Out of the several properties that’ve become trilogies, a lot of people probably wouldn’t expect Paddington to be one that’d be worth anticipating, yet the first two films helmed by Paul King were able to enchant the hearts of many… Continue reading "Paddington in Peru"
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican artist who was known for her surreal and even creatively grotesque paintings which held strong autobiographical elements along with a mixture of fantastical realism and straightforward realism. She created art that was not only popular… Continue reading "Frida"
In 2011, a Puss in Boots film was made within the same universe as the Shrek franchise. Considering how popular he was in those films, a movie about his swashbuckling adventures sounded like a good idea, but with the passage… Continue reading "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish"
The Mask of Zorro came out around a time when a movie like this was desperately needed. During a period of summer movie flops (mainly 1995 – 2001), the chances of a good summer movie coming out was next to… Continue reading "The Mask of Zorro"
The first Shrek film released in 2001 was a huge hit for DreamWorks animation and was extremely popular with children for its naughtier tone and actual warrant of a PG-13 rating, giving it an edge over other animated movies at… Continue reading "Shrek 2"
