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  • The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland (G)

    Sesame Street resident Elmo proudly introduces us to his best friend—a blanket with the capacity for action and expression—but freaks out when a friend wants to share it. more...
  • Annie (G)

    John Huston is listed as director of this elephantine Ray Stark production based on the Broadway musical (which was based, in turn, on Harold Gray's Little Orphan Annie comic strip), but this is the kind of overproduced monolith in which even better directors can easily lose their way. more...
  • Babe: Pig in the City (G)

    Maybe it's the fur and wagging tails, the bristle-boar attitude, but somehow you want to save this suicidal squealer from its kamikaze fate. more...
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  • Beauty and the Beast (G)

    Despite some excessive narrative streamlining, this 1991 release was Disney's best animated feature in years, full of charm and humor. more...
  • Beauty and the Beast 3D (G)

    Despite some excessive narrative streamlining, this 1991 release was Disney's best animated feature in years, full of charm and humor. more...
  • Bedknobs and Broomsticks (G)

    An elaborate Disney musical fantasy with animated sequences, as Angela Lansbury pits her white arts against evil Nazis (1971). more...
  • Carnival Magic (G)

    In this 1981 feature by Al Adamson, a magician and his chimpanzee become the stars of the carnival, which prompts a jealous animal trainer to kidnap the chimp and sell him for medical experimentation. more...
  • Cars 2 (G)

    A rare dud from Pixar, Cars (2006) turned out to be the end of the road, more or less, for both Paul Newman and George Carlin. more...
  • Cars 2 3D (G)

    A rare dud from Pixar, Cars (2006) turned out to be the end of the road, more or less, for both Paul Newman and George Carlin. more...