If you don’t like Will Smith, Robert DeNiro, or Shark Tale, you should probably just stop reading this review. Once upon a time ago, I was subjected to Shark Tale and at the time, I honestly thought it was the silliest thing ever. Fast forward about 14 years and I voluntarily watched Shark Tale again. … More Shark Tale (2004)
In case you didn’t know this random fact; The Curse of the Were-Rabbit won the Oscar for Best Animated Picture in 2006. This clay animated feature film beat out Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride and Howl’s Moving Castle. Slim competition, but I can see why this film was so chosen over the other two, and the … More The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)
Before I butcher this Chicken Run review, I want to share that I am a huge fan of clay animation. I think it is a unique form of animation that brings a different dimension to characters that we get to know and love. Wallace and Gromit may be some cool characters and I love Shaun … More Chicken Run (2000)
Never did I think Over the Hedge was a movie that I should watch, let alone enjoy. Headlined by Bruce Willis, Over the Hedge was hilarious at the beginning and end which was more then enough to win me over. The middle may have been a little lazy and predictable, but it left me to … More Over the Hedge (2006)
Thank God we have come a long way in 20 years. Dreamworks first major animated release was Antz, way back in 1998. If you took a moment to look at the voice cast alone, you’d think this movie was probably one of the most dedicated movies of all-time. Sadly the excitement for the movie ended … More Antz (1998)
A Bee Movie reminded that Dreamworks lacks everything that Pixar has when it comes to making movies about animals or anything in general. If they thought by slapping some major celebrities together (like Shrek) would bring down the house every time, they seem to have been wrong many times over. I know this will disappoint … More Bee Movie (2007)
Does anyone know anyone who works at the Central Park Zoo? If you do, can we please get the misfits who escaped, Alex the Lion (Ben Stiller), Marty the zebra (Chris Rock), Melman the giraffe (David Schwimmer), and Gloria the hippo (Jada Pinkett Smith), a plane ticket home. These guys went from a comfortable home to … More Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted (2012)
Madagascar 2 actually had a lot going on and a limited time frame to achieve everything it set out to do. Whether it was Alex (Ben Stiller) returning home for the first time since he went missing as a cub, or the time he destroyed and had to repair his friendship with Marty (Chris Rock). … More Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008)
Madagascar gave us many things. Characters we grow to love, voice actors we love to laugh with, and a crazy story about a bunch of misfits who go on the adventure of a lifetime. This franchise personally gave me The Penguins, Skipper, Rico, Private, and Kowalski, who are some of favorite animated characters of all-time. Although … More Madagascar (2005)
Ten Stars or Less 