Fun movies from the 1950s through 1980s that can entertain kids without worrying content-conscious parents.
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Review by John Delia
Every child, especially young girls will feel the romance and the special family values within Cinderella. The live action mixed with CGI turns the original animated movie into a spectacular screen show with a perfect cast and pin point direction by Kenneth Branagh. And there’s enough comedy and adventure to treat the boys as well. What’s missing however, are the songs that made the original animated version back in the 1950’s memorable. There is very little opportunity for toe tapping and humming that we’ve come to expect from a Disney film.
To begin with, what more could any Disney fan ask for – this groundbreaking film has never looked sharper.
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Movies at the Sundance Film Festival often arrive with tags of “originality” and “boldness.” But there are few offerings that substantiate the claim like “The Wolfpack,” a documentary about imprisonment, parental abuse and the power of classic films to redeem them both.
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Sundance 2015: 'Wolfpack' follows 7 kids locked in an apartment, raised on films
Movies at the Sundance Film Festival often arrive with tags of “originality” and “boldness.” But there are few offerings that substantiate the claim like “The Wolfpack,” a documentary about imprisonment, parental abuse and the power of classic films to redeem them both.
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'Wolfpack' follows 7 kids locked in an apartment, and raised on films
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