Like the French peasant stew for which it is named, this Pixar comedy is hearty and tasty, created from fresh ingredients and cooked up with unexpected flavors, and leaves a satisfying and inspiring warmth when it’s done.
Plus the lovely French drama ‘Petite Maman’ and ‘Wedding Season’ on Hulu, documentary ‘Flight / Risk’ on Prime Video, ‘End of the Road’ on Netflix, and ‘The Thin Man’ movies and ‘Moonfall’ on HBO Max
Penny Marshall directs this warm-hearted comedy of an adolescent boy who wakes up in the body of an adult and explores the grown-up world with a job in a toy company.
Peter Beagle adapts his own novel for this animated fantasy of a lone unicorn searching the world for another of her kind. Features the voices of Mia Farrow, Alan Arkin, and Jeff Bridges.
This live action Disney adventure is that rare breed of remake that outshines the original. Directed by David Lowery, it costars Robert Redford and the magnificent forests of New Zealand.
The animated drama from Studio Ghibli by Isao Takahata is not a fantasy film but something more like an animated memoir with commentary by a past self.
Isao Takahata directs this animated 10th-century fairy tale of a magical princess who is born of a bamboo stalk for Studio Ghibli, the animation powerhouse he cofounded.
This 2002 film was the first to capture the graphic thrills and eye-popping spectacle of a true comic book superhero and it essentially launched the 21st century superhero genre.
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.
