Coco

The show demonstrated that the power of a Pixar film comes in its no-frills approach to universal growing pains.

The second day of Outside Lands experienced the most wholesome, emotional, graceful and brazen live shows of the weekend.

“Abominable” is unapologetically DreamWorks. As usual, the humor is brazenly absurd, but oh so relatable, with the power to make old fans have stomachaches of laughter.

By continuing to break the institutional silence surrounding sexual violence and believing survivors, we’ll retain film as our source of light in 2018.

The film is undeniably beautiful. Even in the land of the dead, the city seems alive with breathtaking skyscrapers, and it bustles with a constant energy.

This week, the movie theater and the comic shop are going to be the perfect places to escape Thanksgiving’s requisite awkward familial interactions. We’re taking social interaction off the (dinner) table by planning out an entire week of moviegoing and that most solitary of activities, reading.

For Martinez, the sheer opportunity to keep on learning, to keep on discovering, is what really matters.