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Reviews, by myself and by KIDS FIRST! youth Film Critics of upcoming films, DVDs and apps.
“Insidious Chapter 2” follows the Lambert family as they try to escape yet another haunting. When Josh Lambert goes into the spirit world to save his son, something demonic follows them out. The Lambert’s decide to go stay with Josh’s mother until things calm down, ... Read more...
Based on the best selling series "Dear Dumb Diary" by Jim Benton, this made for TV movie airs September 6 on the Hallmark Channel. "You might think it is a girl's movie but I enjoyed it and so did my twelve year old brother," comments KIDS FIRST! Film Critic Adam C, ... Read more...
From director Kar Wai Wong comes "The Grandmaster," the story of martial-arts master Ip Man, the man who trained Bruce Lee. This may not be a film for everyone but, as KIDS FIRST! Film Critic Anthony Aranda (age 11) says, "If mixed martial-arts is your style, be sur ... Read more...
Who among us doesn't secretly love watching Tom and Jerry, the classic cartoon characters that we've lived with since forever. Warner has created a new original movie, that finds our characters among the last animals living in Storybook Town, a fairy tale-inspired ... Read more...
New to DVD/Blu-ray this week is Blue Sky Studios' animated feature film "Epic." If you like fairy tales, then you will love this film. A teenager finds herself transported to a deep forest setting where a battle between the forces of good and the f ... Read more...
This story follows the life of Cecil Gaines who serves eight presidents as a butler at the White House. We see how the civil rights movement, Vietnam and other major events affect this man's life, family and American society. Be forewarned that it is rated PG-13 for ... Read more...
Steve Jobs is certainly an icon of our times. What this biographical film points out is how difficult a person he was in terms of social relationships and yet, how extraordinary brilliant he was. Without Steve Jobs, I'm not sure we would have ever had personal compu ... Read more...
From the French film director Luc Besson (Le Grand Bleu, Arthur and the Invisibles), comes an adventure set in the early part of the 20th century focused on a popular novelist and her dealings with would-be suitors, the cops, monsters, and other distractions. KIDS F ... Read more...
Flashpoint is a thrilling, fast paced, comic book movie. The story begins with our hero Flash/Barry Allen (Justin Champers) waking up to find out that his life has changed; his murdered mother is alive, a war is going on and he has no super speed. Barry has no idea ... Read more...
If you thought “Cars” was brilliant, then you’ll be sure to love their latest animated adventure, “Planes!” It’s an action-packed comedy featuring Dusty, a small plane with dreams of competing in an around-the-world race. The only problem is that Dusty i ... Read more...
