Pixar

More than 15 years since its release, “Ratatouille” is still being reimagined in ways that spark both laughter and tears.

“Elemental” reveals glimpses of Pixar's former storytelling magic, but its frustrating lack of creativity signals that the studio’s spark may be going dark.

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

“Lightyear” may please nostalgic Pixar die-hards, but will offer very little to those looking for the studio’s next big thing.

Whether or not you got the chance to catch these movies in theaters or from your couch, film beats Joy Diamond and Emma Murphree are here with four more March releases available to scope out.

“Everything Everywhere All At Once” is a film as overflowing as its title connotes. It's a wily multiverse odyssey that packs a punch; yet, it also unfolds like a set of nesting dolls, where each layer inches closer to a shared spiritual core.

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Above all, however, “Luca,” like its characters, just wants to have a good time. It achieves its goal, delivering fun to its protagonists and audience alike.

“(Animating) in the animation industry or production means you are giving life to the character you are performing, you are acting the character out,” Oh said.

Despite the changed release date, “Soul” managed to arrive right on time, delivering a message that carries newfound importance at the end of a devastating year.