Kubo and the Two-Strings (2016)

The newly released film by quirky film animation studio "Laika" , makes "Kubo and the Two-Strings".   It's a beautifully visual masterpiece, but may be frightening to some children. If you are a devoted religious person, then this film may not appease you. Despite these pessimistic qualities, "Kubo and the Two-Strings" is action-packed, weird- (in a good way), and a spectacle.   

It's stunning animation that gets movies noticed by (The Academy), and in "Laika's case, for instance, it just well-might get that distinguished honor. As critics and audiences nationwide agree, this film is a unique wonder.

A plethora of a talented voice cast showcased in the film, are dramatic, emotional, and humorous. It's ensemble is led by: (Game of Thrones' Art Parkinson, Matthew McConaughey, and Charlize Theron.) Being-that-as-it-may, a dark film no doubt, but, it offers comedy.

The absolute artistry in the film along with its special effects and settings, are treasured gold. The characters in the film are so lifelike, it's amazing.

Making his directorial debut, (Travis Knight) executes a stunning  and original work of film.

Without a doubt, Religiously controversial, and weird, (Laika Studios') "Kubo and the Two-Strings" benefits for being an action-packed, dark, (yet funny) film.


"Focus Features and Laika Studios present a Travis Knight film, Kubo and the Two-Strings stars: Art Parkinson, Charlize Theron, and Matthew McConaughey. Runtime: 1 Hour & 42 Minutes, MPAA Rating: PG (for thematic elements, scary images, action and peril.) Now Playing in theaters. 

Rate: B-

Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (1971)

       One of the world's most iconic and beloved cinematic masterpieces,  has touched the eyes of children for over 40 years, "Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory" has kept its awe and beauty. Based on the bestselling children's novel, It is just as enchanting on the pages as it is on screen.
The film makes a relentless effort at the visionary art in the movie. That is why is so beautiful to witness.
Starrer of the film, "Gene Wilder" makes a whimsical and witty performance as the candyman. While, its fellow cast members also do terrific when displaying their characters on the screen.
It's no doubt, that this film is one of the most artsy-fartsy films out there, and that the craft in the film is simply stunning. Even from the film's opening sequence, it proves that classic 20th century cinema reigns supreme in modern cinema.

Starring: Gene Wilder

Director: Mel Stuart

Production Company/Distributor: Paramount Pictures

MPAA Rating: G

Runtime: 90 Minutes

Synopsis:The last of five coveted "golden tickets" falls into the hands of a sweet but very poor boy. He and his grandpa then get a tour of the strangest chocolate factory in the world. The owner leads five young winners on a thrilling and often dangerous tour of his factory.

Rate: A