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By the high standards of Pixar, the new TOY STORY 3 falls slightly short – which means it’s still better than anything else in the computer-animated sweepstakes.
After a while, it becomes a bit predictable, almost boring, to proclaim each and every new film from Pixar Animation Studios as a yet another masterpiece. Their consistently high [...]
Behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with stars Tim Allen and Tom Hanks discussing their roles in Pixar Animation Studios’ highly anticipated TOY STORY 3
In a scene from TOY STORY 3, from Pixar Animation Studios, Woody finds himself at a tea party with some unfamiliar toys.
After the other toys accidentally reset his programming, Buzz Lightyear speaks Spanish in this clip from TOY STORY 3, starring Tim Allen, Tom Hanks, and Michael Keaton, from Pixar Animation Studios.
A look behind the scenes of Pixar Animation Studios’ TOY STORY 3, including film clips and interviews with director Lee Unkrich, producer Darla K. Anderson, and voice actors Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, and Michael Keaton.
This big-budget, Hollywood studio adaptation of the best-selling novel by Dan Brown turns out to be a murky, plodding affair, whose pompous aspirations toward being serious undermine most of the entertainment value of what is, underneath the gloss, a simple-minded hokey thriller. Although it is interesting enough to hold your attention, and even comes to [...]
Cinefantastique has a long tradition of inclusiveness when it comes to defining the genres it covers. Most recently, we reviewed the mystery-thriller ANGELS & DEMONS because its plot is built around an anti-matter bomb, which technically makes the film science fiction. Having opened the door on the universe of Dan Brown’s novels, and the films adapted from them, I thought I might as well re-post this rant that I composed upon viewing THE Da VINCI CODE in 2006.
ANGELS & DEMONS is a film that we originally thought was meant to be a mystery tale, a who-done-it. However, the picture involves a science fiction aspect in the form of ‘antimatter’ experiments, thus opening the door to that which is Cinefantastique. So, we decided that we should give it a look-see. And having done [...]
THE POLAR EXPRESS wants to be a whimsical Christmas fantasy, but the spirit of Christmas gets taken for a ride and pummeled by a series of pointless action scenes that pad the running time while adding nothing to the story. The basic idea is simple: A young boy has reached the age when he’s beginning [...]