Tag: Dreamworks

Po-faced Kung Fu Panda 3’s important lesson buries itself under 80 or so minutes of frantic action. Po (Jack Black) learns the value of failure and how it makes …

E.T. found home The alien species Boov live… elsewhere. Not on Earth anyway, not yet. Boov move themselves around the galaxy in fear of the oncoming Gorg, those dark …

Happiest Feet Ever Spin-off. Side story. Profit maker. Whatever the case or label, Penguins of Madagascar is raucously enthusiastic. The puns are as voracious as the pace. The set-up …

More like, “The Dragon is Trained So Let’s Make an Even Better Movie” Things are bumpy for How to Train Your Dragon 2’s opening moments, depicting a raucous race …

There's good here for kids and complexities for adults.

Need for Speed evokes nostalgia in its reality.

Spirit pushes a varied agenda of preservation, historical prowess, and personal perseverance.

Calling the film Turbo is disingenuous.

Creativity is on display, and the film is quite beautiful, but it smacks of tired scripting that follows a direct path into the arms of cliches.

People Like Us has one job, this of course beyond dramatic entertainment: Being believable.

As a continuous run or individual spooks, it's a safe disc for the kids. You can pop it in near Halloween to keep the little ones quiet for a …

War Horse might be the most artificial piece of cinema Steven Spielberg has ever made.