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“Lightyear” may please nostalgic Pixar die-hards, but will offer very little to those looking for the studio’s next big thing.

While it may be more forgettable in this history of animated films, “The Secret Life of Pets 2” serves its purpose as an entertaining family movie for kids and pets alike.   

As an admirer of all types of films, an enduring line of criticism frustrates me as I scroll through movie reviews. Because of the diverse array of films that have emerged since the origin of projected cinematographic motion pictures in the late 1800s, individuals have an incessant tendency to compare and contrast

A jazz twang flooded the room as Millsap covered “Hesitation Blues,” a traditional song popularized by San Francisco blues band Hot Tuna. The fiddle sang, reflecting the tone of the “Toy Story” soundtrack with quick-fingered notes.

Watching the trailer for “Welcome to Marwen” filled me with deep distrust and apprehension, something a movie trailer hadn’t made me feel in a long time.

One of the most profoundly isolating human experiences is to finish a movie in the theater and, looking to your left and then to your right, discover that you are the only person not wiping their eyes and sniffling.

Michael found himself hiding in a corner from his own house party. And he didn’t even like Halloween. All he had wanted to do was play StarCraft.

“War” has every right to be confident — it is the best trilogy finale since “Toy Story 3,” maybe even since “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.”

Be warned, Golden Bears! These resolutions have been known to tragically fail in the past, so don't fall victim to the summer sloth.

Pixar still holds the spot as the top animation studio right now because when it gets a film right, it’s nearly perfect.