Zootopia (2016)

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“Everyone comes to Zootopia, thinking they could be anything they want.  But you can’t.  You can only be what you are.  Sly fox.  Dumb bunny,” says Nick Wilde.  Judy Hopps responds, “I am not a dumb bunny.”  Nick replies, “And … Continue reading →

Inside Out (2015)

“Congratulations San Francisco, you’ve ruined pizza!  First the Hawaiians, and now you!” yells Anger, reacting to the sight of slices of pizza with broccoli. With the exception of 2011’s Cars 2, the films made by Pixar Animation Studios represent high … Continue reading →

When Marnie Was There (2014)

“In this world, there’s an invisible magic circle.  There’s an inside and an outside.  And I’m outside,” says Anna Sasaki. One of the most engaging and moving dramas I’ve seen this year actually came from the world of animation, specifically … Continue reading →

What’s Up, Doc? The Animation Art of Chuck Jones Exhibition

The Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, NY is currently playing host to an exhibition called What’s Up, Doc? The Animation Art of Chuck Jones (which will be there through January 19, 2015; check here for the exhibition’s itinerary).  The exhibition … Continue reading →

Big Hero 6 (2014)

“I will scan you for injuries,” says Baymax to Hiro.  Hiro responds, “Don’t scan me.”  Baymax says, “Scan complete.”  Hiro replies, “Unbelievable.”  Baymax continues, “You have sustained no injuries.  However, your hormone and neurotransmitter levels indicate that you are experiencing … Continue reading →

‘The Incredibles’ & ‘Ratatouille’

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Brad Bird is an animator, writer, producer, and director who developed a love for animation at an early age.  He was mentored by Milt Kahl (one of Disney‘s legendary “Nine Old Men”).  He attended the California Institute of the Arts … Continue reading →

Monsters University (2013)

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“I’ve been waiting for this my whole life!  I’m gonna be a scarer!” exclaims Mike Wazowski. Having seen 2001’s Monsters, Inc. this past January in 3D at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, I was curious how its prequel Monsters University … Continue reading →