‘Frozen II’ Review: Disney Sequel Is a Frosty, Fun Follow-Up
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Elsa, Anna and the gang return for another tale of princess empowerment and earworm soundtrack cuts
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‘I Lost My Body’ Review: Talk to the Hand
Posted in: Movie ReviewsNetflix-distributed animated French film charts the hero's journey of a disembodied limb in search of its lovelorn owner
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40 Greatest Animated Movies Ever
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom Pixar landmarks to cyberpunk anime and stop-motion indies — our top non-live-action films and toons of all time
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‘Primal’ Review: Genddy Tartakovsky’s All-Dinosaur, No-Dialogue Epic
Posted in: TV ReviewsThe 'Samurai Jack' creator's five-episode series about a man and his pet T. rex is one stunning, soulful achievement
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‘Abominable’ Review: How to Train Your Yeti
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA tale of a young woman and her new best friend — a Not-So-Abominable Snowman trying to get home — feels a little like the same old animated song-and-dance
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‘Undone’ Review: The Follow-Up to ‘BoJack Horseman’ Is Mundane and Miraculous
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe animated Amazon series from 'BoJack' team Raphael Bob-Waksberg and Kate Purdy is visually stunning but weighed down by time-travel talk
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‘The Secret Life of Pets 2′: Same Ol’ Dogs, No New Tricks
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe animated animals take to the farm in this sequel about what our furry friends get up to behind our backs
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‘Missing Link’ Review: Animated Bigfoot Buddy Comedy Feels Slightly M.I.A.
Posted in: Movie ReviewsLaika Studios' latest stop-motion movie is lighter, brighter and smarter than your average animated movie — but it's definitely missing something
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Best Movies to See in April: ‘Avengers: Endgame,’ New Terry Gilliam, ‘Shazam!’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom the big MCU battle royale everybody's been waiting for to Elle Fanning singing Robyn — what's coming to a theater near you next month
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‘Love, Death & Robots’ Review: Netflix’s ‘Heavy Metal’ For Post-Millennials
Posted in: TV ReviewsThis anthology of hard sci-fi shorts could be renamed 'Sex, Death and Future-Shocked Irony' — and needs to start favoring quality over quantity
