right. They are exactly how I

Teen Titans Go! To the Movies has a goofy, anarchic, high-energy spirit. The animation is no better than on the tv show and the story and ch

It is the usual grab-bag of obvious jokes and silly accents, though there is at least sort of a narrative to hang on to. The concept of the

It is smart, really funny and plays inside the world created in its predecessor. It is exactly what I want from a sequel, yet rarely get. Th

Somehow none of this comes off nearly as exciting as it sounds. There is a lot going on, but not much of it connects. There is a lot of tale

There is so much story and so many characters that, eventually, I stopped trying to make sense of everything and just went along with the am

I enjoyed spending time in their crazy world. The jokes are funny, never condescending and rarely gross.

It is not funny and, even more than that, it makes Peter and Thomas seem like jerks, while Bea looks like an idiot for not realizing what is

The animation has a fairytale quality to it. It seems like there is something magical going on even in the most mundane of moments. It is ve

The juxtaposition between their teenage personas and their avatars provides much of the film's laughs and all four leads are funny playi