For “Gladiator II”, the myth worth whispering about isn’t some idealistic political vision.

“Dumbo” has its highs and lows.

“The Hunchback of Notre Dame” offers a flawlessly executed psychological conflict and charismatic, captivating characters.

“Lady and the Tramp” carries an especially emphatic message.

“The Lion King II” is a static and derivative film.

“Shrek Forever After” never feels like a calculated film.

“Mulan” captivates and surprises the viewer on many levels.

Compared to contemporary animated films, the first “Ice Age” comes across as almost intimate cinema.

The creators of “Batman: Mask of the Phantasm” understand that they are telling a story about characters who have grown beyond the Gotham...

Yes, “All Dogs Go to Heaven” is still a children’s animation.