When I see the name Pixar, I know that their is quality behind the product. Their are few studios that can hold a candle to the output that Pixar has put out the last twenty five years, be it films or shorts. This is their thirteenth film, and once again, Pixar knocks it out of the park. Many expected that 'Cars 2' was the beginning of the downfall of the company, but that couldn't be farther from the case. Pixar's newest film, 'Brave', is full of the things that I've always loved about their films such as humor, an amazing cast, beautiful animation, adventure, and plenty of heart, while bringing something new to the table: a fairytale. This is, for me, not only one of the strongest films in Pixar's filmography, but one of my personal favorites.
Showing posts with label Walt Disney Pictures. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 23, 2012
'Brave' Review - Pixar's Moving and Beautiful Tale of Family Soars
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Brave,
Brenda Chapman,
Emma Thompson,
Kelly Macdonald,
Kevin McKidd,
Mark Andrews,
Merida,
Movie Review,
Pixar,
Walt Disney Pictures
Friday, February 24, 2012
'John Carter' Review - A Perfect Return to Pulp Fiction Adventure and Science Fiction
For over a hundred years, Edgar Rice Burroughs' eleven book 'Barsoom' series, which began with 'A Princess of Mars', has been an inspiration for many of our most well known science fiction films, and has become a small staple of popular culture. Things like 'Star Wars', 'Avatar', 'Flash Gordon', 'Buck Rogers' as well as authors like Ray Bradbury and Arthur C. Clarke have all been inspired by Burroughs and his many characters and their adventures on the planet Barsoom, or as we know it as, Mars. But no character from the series has become more popular over time than John Carter, the hero of many of Burroughs' 'Barsoom' novels. Hollywood has spent many years of attempting to bring John Carter and Barsoom to the big screen, and now Academy award winning director Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo, Wall-e) and Walt Disney Pictures have worked together to finally give this series it's due on the big screen. Stanton has managed to bring the incredible world Burroughs envisioned all those years ago to the big screen in a true pulp fiction style adventure that fans and newcomers alike will fall in love with. This is science fiction, as well as action and adventure, at its finest.
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Andrew Stanton,
Barsoom,
Edgar Rice Burroughs,
Gods of Mars,
John Carter,
Lynn Collins,
Princess of Mars,
Tars Tarkas,
Taylor Kitsch,
Walt Disney Pictures,
Willem Dafoe
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