Don’t wanna get off this train.

A children’s tale…for adults?

Sometimes the memory is better than the movie.

Pixar films do have soul after all.

A love letter to dogs or Japan?

Global archeological adventure awaits!

Legendary ninja battles are always cut short.

Pre-internet adventures of American adolescence.

Perhaps the holy grail is the laughter we found along the way.

Even Miyazaki can be romantic.

A Big Fish meets a big lion.

Cast Away, but on Mars.

Can they revive retro arcade nostalgia?

A typical, yet effectively entertaining blockbuster.

Wes Anderson’s funniest film.

When Guillermo del Toro does steampunk.

The greatness of this Pinocchio is a lie.

A perfect full circle Christmas story.

Definitely entertained.

When the world fell in love with a chef rat.

The moment Pixar animation became cinema.

Is this Disney or anime?

Makoto Shinkai’s visual stunner falls short of Ghibli’s magic.

The death of Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli.

A sci-fi space film that has no right being this good.

Tim Burton’s biggest catch.

There’s more under the hood of the Mad Max universe.

Off with the audience’s head.

The most seductive modern bond film.

Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece.

The childhood we've all dreamed of.

A fun western in between different filmmaking periods.

Anything’s possible with animation.

Gothic innocence, Tim Burton back in form.

A good giant monster film.

LARPing a meaningful popcorn flick.

A love letter to westerns, save none for the audience.

Maybe the best looking adaption of Hamlet.

When the underdog is actually overhyped.

A good film for anyone else, a mediocre film from Fincher.