Movie Thoughts: Rock Dog (2016)

• Released: 15 June 2016
• Directed by: Ash Brannon
• Running time: 1 h 30 min
• Rating 3/5

Synopsis

A musical Tibetan mastiff tries to become a rockstar in the big city, while a group of wolves is looking to invade his hometown of sheep.

Movie Thoughts: Jesus Christ Superstar (1973)

• Released: 15 August 1973
• Directed by: Norman Jewison
• Running time: 1 h 46 min
• Rating 5/5

Synopsis

The story of the few days leading up to Jesus' death (and later resurrection), told in song form.

Movie Thoughts: White Fang (1997)

• Released: 1997
• Directed by: Michael Sporn
• Running time: 44 min
• Rating 1.5/5

Synopsis

A wolfdog raised by cruel people must find his place in the world and learns what it means to be loved by people and dogs alike.

Movie Thoughts: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)

• Released: 21 June 1996
• Directed by: Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise
• Running time: 1 h 31 min
• Rating 3.5/5

Synopsis

A hunchback raised in a bell tower wishes to live life in the real world and must stop his evil caretaker from enacting a race war on the Romani people of Paris. 

Movie Thoughts: Pocahontas (1995)

• Released: 23 June 1995
• Directed by: Mike Gabriel, Eric Goldberg
• Running time: 1 h 21 min
• Rating 1/5

Synopsis

A blooming romance between a Native American woman and a white man must prevent a war between their respective peoples. 

Movie Thoughts: Antarctica (1983)

• Released: 23 July 1983
• Directed by: Koreyoshi Kurahara
• Running time: 2 h 23 min
• Rating 4/5

Synopsis

Based on a true story, this movie tells the events of two Antarctica researchers and the fifteen dogs they had to leave behind to fend for themselves on the ice-cold continent for almost a year.

Movie Thoughts: Aladdin (1992)

• Released: 25 November 1992
• Directed by: Ron Clements, John Musker
• Running time: 1 h 30 min
• Rating 4/5

Synopsis

A poor boy finds a magical lamp which contains a genie, thus obtaining three wishes. He uses these to try to win a heart of a princess, but soon finds out that being true to your own heart is much more important.