TFR Admin

finally got around to watching Abominable, the 2019 animated film from DreamWorks and China’s Pearl Studio, and I have to say — it’s a sweet little movie. Nothing groundbreaking, but it hits the right emotional notes and delivers a genuinely heartwarming story. The movie follows Yi, a teenage girl living in Shanghai who’s still grieving the loss of her father. One night, she finds a young Yeti hid...[Read More]

Zog the dragon, Princess Pearl, and Sir Gadabout fly around helping sick animals as a team of flying doctors. When they visit Princess Pearl’s uncle, the king, he refuses to let her be a doctor because she’s a princess. But when the king falls ill and Pearl cures him, he finally sees her talent and lets her return to her work. The story celebrates kindness, courage, and following your dreams.

Zog and the Flying Doctors (2020) is a heartwarming animated film aimed at children and families. Based on the beloved picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, it serves as a sequel to the original Zog story. The film follows the dragon Zog, Princess Pearl, and Sir Gadabout as they team up as “flying doctors” to care for various creatures. It beautifully conveys themes of cooperation, s...[Read More]

Tomboy is a gritty revenge thriller with a shocking premise: a hitman is forcibly turned into a woman and seeks revenge on the doctor responsible. Michelle Rodriguez gives a bold performance, and Sigourney Weaver stands out as the cold, calculating surgeon. While the film has a unique style and strong acting, its treatment of gender issues feels shallow and exploitative. The plot is messy, and the...[Read More]

Zog and the Flying Doctors is a fun and heartwarming show for young children. It tells the story of a dragon named Zog, a princess named Pearl, and a knight named Gadabout as they travel around helping creatures in need. The story is full of adventure, kindness, and teamwork. The rhyming words make it fun to listen to, and the animation is bright and colorful. Princess Pearl shows girls that they ...[Read More]

Abominable is a beautiful and heartwarming animated movie. It tells the story of a young girl named Yi who finds a lost yeti on her rooftop. She names him Everest and decides to help him get back home. Along the way, she and her friends go on an amazing adventure full of fun, music, and magical moments. The animation is stunning, especially the scenes of nature and mountains. The story is easy to ...[Read More]

Abominable is a heartwarming and visually stunning film that appeals to audiences of all ages. Its mix of humor, adventure, and emotional depth makes it a memorable watch. While it follows a somewhat familiar animated adventure formula, its cultural setting, breathtaking visuals, and touching themes set it apart. If you’re looking for a feel-good movie with a lot of heart, Abominable is definitely...[Read More]

The prehistoric film “Early Man” tells the story of a young caveman called Dug and his people as they oppose a Bronze Age civilization ruled by Lord Nooth. This animated feature from Aardman Animations is perfect for the whole family because it combines comedy, adventure, and the triumph of the underdog with their distinctive flair.

For the animation, Id have to give it around 9.5 very smooth and the quality is amazing, For the music id have to rate it 8.3 the music was okay, it fell in place with the moods and emotions, the plot away outstanding, overall this was amazing

The amount of work that went into almost every part of this film has astounded me. To be honest, I am unable to think of any negative aspects of this film. My attention will always be drawn to the animation, visual effects, and graphic design. And I’ll always get a great night’s sleep—forever—because of the story and the messages it conveys. This picture has produced a performance that...[Read More]

Though set in the present day, Hell or High Water embraces the classic Western aesthetic: vast, desolate Texas landscapes, lawmen hunting outlaws, and a society where justice is often decided by force. However, instead of gunslingers and stagecoaches, we get struggling ranchers, corporate banks as the villains, and lawmen trying to uphold a system that seems rigged against the people. The film bri...[Read More]