https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpvdAJYvofI For this week’s article, I’ve decided to hop on the Octoberween bandwagon and write about some spooky animated films. And what better way to celebrate this time of the year than to write about a couple of films with the “Tim Burton” label on them? The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) has the lovely benefit…
Watership Down is a 1978 British film based on a book of the same name by Richard Adams. It’s mostly famous for traumatizing children whose parents thought that a movie about cartoon rabbits was “for kids.” After watching it for the first time a few days ago I must say that I’m glad I never…
Sci-Friday’s columnist, Sarah Lawrence, has dubbed this month “Shame September” where we will watch and review movies or TV shows that we are ashamed to have never seen. As an added disclaimer to the fans of this anime, please don’t kill me. Over the years, many people, including several friends, have tried to get me to watch…
Welcome to Saturday Morning Cartoons. This month we will be doing something slightly different. Sci-Friday’s columnist, Sarah Lawrence, has dubbed this month “Shame September” where we will watch and review movies that we are ashamed to have never seen. (as a disclaimer, I watched this film in Japanese, but I’m adding an English trailer for the convenience of…
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a franchise that many of us are familiar with, and for many people who grew up in the 80s and 90s, or even early 2000s (for the 2003 version), it was a huge part of our childhood. It however, was not really a part of my childhood. As blasphemous…
As we found out in my co-review of a Pokemon episode that I wrote along with The Tuesday Zone’s Alex Gladwin, I am a huge fan of Pokemon. Since I happened to be in Japan when a new Pokemon movie was coming out in theaters, it was clear to me that I had to be…
I’m a huge fan of Pixar and the studio’s latest creation, Inside Out, certainly did not disappoint. For a movie about emotions and how and why we feel things, Inside Out certainly contains, well, lots of emotion. I feel slightly cliche in saying this, but a movie whose main characters embody things like happiness and sadness,…
Rooster Illusion 