Animated Movies

In the family of films that is the Disney Renaissance, The Rescuers Down Under  is the loose-cannon, black-sheep uncle. It's not a...

Stop-motion studio LAIKA emerged on the animation scene less than a decade ago and already has left a huge mark...

For many years, the thought of a successful R-rated animated movie was unthinkable. You'd be hard pressed to find any...

The first time I remember seeing Oliver & Company was when it was theatrically re-released in 1996 when I was four years...

The Black Cauldron was the end of a long and, at times, uncertain era for Disney Animation. The story of...

Coming almost in the middle of Disney’s Bronze Age, The Rescuers is one of the brightest spots, in one of...

In today's world of Twitter wars and internet trolls, it can be easy to get a little discouraged as a...

In episode 128 of the Animation Addicts Podcast, the Rotoscopers take a journey to the forest to review Disney's 1942...

Ah, Winnie the Pooh! Is there anyone who doesn't like Winnie the Pooh? (Actually yes, I can think of one...

I stumbled across Millennium Actress a few years ago. I had never heard of the film before, and it appeared...