Steven Spielberg’s first foray into motion capture filmmaking turns the legendary boy journalist and globe-trotting adventurer of the early graphic novels of Herge into a big screen hero.
Jon Favreau’s CGI remake of the Disney animated classic has the scope of a myth and the playfulness of a folktale. Plus the voices of Ben Kingsley, Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson, and Idris Elba.
Jason Segal scripts and stars in the big screen return of the iconic puppet characters, a comedy that recaptures the whimsical charm and goofy humor of their best work.
George Lucas imaged the childhood and young adult years of Indiana Jones in this TV series that followed the character growing up through defining historical and cultural moments of the early 20th century.
Clever and funny and sweet, this animated odyssey uses a story that reimagines the mind as an epic theme park. to remind us (but especially kids) that emotions are powerful forces.
Bruce Willis and Garry Shandling provide the voices for the woodland creatures who find their home surrounded by human habitation in this animated comedy based on the newspaper comic strip.
The kids show created by Paul Reubens was the most imaginative and energetic children’s show to hit Saturday morning TV and remains a high point in children’s programming for kids of all ages.
The third film in the junior James Bond series takes a turn into private eye fantasy and then a dazzling (and often absurdly silly) trip into a virtual reality video game.
