Tag: disney+
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Camp Rock 3: She’s Really (Not) Good!
Camp Rock 3 (2026) Veronica Rodriguez I had a long day at school today—not bad, just long. I got there at 6:45am and didn’t leave until 5:00pm, after my students’ first choir rehearsal of the year. I got home and was absolutely spent. All I wanted to do was sit, eat, and turn my brain off, and Camp Rock 3—which I had been meaning to watch—appeared as if it would fit…
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In the Blink of an Eye: If Here and Project Hail Mary Had a Dog
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. In the Blink of an Eye (2026) Andrew Stanton At this point in my cinephile evolution, not a lot of movies really sneak up on me. Usually I’ll see trailers, posters, or cast announcements well before the news is mainstream, but such was not the case for In the Blink of an Eye. You’d think that I would’ve heard about an Andrew Stanton-led science fiction movie at…
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Disneyland Handcrafted: Can I Get a Season Pass for a Documentary?
Disneyland Handcrafted (2026) Leslie Iwerks I know I’ve lambasted my recent documentary binging in preparation for the Oscars, so it doesn’t make sense that I’d willingly subject myself to yet another documentary, but when it’s about Disney, I’m all Mickey Mouse ears. The allure of colorized 50s footage of Disneyland was enough to get me to sit down for Disneyland Handcrafted two and a half hours before Super Bowl LX, and while…
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A Very Jonas Christmas Movie: An Inauspicious Start to the Season
A Very Jonas Christmas Movie (2025) Jessica Yu When I first saw the announcement for this movie, I told myself I wouldn’t watch it, but here we are. Not only did I watch A Very Jonas Christmas Movie—Morgan, Abby, and I made it our first Christmas movie of the season. Unsurprisingly, this movie was underwhelming given its Disney Channel-level budget and writing. Even though I love the Jonas Brothers, their acting skills…
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Not Just a Goof: Not Just a Cult Classic Bootlicking
Not Just a Goof (2024) Eric Kimelton and Christopher Ninness Rarely do I chomp at the bit for a documentary—I have no idea how someone prefers a documentary over a fictional narrative—but I was itching to get home from school from my first class to watch Not Just a Goof. I had seen plenty of good things about it and I’m still on my A Goofy Movie high from yesterday, so thank God…
