A Better Life
Kiko Martinez
“An honest and deeply moving depiction of a Mexican immigrant’s struggle to provide for his son.”
“An honest and deeply moving depiction of a Mexican immigrant’s struggle to provide for his son.”
“Doesn’t take the less-is-more approach when it comes to spectacle.”
“Uninspired, witless, and convoluted…easily the weakest entry into the Pixar catalog.”
“A lackluster way to set up a franchise that might not even get off the ground.”
“A self-important, stock indie that finds a way to hit every superficial cliche possible.”
“Poppycock…a poorly prepared picture packed with pleasantries for the pipsqueaks.”
“Delightful…Not a true classic, but there are some admirable things it accomplishes.”
“A smartly-written romantic comedy fit with a charming little time-traveling storyline.”
“Subtle in tone and wit…the little nuances are what count more than anything.”
“Will indulge fans who are fine with the same jokes and set-ups of the original movie.”
“Great interviews, information, personal flavor and humor.”
“Eight years later…it’s basically a quest we’ve all been on before.”