In this month’s Animation Celebration, Jake takes a look at classic Looney Tunes ahead of the long-awaited Coyote vs ACME.
Jason and the Argonauts (20th Century Flicks)
Now that you’ve seen The Odyssey for a 4th time, maybe check out a classic sword and sandal epic featuring the outstanding work of Ray Harryhausen.
Animation Celebration: Cinderella (1979 Short)
In this month’s Animation Celebration, Jake goes Disney Princess adjacent with his pick of a 1979 Russian Cinderella Short Film.
A Taste of Honey (20th Century Flicks)
This month’s 20th Century Flicks honors Pride Month by taking a closer look at Tony Richardson’s A Taste of Honey!
Animation Celebration: Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure
“I didn’t know there was a nightmare-fuel inducing musical movie based on the characters, Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure.”
Animation Celebration: Star Wars Fan Shorts
“In this month’s Animation Celebration, in preparation of the Mandalorian and Grogu, Jake went through some Star Wars fan made projects!”
Animation Celebration: The Place Promised in our Early Days
In this month’s Animation Celebration, Jake takes a look at Your Name Director, Makoto Shinkai’s feature directorial debut: The Place Promised in our Early Days
20th Century Flicks: Boogie Nights
This month’s 20th Century Flicks, inspired by Paul Thomas Anderson’s first Oscar win, will have you begging to see it!
Animation Celebration: Fantastic Planet
“Given the subject matter, it is perhaps a bit ironic that the film itself took six years to produce because of censorship.”
20th Century Flicks: Cool Runnings
“This month’s 20th Century Flicks finds inspiration in the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics with a certified classic!”
Animation Celebration: The Red Turtle
“Especially if movies like Moana is your thing, The Red Turtle is a great indie to dive into.”
Stand by Me: 20th Century Flicks
“Though these kids’ childhoods have more in common with my grandparents’ than my own, these concepts of the bonds of friendship transcend time and generational divides.”