Sponsored by Universal. I was provided a free screening DVD in exchange for my honest review. Woody Woodpecker Review The hilarious new kid’s movie Woody Woodpecker is a hilarious kid’s DVD with the famous Woody Woodpecker done in CGI in a live movie. The movie has vibrant color and Woody Woodpecker’s crazy antics and trickery…
Peter Rabbit is finally playing in theaters & Easter season starts next week for our family! PERFECT TIMING! Thank you to Sony for paying my expenses to the LA premiere to cover this film! I hope you enjoy my honest review! Photos below are courtesy of Sony. Peter Rabbit is a movie where the storybook…
If you hadn’t heard of Napping Princess and you have kids that are 9+ who love anime, you will want to check out this new movie. It is a new movie from GKids. This post is sponsored and we were provided a press copy of this movie. This movie will be available on January 30th…
Paddington 2 Review by Myla Tosatto I grew up loving Paddington bear. I staged a play with my classmates in the elementary school (I’m sure I was a great director). I am sure I caused much pain and anguish when I ripped off the “PLEASE LOOK AFTER THIS BEAR- THANK YOU” tag from my sister’s…
Leap is one of the cutest movies my girls and I have watched! My girls and I loved enjoying many movie nights over Christmas break. We thought that LEAP was adorable. My girls started running around afterwards trying to LEAP and dance around the house. I thought the movie had some great lessons about having…
Molly’s Game Review by Myla Tosatto About three-fourths of the way into the directorial debut from Aaron Sorkin, Molly’s Game, Charlie Jaffey (Idris Elba) tells Molly Bloom (Jessica Chastain) that even though she is tabloid fodder, he is okay with her being his daughter’s role model. I think that sums up my feeling pretty much,…
All the Money in the World Review by Myla Tosatto All the Money in the World is surely 2017’s biggest movie curiosity. Kevin Spacey is out- Christopher Plummer is in! In just a few weeks, Ridley Scott had to edit all of Kevin Spacey out of one of the main roles of J. Paul Getty…
The Post Review by Myla Tosatto Steven Speilberg’s latest Oscar magnet, The Post, is an argument for protecting the Fourth Estate. Though the movie is set 50 years ago, it is as timely now as it was then. Kay Graham (Meryl Streep) is the owner of The Washington Post, which at the time was still…