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Packed fill with family-fun adventures, the Noughties boomed in films aimed at all ages, along with a couple for older adults as well.
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After Disney’s Renaissance period fizzled out by the end of the 1990s, the stage was set for two newer animation studios to wage war at the cinema: Pixar and DreamWorks. One focused on emotionally galvanising films for children and adults alike, whilst the other pioneered cracking soundtracks, screenplays infused with pop-culture gags and a talking […]
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Being one of the longest standing online memes over the past decade, everyone knows how iconic the Shrek films are. And although 7-year-old me wasn’t aware of the horrible “Shrek is Love, Shrek is Life” viral video just yet, I certainly loved Shrek. Walking into the cinema at that age feels like more than just […]
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Callum Nelmes celebrates the anniversary of a classic that found its audience long after its initial release.
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The man behind Despicable Me, Chris Meledandri, will be in charge of finding a new direction for the well-loved character.
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Writer Sophie’s latest review from Raindance looks at Eadward Stock’s stunning directorial debut, which is certainly one to watch.
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The acclaimed DreamWorks comedy was released in the US 15 years ago today on 18th May 2001.
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Brendan reviews the stage adaptation of the iconic animated film.