The first live-action Pokémon film might convert young kids into new fans, but it still misses the heights of its potential.
Mamoru Hosoda's newest feature stays simple, but remains nonetheless effective in its intent to reach children.
Emily Blunt brings a new sort of charm to Julie Andrews's beloved role, but the film does not seem to have much else to carry.
Eli Roth's first foray into making films for children actually shows a sign of promise.
This new re-imagining of Winnie the Pooh has a whole lot to say about our memories and how they define us.
Brad Bird's second animated film for Pixar remains one of their most beautiful.
It might fit neatly into the Marvel Cinematic Mold, but Ant-Man and the Wasp's brand of fun is surprisingly gentle-minded and family-friendly for a superhero blockbuster. Chuck Winters tells you all about it.
