Children’s and Family Movies

The short film that preceded Monsters University, The Blue Umbrella, is a beautiful work of visual poetry, using music and rhythm to progress the narrative, with absolutely no dialogue whatsoever. It’s a story about a blue umbrella that develops an attraction to a red umbrella, which happens to be the …

Kevan Peterson keeps the tone light and never lets his actors get too over-the-top.

On June 23, 2013, at the LA Film Fest worlds collided.

Monsters University may not be the perfect Pixar film, but it is hilarious from beginning to end.

An exciting, well-produced adventure—no songs, no corny humor, just straight-up sci-fi action.

Disney goes a different direction with these two films. Does that make any difference at all in the outcome?

Keep your expectations in check, and you may be pleasantly surprised by a pleasing movie and some awesome effects

When it comes to animated Disney features, not every film is a bonafide classic.

How does Sam Raimi's prequel to the MGM classic fare on Blu-ray?