“The Cat in the Hat” (2026) Review
In 1957’s The Cat in the Hat by Theodor Geisel, the greatest conflict is that the children worry about the mess their mother will see. In the 2026 animated adaptation,
In 1957’s The Cat in the Hat by Theodor Geisel, the greatest conflict is that the children worry about the mess their mother will see. In the 2026 animated adaptation,
If you have to explain a joke, it’s probably not funny. Ali G: Who Iz I is another one of Sacha Baron Cohen’s satirical prank narratives, but it repeatedly tells
Sometimes the making of a movie is far more compelling than the movie itself. Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette is a perfect example, especially after seeing the recently unearthed footage for
For attempting to blur the line between fiction and reality, A Talent for Murder gets lost around this border, dipping its toes in and out of both realms in hopes
Laika’s stop-motion films are always such a treat, given how ambitiously those creative folks push the medium. Wildwood certainly falls into that same camp, presenting a grander, technically impressive adventure.
It is fitting that the overall goal of Not Dead Yet is to open a pancake diner. Pancakes are not the healthiest breakfast choice, but they’re a sweet treat and
October brings the Twin Cities Film Festival and a host of new movies to watch once again. I’m delighted to share how much more I covered this year, spending time
If there’s one line that perfectly encapsulates the odd appeal of Wicker, it’s when a basket weaver played by Peter Dinklage remarks on what he has created: “I did not
Following the hero’s odd rebirth in WandaVision, Vision is staged creatively and compellingly in his first TV series. If you haven’t caught up with the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Paul
Do Elon Musk’s many messes deserve a four-hour documentary? If you understand the scope of the damage he’s done, the answer is yes. The devastating impact he’s had on everything,