I’m almost afraid to say it out loud, or even in writing, but with Pete’s Dragon joining The Jungle Book and Cinderella, Disney may be giving the lie to the old cliché “They don’t make ’em like that any more.”
Here is a sobering question: Has there been a single substantial, positive depiction of Catholic faith or identity in a major Hollywood non-horror film in the last 10 or 15 years?
One area of representation is disproportionately ignored: how Hollywood deals with religious belief and identity.
The tipping point has been reached where I now wish that even the original Ice Age had never been made in the first place. Yes, even if it means no Scratt ever.
You know his name. David Webb. You did know that was his name, right?
The new Ghostbusters is perhaps more important than good, which isn’t a great place to be.
This may be the first movie I’ve ever seen where I got more out of reading the Wikipedia entry afterwards.
We had 20 years to prepare. I would have liked more time.
“Blake Lively versus shark” is definitely one of the better pitches of this summer.
I can’t imagine anyone but Dwayne Johnson making this movie work.
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