After five years of abuse, a chance reunion compels a desperate woman to take a next step in life for support. What would this effort yield?

Toy Story surprised us with an epilogue – again – but the surprises don’t stop there; its ‘gimmicks’ might be just what the doctor ordered.

If the last film was a pleasant surprise, this one was…an unpleasant surprise? Was this not needed, or did we not know we needed this?

As a fan of the first two Toy Stories, I always craved a third outing. To say they were back and better than ever here is putting it mildly.

The first film was a trailblazer of cinema, animation, and even childhoods. But watch out! As this film proves, you ain’t seen nothing yet!

It’s a childhood icon. It is a pioneer of animation. It’s a revolutionary film. It is all that and more, so allow me to explain how that is.

Abraham Lincoln. His legacy as the POTUS is unmistakeable, but Spielberg, Kushner, and Day-Lewis’ take on it helped make it even more so.

Established to break free from the once-oppressive British rule, our country grew exponentially in all its ups and downs. Happy 4th of July!

No message could’ve been any clearer: Michael Jackson’s life story deserved a cinematic treatment. But did it amount to a thrilling venture?