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Quick Review: April and the Extraordinary World
By Salty Winters on April 29, 2016
Great Darwin! Thanks to GKIDS, April and the Extraordinary World is now playing in theaters. I saw it at Fantastic Fest and loved the old-school...
Nerdlocker Movie Review: Book Of Life
By BobbyD on October 20, 2014
It is rare that an animated film can be layered with multiple worlds and keep the attention of both child and adult alike. The Book...
Cartoons: How the Clone Wars and Tron: Uprising have raised the bar
By Guest Nerd on August 20, 2012
Cartoons. This word almost instantly makes the average adult think of Saturday mornings, when children would be crowded around a television set, bowl of cereal...

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