Brad Bird’s cartoon fable in science fiction clothing and fairy tale trappings is a delightful throwback to the classic era of hand-drawn animated movies and delivers the most amazing little boy wish fulfillment fantasies.
This holiday comedy about a human raised by elves who goes in search of his biological father on New York City has become a modern Christmas tradition for many families.
The biggest movie stars of the “Monsterverse” finally meet in the inevitable giant monster battle in a sprawling spectacle that includes hollow earth theory, conspiracy theorists, and a new take on the Mecha-Godzilla robot.
The fantastical adventure from Pixar is a film of whimsy and wonder, mixing Jules Verne imagination with the bubble-gum colors of a children’s picture book and Pixar’s trademark bouncy humor, all stirred with memories of childhood dreams.
The second film in Robert Rodriguez’s junior James Bond fantasies takes them to a sweet mad scientist creating preposterous dream-creatures hatched with a childlike love of puns.
Mia Wasikowska, Tom Hiddleston, and Jessica Chastain star in this Gothic romance with notes of horror and bathed in the unreal and magical colors of a baroque Italian horror.
Anna Biller’s collision of feminism, romantic fantasy, power, sex, and horror is a silky mix of fifties romantic melodrama, sixties style, and seventies erotic horror.
