Colbyn Dinehart

9.5/10 (Very close to a 10/10) This is easily the best Frosty the Snowman special, in my opinion. Great animation style, great voice acting, amazing characters (except for Principal Pankley, who is very unlikeable), and a beautiful music score by Jared Faber. While the original Frosty the Snowman from 1969 is definitely iconic, and Frosty Returns is nostalgic to me, I can't help but consider The Legend of Frosty the Snowman (2005) my absolute favorite of the Frosty franchise. I will say, though, the only nitpick I have is the fact that Tommy Tinkerton is the only one out of all the other kids in the movie who never met or interacted with Frosty until briefly at the end. That's the only thing that actually prevents it from being a 10/10. Other than that, this movie is absolutely fantastic and I love it!

This is my favorite movie of all-time! I love everything about it! The animation, the story, the characters, the songs, the visuals, the faithfulness to the source material, the messages, and it's filled with heartfelt moments, emotional moments, and some tense moments as well. But what I love most about the film is how well it captures the true spirit of Christmas. No other Christmas movie would ever do it as perfectly as The Polar Express! Not to mention all the nostalgia I have for this film. I was only 3 years old when it came out. I remember watching it every Christmas and every single day, even when it wasn't Christmas. I would ask for one of Santa's sleigh bells and make my own tickets and write words on them (just like how The Conductor punched letters out of those tickets) and pretend to be The Hero Boy by running out of the house with PJs and a robe and slippers on. That's how obsessed I've always been with this masterpiece of a film. Most people would call it their least favorite Christmas movie or one of the worst animated movies. But no! I absolutely adore this film and consider it the greatest film of all-time! No other movie or any other Christmas movie can ever top The Polar Express for me. As I just mentioned, it is my favorite movie of all-time!

Halloween just isn't Halloween without watching this iconic masterpiece of a film! It's always been and always will be one of my favorites and I absolutely adore everything about it! Great songs, great characters, beautiful animation, and a very creative story. The fact that this is both a Halloween movie and a Christmas movie at the same time, while also being a musical fantasy film, makes it even more incredible! Also, the scene where Jack Skellington is being hunted down by the military after delivering Christmas toys is absolutely terrifying and Oogie Boogie's death is even more terrifying. (Also, rest in peace to Ken Page, a.k.a. Oogie Boogie.) Overall, best film of 1993! Jurassic Park walked so The Nightmare Before Christmas can run!

Best Nickelodeon show ever! Beautiful animation and music score, amazing characters, great voice acting, great lessons for kids, and it's absolutely adorable and has a lot of heart! There's a lot of bad things people say about this show, such as the Rugrats' parents being bad parents, but I very strongly disagree with that. I personally think they're very good parents who love their kids and always treat them with respect and care. Also, Angelica Pickles is my favorite Rugrats character. I relate to her because I as well can behave like a selfish brat sometimes whenever I'm upset. And I'm also very dependent on my mother, like she is. I also relate to Chuckie. Not only because I worry a lot, like him, but also because I lost my grandmother when I was 13, similar to how Chuckie lost his biological mother when he was a baby. But later on, we're introduced to Chuckie's step-mom who is a very kind and caring woman and possibly my favorite of the Rugrats' parents. But that's not the only thing I love about this show. I also love how the characters go on different adventures based on the stuff they're trying to learn. It's perfect for kids. Adults will love it, too! Be sure to stick to the original classic series! Overall, it's Nickelodeon's best show ever!

10/10 I expected this film to be a disappointment compared to what my favorite film of all-time was, but after seeing this film in theaters, I was proven wrong. This actually turned out to be an amazing sequel. It's got the same charm and on the same brilliant level as the first film. The songs, the references, the characters, the humor, the animation, the voice acting, and the callbacks to the first film are epic. Some of the scenes (including the scene where Finn destroys Bianca's creations and where the Master Builders fall into "the bin of storage") are very dark and somewhat heartbreaking, but the music score is beautiful at the same time. In all seriousness, other than the Toy Story sequels, as well as Mary Poppins Returns, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is one of the greatest sequels ever made!

Maybe I'm just super nostalgic for Good Burger, but this sequel was one of my most anticipated films of 2023. It stays true to the original film, the acting, visuals, and references are amazing, and it's absolutely hilarious! The scene where Ed is at the restaurant and the waiter asks for a soup or a salad, and he gets excited after he mishears the waiter and says "Super Salad" is one of the funniest scenes! The same goes for another scene where Ed names his dog "Attack" and his pet parrot "Don't" and those two pets end up attacking Dexter. I also love the Ed bots! Katt Bozwell is also a great villain, and Jillian Bell does a great performance. Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell also have great performances as Ed and Dexter Reed, just like the first film. If you love Good Burger, then Good Burger 2 is the perfect sequel for you!