Is this the best Pixar movie?Every summer I ask myself this question, and I'm growing tired of it.Pixar knows how to make a good movie and their latest offering, Up, is funnier than Toy Story, as thrilling as the The Incredibles, and more heartbreaking than Finding Nemo.I absolutely adored this movie, but while watching these charming characters trek through breathtaking South American vistas, I came to a somewhat sad realization... Much like Up's hero Carl, the Pixar formula for making a good movie is starting to grow old.This is not...

Note to reader: This is a review of the dvd of the 1986 animated film, not the manga or animated tv series.The movie:I first saw this movie in the early 90's when I was a little kid and, up until watching this particular film, all I knew of animation was what I was getting from Disney and Saturday morning cartoons. Kids stuff. Fist of the North Star was an awaking. You might even say it was a rude awakening, or even a bloody awakening. I didn't know that they made cartoons with cursing and gore and violence. But these so called "adult"...

I've seen Star Trek twice now, once in a "regular" theater and once in an IMAX theater. The particular IMAX theater that I watched the movie in had recently been equipped with a new digital projector, the old one was a 70mm projector. Three things really bothered me about this transition. The image on the digital was smaller, blurrier, and had the rainbow that DLP projectors are notorious for. This made for a mediocre movie going experience, though I doubt many will notice. My sentiments were only reinforced by a recent /film article...