Movie Review – “Peter Pan” Walt Disney Signature Collection

Off to Neverland! It’s time to hold on to your happy thought and soar to past “the second star to the right and straight on till morning”. Disney will be debuting the Peter Pan Signature Collection tomorrow (June 5, 2018) on Blu-Ray as part of the Walt Disney Signature Collection. I

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Movie & DVD Review – Adventures in Babysitting

Tonight’s premiere of “Adventures in Babysitting” marks a huge milestone in Disney Channel history: the airing of their 100th original movie. In the film, “Girl Meets World” star Sabrina Carpenter plays preppy and responsible Jenny Parker, who is competing for the same photography internship as rough-around-the-edges Lola Perez, played by

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Movie Review – Alice Through the Looking Glass

This past weekend, I had the incredible experience of seeing “Alice Through the Looking Glass” in 3D at the Real D headquarters. Having enjoyed the first movie, and being an avid lover of the Disney animated “Alice”, as well as the Lewis Carol books, I was both excited yet unsure of

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Movie Review – Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War

There’s always the stigma for sequels to be bigger and better than the movie preceding it. The films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, in particular, have even more pressure, as each film in their now thirteen-film saga has to set up new characters, new movies, new conflicts, and also be

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Movie Review – Disney’s The Jungle Book

This past Saturday evening I had the pleasure to attend a screening of the new live-action “The Jungle Book” from Walt Disney Studios. The screening was at the historic El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, a very ornate theatre owned by Disney that is positioned right across the street from Grauman’s

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‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ Review

“The price of freedom is high… and it’s a price I’m willing to pay! You told me not trust anyone and this is how it ends: EVERYTHING goes!” The best feeling in the world is going into a movie that you have high expectations, and walking out satisfied. It’s a

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