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This Netflix animation has its heart in the right place, yet misses a compelling plot. The visual design, however, is beautifully looking!

A dark, twisted take on the wooden puppet’s fable, set in the background of the two World Wars. This is an adult, stop-motion fairytale!

What happens when ten tech giants meet outside their Irish HQs, amidst the pandemic? This is a crazy, laugh-out-loud, satire!

The House of Mouse’s second feature-length movie is a shortened adaptation of the 1883 novel “The Adventures of Pinocchio”.

Lasseter’s return to animation feels like a lacklustre clone of Pixar. Bullet Train is the better movie about fate & good fortune.