The official video for Julia Michael's A Wish Worth Making

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_7I6Rne_ls

As much as I enjoyed the video for its nostalgia, it really does highlight that it seems Wish only exists to promote 'Disney is 100' and isn't allowed to stand on its own two feet as its own thing.

Here in Oz, we have to wait until Boxing Day to check it out. The US Box Office isn't doing much to change my opinion of how it will end up. The more clips I see, the more convinced I am that this movie should at least have been hand drawn, but maybe seeing the whole movie will change my view. The o...

I admit I may have given out a little cheer of 'Take that Elsa' when I noticed Hans did make it into the group shot at the end.

Ouch. True but ouch.

I felt they ran out of story to tell about 30 minutes into II, I'm not sure what I'm dreading the most - the lame thin plot of Thaw or the songs, because II's songs were very unforgettable. Maybe III will surprise me and give me hope for Thaw but I doubt it.

Honestly, I enjoyed the last episode of Loki as well. But it did make Episodes 2-5 feel like filler. And truthfully I still have no idea what the bigger story was for this season. There's almost a case to be made to jump straight from the S1 finale to the S2 finale and you really wouldn't lose anyth...

I enjoyed Loki 1 but Loki 2 is a hot ball of mess that I honestly cannot tell you what is happening or people's motivation. I'm only sticking with it cause when you've watched 4 episodes you might as well sit through the final 2.

I'll admit after that final trailer I was thinking of making the hour-long trek to the 'local cinema on opening weekend. You know, just to do something and get out of the house, but apparently, I have reports to write that are due on Monday. Dang my first-world problems. The current series of Loki a...

I'll admit I just hope Marvel can hold off the implosion until after I get something Young Avengers related.

The big question that I want Rob Marshall to answer is why he chose to end the film the way he did? Like surely it would have been better to see Eric and Ariel being pushed towards a larger boat than just offscreen and then fade to black on an empty ocean. It was such an odd choice.

It actually reminds me of a live action movie poster where the creator has just slapped random individual shots of actors together and tried to make it look like the actors were all in the same room, at the same time. With Asha looking like she comes from a totally different movie than everyone else.

So basically, the reasoning is 'We went with CGI for camera angles'. Look I admit I don't know the technical side of things - but heaps of Disney's hand drawn movies of the 90s have plenty of amazing 'movement of the camera' in them. And incredible characterisation. The reason given for going CGI is...

I know it's become a bit of a running joke, but the way the Studio treats Hans from Frozen, you would expect him to be the most sinister and evil villain they have ever created. With no chance for a redemption arc, I'm convinced a live action prequel explaining why he is evil would go out of it's wa...

The robots may not actually exist, they could just be what the rats think are behind the walls, as they explain the plan. Apart from Ginger's voice, this looks like it has potential. And so happy that Babs has not lost her stupidity. I still find myself quoting her 'I don't like gravy' and 'My life ...

I've watched the first episode of Ahsoka and I'm indifferent to it. Haven't committed to keep watching it or to give up on it. I think the main thing I'm struggling with is that I don't really know anything about the pre-story because I never watched any of the animated series linked to the Star War...