Movies and Televison

It may not be my personal favorite Christmas movie of all time, but there are plenty of things in this movie that make it hold its status as an undying holiday favorite.

One of the best Christmas specials ever crafted stars Mickey, Donald, and Goofy as they learn many lessons and go on many wild escapades that often end in many humourous and heartwarming results.

One of the most visually different and totally charming animated features on Netflix is a Christmas movie about the origins of Santa and how a selfish postman finds his footing in a movie that is destined to become a classic

This Christmas movie from Netflix scored big in critical reception and some have claimed this film to be a new Christmas classic. From the looks of what i've witnessed, they could be right.

This movie wasn't an instant success when it came out, but it has been growing more and more of a following on home viewings as a new modern Christmas classic. Are they right? lets find out

it turns out sometimes it just takes a little time for a movie to warm up to you. that was the case for me with Netflix's most popular Christmas movie that while flawed in some areas, is still very infectiously enjoyable.

In this review, we'll look at an uncoventional Christmas flick that may not totally be about peace on earth or good will toward men, but it is sure one heck of a fun joy ride.

Lakia shifts from kid friendly horror to adventurous comedy in their 3rd movie titled The Boxtrolls, while not their greatest achievement, I will always have a soft spot for this charming and funny movie.

Don Bluth, who worked for Disney at one point left the company to make animated movies of his own along with many other talented filmmakers with one of them being a prehistoric adventure of epic proporations.

Let the Wild rumpus start in this film adaptation of the beloved picture book that is suprisingly very very good. Sounds too good to be true? You'd be suprised at how right this picture book to movie adaptation gets it right where others fail badly.

Ever wondered what it would be like to be a little kid in a grown up body? let this movie answer all your questions with plenty of comedy and though provoking morals in store in Penny Marshall's 1988 classic "Big"

​​It may not be The Emoji Movie but this movie could benifit with a better script and more social commentary but lets see if there is any hope for this sequel to a already soild movie in Disney's 57th Animated Feature