Reviews from the Autistic Point of View

Blue Sky Studios delivers arguably the best film out of all their filmography, and it is based on the Peanuts Comic strip created by Charles Schulz. You would think this movie would be doomed to be like the worst of this studio's work, but this movie might prove otherwise in the most unexpected ways.

The little, simple picture book has been turned into an hour-and-a-half feature film. It was met with mixed results, but with the film growing more and more of a following, can this movie succeed even with certain things working against it?

A prequel origin story of Willy Wonka sounds like a bad idea. Still, when you bring in the beloved director of the first two Paddington films, this film suddenly becomes a wondrous experience with charm and visual splendor galore, plus some excellent musical numbers.

A gentle soul, with scissors for hands, has captured the hearts and sparked the imaginations of critics and audiences across the globe. In this exploration, I invite you to join me as we delve into what I believe to be Tim Burton's masterpiece.

Get ready for a silly horrific and jolly good time. A killer blood thirsty plant that feeds on peoples blood is ridiculous as its sounds. Still, when you bring in big names and talented filmmakers, you are sure to get something that is unlike anything you've see before.

Slasher movies are quite interesting and thrilling to watch especially around the Halloween season, John Carpenter's iconic movie Halloween may not have the flashiness of other slasher classics, but that doesn't mean it isn't without its scares. Despite its small budget, this movie has been hailed as one of the all time greats in the slasher genre.

Join us as we revisit the film that launched a global phenomenon. After over 20 years of Harry Potter's enchanting movie debut in the Wizarding World, we'll uncover whether this cinematic classic still captivates modern audiences now as it did decades ago.

Netflix's most popular show has recaptured the feel of the 80's for those who have lived through it while also enticing those who haven't to be totally obsessed with it. Stranger Things truly is Steven Spielberg meets Stephen King as it's a mash up of everything 80's while also being fresh and engaging.

Take a trip back in time with me to July 3rd 1985. it was then when a time travel movie directed by Robert Zemeckis and aided by the help of Steven Spielburg and his production company Amblin Entertainment made movie history. What transpired is an iconic 80s classic that has since become truly timeless.

Lets go back in time to the 90's, where an unknown studio had a dream and a vision to produce the first ever CGI animated film. Get ready to go to infinity and beyond as we rediscover the 1995 classic that was groundbreaking for it's time and a movie that would define Pixar Animation Studios for decades.

This is a Disney movie that has seemingly been forgotten by the public. is it for good reason? we will find out for sure as we travel to an unfamiliar world where adventure waits at every turn as we look over the box office failure know as Disney's 61st animated feature, Strange World.

Dreamworks was on the rise to compete with the likes of Disney, but their first ever feature length movie about ants and insects may have been impressive for the time, but in my opinion does not hold up as it feels like a movie that made quickly to try and outdo the competition.

When a red hair dyed shapeshifting Teenager named Nimona teams up with a supposed villain named Ballister Blackheart, Chaos ensues in ND Stevensons outstanding graphic novel that has heart, intelligence, and a whole lot of humor to balance everything out.

In the Kingdom of Wrenly, a young dragon must team up with two other young dragons to stop the spreading of something called the Coldfire Curse. This graphic novel aimed at children may not be the best fantasy story ever crafted, but its a story i found too charming and fun to turn down.

With the first volume of stories making me a instant fan of this franchise, lets see if second collection of stories from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles can be just a engaging and fun as last time. Come with me as we discover the continuing adventures of the famous ninja team.

When a blue Snowcat prince sets out on a journey to find a legendary artifact to break a curse, he encounters many obstacles while finding out the truth about the legend and himself in this well-written and illustrated graphic novel from Dina Norlund.

Hellboy is back and better than ever. In these new stories, Hellboy must confront who he is while fighting the forces of evil to get closer to the truth about himself and demolish all the bad that stands in his wake.

Ira Marks enchants us with a graphic novel that is loosely based on the classic Stephen King novel “The Shining.” its not a spoof as it is more of a soft reboot made to aim at a younger demographic that still offers quite a fun joyride from beginning to end.

With Halloween just around the corner, Let's look at a graphic novel that fully embraces the spooky holiday while telling a youthful story about teenagers who some of which have supernatural powers.

Agent 9 is back with a brand new adventure that she won't be alone in. With good morals for kids and a ton of action-packed cartoonishness for kids-at-heart, this new addition to James Burks's new franchise has a lot of excitement for anyone of any age to enjoy.

The origins of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles helm back all the way to the mid-80s where they became pop culture icons upon first glance. Let's see if these stories can wow me as a newcomer and introduce me to one of the biggest nerd franchises. in the world.

A white wolf goes on an adventure unlike anything she's ever faced. Creator of Bloop Animation Morr Meroz and artist Collin Fogel combine their talents to present a story that is sure to keep readers of all ages engaged.

With the Dreamworks movie making a big name for itself, it only seems fitting to review the origins of how The Bad Guys in the comics got their start and its as every bit hilarious and naughty as you'd expect.

Herk, the little Nnwet with weak legs is thrusted into an adventure that is dark but hopeful in this first graphic novel issue from Doug TenNapel creator of Earthworm Jim.