Rating of
3/4
Hoppers
Chris Kavan - wrote on 06/07/26
This is classic Pixar and that's just fine. It has a great message, it's a lot of fun and has some sneaky easter eggs scattered about. The voice cast is excellent and includes Meryl Streep along with the final performance from long-time voice artist Isiah Whitlock Jr. I love the earnest and energetic take from Piper Curda in the main role and though many said the film was a bit too "adult" for the youngest crowd, I think it was just right.
Rating of
2/4
GOAT (2026)
Indyfreak - wrote on 05/15/26
Animation is very colorful and creative. The voice acting is solid for the most part. But the story is very bland and unoriginal. Kids will probably like it just enough for its energy and visuals. But parents will probably get bored.
Rating of
3/4
Hoppers
Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 04/12/26
A lot funnier and smarter than the trailers made it look. Parts still left me yearning for when Pixar was on top of the world, but "Hoppers" provides enough chuckles and thoughtful messages about taking chances on trust, friendship, and compromising to offer something more than I've gotten accustomed to in recent years.
Rating of
4/4
The Bride! (2026)
wednsnid - wrote on 03/16/26
After seeing the preview all holiday season for this film I knew I absolutely had to see it and I must say it's pretty incredible I felt a rush of action I laughed I jumped just an all around good time I can't believe is getting such Terrible reviews it was a good film
Rating of
2.5/4
American Sweatshop
Chris Kavan - wrote on 01/26/26
Interesting concept, lackluster execution. I did think Lili Reinhart was good in the role but none of the characters truly had enough depth to really care about what was going on.
Rating of
3/4
Avatar: Fire and Ash
Chris Kavan - wrote on 01/17/26
Less Filling; Looks Great
James Cameron's five-film epic plan gets to the third entry and, while still visually stunning and full of the same action/adventure - I can't help but feel it's also hitting a plateau. The story this time just feels a little bit too familiar and despite a fun, new villain in Oona Chaplin's manic fire clan leader Varang - the film plays a lot like the second: family gets split up, Quaritch (Stephen Lang) chasing them, humans being complete scum (aside from the few with seemingly the only …
