This holiday season, the renowned four-time Academy Award-winning British animation studio, Aardman, famously known for “Wallace & Gromit,” is joining forces with Apple to animate their beloved characters in a lively display in London.
Watching something with your kids can be an unpredictable adventure. For instance, I found this out when we sat down to watch Man vs. Bee, the Netflix series starring Rowan Atkinson, which bore strong resemblance to his famous Mr. Bean character but included more dialogue. This show has been on my Netflix list for the past two years, and it was only recently that we as a family were able to finally watch it together.
The following contains spoilers for Moana 2.
Have you ever pondered how different The Lord of the Rings might be if its filmmakers were under the influence? Well, now’s your chance to see for yourself! After years of being lost to time, the eccentric and often zany animated adaptations of Lord of the Rings have made their way onto streaming platforms. While Peter Jackson’s trilogy is widely cherished as the gold standard among Tolkien fans, boasting an exceptional cast, breathtaking practical effects, and a memorable soundtrack that keeps fans returning year after year, there exists in the depths of Mordor another adaptation so strange and dreamlike, it deserves to be destroyed in the flames of Mount Doom.
December 1 has officially been and gone, so get your Christmas decorations up, turn on those fairy lights, and prepare for a festive movie marathon (providing you celebrate, of course). While we all know someone that takes Christmas a bit too far, subscribers are putting even them to shame, as holiday films are already dominating the streamer’s Top 10 charts. According to data from Flix Patrol, eight out of the top 10 streamed movies on Hulu this week are Christmas themed. We haven’t even hit the official 12 days of Christmas yet, but audiences are already in the yuletide spirit.