Movie News, Reviews
Jay Baruchel, who voices Hiccup in the beloved How to Train Your Dragon series, is feeling nostalgic. “I’ve played this character through hundreds of hours and over 10 years,” says Baruchel about … Continue Reading Jay Baruchel Lends Voice to Hiccup One Last Time in “How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World”
When director-writer Dean DeBlois considered the engine of change for DreamWorks Animation’s How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, he began to wonder what coming-of-age would look like for the … Continue Reading Meet the Light Fury in “How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World”
As the trilogy based on the world she created comes to an end, no one has deeper feelings about saying goodbye to this chapter of Toothless and Hiccup in How to … Continue Reading “The Hidden World” Concludes “How To Train Your Dragon” Trilogy
There’s wonder everywhere you look! Paramount Pictures has released a slew of new character posters for Paramount Animation and Nickelodeon Movies’ upcoming animated comedy, Wonder Park (in Philippine cinemas March 13). Meet … Continue Reading “Wonder Park” Introduces Lovable Characters Via Solo Posters
Need a bit of a How To Train Your Dragon refresh? Fly through the first two films in just 60 seconds with the newly released featurette below from DreamWorks Animation. Don’t miss … Continue Reading Rev Up for “The Hidden World” with the First “How to Train Your Dragon” Films in 60 Seconds
THE KID WHO WOULD BE KING (2019) Review Directed by Joe Cornish Fantasy adventure movies today mostly wants to go all-out on visuals and on the scope of its story. … Continue Reading ‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ Review: Back to the Basics of Fantasy Adventures
Arthurian legend comes alive and unleashes the power of imagination in the youth in today’s take on the classic tale in the family movie “The Kid Who Would Be King” … Continue Reading Feel-Good Family Movie Contemporizes Classic Tale for Today’s Generation in ‘The Kid Who Would Be King’
Best known globally for his role in the blockbuster X-Men franchise as the powerful Professor Charles Xavier aka Professor X, Patrick Stewart takes on another mighty role from literature and … Continue Reading Patrick Stewart Plays Merlin in Family Action Movie “The Kid Who Would Be King”
MANILA, January 9, 2018 — Magic, optimism, hope and joy held court when Disney’s Mary Poppins Returns held its special advance screening January 5 at the SM Aura. Celebrities, social media personalities, members of … Continue Reading Mary Poppins Returns” Special Advance Screening Attracts Celebs
For the role of the iconic, proper, peculiar and enigmatic nanny Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins Returns, the filmmakers had only one person in mind: Emily Blunt. “Emily is a brilliant … Continue Reading Emily Blunt Shines as the Iconic Nanny in “Mary Poppins Returns”
MARY POPPINS RETURNS (2018) Review Directed by Rob Marshall Is it as supercalifragilisticexpialidocious as its predecessor? Not quite, but Mary Poppins Returns is a welcome family musical that still manages to put … Continue Reading ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ Review: Charming & Lovely but Short on Magic
He earned an Oscar® nomination and a GRAMMY® Award for the composing the original song, “How Far I’ll Go” from Disney’s Moana. Now, Lin-Manuel Miranda stars opposite Emily Blunt in Disney’s Mary Poppins Returns. Miranda plays … Continue Reading “Moana” Songwriter Lin-Manuel Miranda Stars in “Mary Poppins Returns”
Bringing Disney’s Mary Poppins Returns, an original film musical, to the big screen was a massive undertaking. From developing a new story about the next generation of the Banks family to … Continue Reading Meet the Cast & Characters of “Mary Poppins Returns”
It has always been a dream of Rob Marshall’s to conceive an original musical specifically for film. The Oscar®-nominated (Chicago), Emmy® and DGA Award-winning director, who began his career on … Continue Reading Rob Marshall Creates an Original Musical for the Big Screen with “Mary Poppins Returns”
Three highly anticipated family films from United International Pictures have just unveiled their new one-sheet artworks, namely the comedyInstant Family, the animated adventure Wonder Park and the combined live-action & animated feature Sonic … Continue Reading “Instant Family,” “Wonder Park,” “Sonic the Hedgehog” Launch New Posters
Most of the central characters in author Philip Reeve’s critically acclaimed Mortal Engines are in their early 20s and for Universal Pictures’ big-screen adaptation, filmmakers decided early on to seek out actors for those … Continue Reading The Badass Women of “Mortal Engines”: Hera Hilmar & Jihae
