Category: Throwback Thursday

The Mask

The Mask will forever stand as a showcase for one of Jim Carrey’s greatest comedic performances, a film that belongs permanently in the canon of 90s comedy no matter how the critical conversation around him shifts from one decade to the n...

Suzume

Makoto Shinkai's Suzume finds the director at his most confident, taking a premise of beauty that should collapse under its own adventure and yet delivering one of the most elegant anime films of the...

Princess Mononoke

Princess Mononoke has endured time as one of the greatest animated films of all time as Miyazaki gave Ashitaka the perspective of both sides of his magnificent story, and refused to let his character pick one over the other, a brave choice...

Wild Style

Wild Style ultimately plays more like a glorified hip hop concert with graffiti elements woven in than a story worth following, which is a real limitation on something this historically...

Memories (1995)

Memories thrives on its bold creativity and distinct visual identity, delivering three uniquely compelling stories that vary in execution but collectively highlight the power of animation as a medium for psychological and thematic...

Porco Rosso

Porco Rosso stands as one of Studio Ghibli's most underrated works, a film whose reception, viewership, and reputation continue improving year over year as more Western audiences finally discover just how unique and beautiful it really...

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