Surely the film world would be better if not another Nicholas Sparks novel were turned into a film.

The person dealing with a net full of 100 animated seagulls and multiple main characters would have been wise to find a new career path before attempting that shot.

This type of romantic comedy farce is a waste of time for all involved, including the poor suckers who end up watching it.

It is these visual effects that steal the film, so much so that Alice (Mia Wasikowska) is boring by comparison

How any film about talking toys could possibly elicit a strong sense of happiness and sadness is baffling. Leave it to Pixar.

Think back briefly to 1995, where home computers were just moving away from the dinosaur that was Windows 3.1, and video gamers were just getting into 3-D with the PlayStation

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Certainly no child will regret growing up with Princess and the Frog, much like the previous generation does not regret Aladdin or Lion King.

It is hard to fathom what is worse: that this is the final time Bernie Mac will ever appear on screen or that the producers, director, and studio thought this was a great idea.

Monsters Inc. will unlikely have the lasting impact of a Wall E., but it’s not trying to be in that same mold either.