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Replacing songs, bickering ancestral spirits and a tiny dragon sidekick with a shapeshifting witch and high-flying martial arts, this live-action remake doesn’t quite rise to the heights of Disney’s best remakes, but still manages to stand on its own.
Production companies have said they could consider moving production out of the state because of the new law.
Junior Knows Best: How a troubling trope has taken over contemporary animated movies
Exuberant songs and spectacular animation are highlights in Disney’s Polynesian princess tale, but there are drawbacks.
David Oyelowo and Lupita Nyong’o star in an inspiring fact-based, faith-infused family film about a girl from a slum in Uganda who becomes a chess champion.
Another winning Disney remake improves on the original, with a soulful story that focuses on emotions and wonder and gives its characters time to breathe.
Pleasant, amusing and of course visually stunning, Pixar’s latest sequel earns laughs and even a few tears, but never approaches the emotional or creative heights of its classic original.
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