by Lynnette | Apr 21, 2019 | Culture, Faith, Reviews
20th Century Fox’s Breakthrough is the faith-based film that Christian audiences have been waiting for. Finally, there is a film that genuinely exemplifies what it truly means to have faith and actually use it to see the manifested works and power of God. The movie is...
by Lynnette | Apr 17, 2019 | Reviews
Laika Studios’ Missing Link is visually stimulating and charming, yet at times the content is too mature for this to be altogether a kid-friendly or family movie. Missing Link, Laika’s fifth stop-motion animated film, takes viewers on a grand adventure where they are...
by Lynnette | Mar 18, 2019 | For Girls, Reviews
Paramount’s Wonder Park, is a fun animated film filled with creative wonder, adventure and many feel-good moments. Directed by David Feiss, Wonder Park tells the story of a really interesting kid, June (voiced by Brianna Denski) better known as ‘Junebug’ by her...
by Lynnette | Mar 18, 2019 | For Girls, Reviews
Likarion Wainaina’s Supa Modo is a brilliant, beautifully written film that centers around Jo, a playful and vibrant young girl who has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. Though a child, Jo truly knows what it means to live until you take your last breath. In...
by Lynnette | Feb 28, 2019 | #NYICFF, For Girls, Reviews
Michel Ocelot’s Dilili in Paris places a beautiful and articulate, Black girl at the center of the storyline and it’s a beautifully animated film to witness. Dilili in Paris is an animated film that takes viewers on a rich journey that gives a comprehensive glimpse...
by Lynnette | Jan 17, 2019 | Culture, Reviews
In 20th Century Fox’s fantasy film The Kid Who Would Be King, an epic Arthurian legend is cleverly translated into a modern day context by director and writer Joe Cornish. It’s the classic tale of an ordinary kid, Alex (Louis Ashbourne Serkis) thrust into an...
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