Blaziker’s Animation Adventure – The Imaginary
It's a shame that The Imaginary was released on Netflix instead of in theatres, because it's one of the most emotionally driven animated movies of 2024 so far
In Blaziker’s Opinion – Blaziker’s Mid-Year Animated Movies Report
It is time we look back into the past as I discuss the first half of 2024, provide my observations and see what to expect for the rest of 2024!
Blaziker’s Animation Adventure – 2024 Animated Movies Rundown (Part 8)
It is time we wrap up the first half of 2024 with four more animated movies from various countries around the world, and man, this is a world tour to remember!
Blaziker’s Animation Adventure – Inside Out 2
Inside Out 2 is not just a worthy sequel to the 2015 classic, but managed to be just as emotionally driven as the first. Pixar is back once again!
Blaziker’s Animation Adventure – 2024 Animated Movies Rundown (Part 7)
Coyotes, unicorns and an orange cat, oh my! It's time for yet another 2024 Animated Movies Rundown, with a few furry friends along the way!
My Top 5 Most Anticipated Animated Movies from the Annecy Film Festival 2024
With the Annecy International Film Festival around the corner, it's time to talk about my 5 most anticipated animated movies from that festival
Blaziker’s Animation Adventure – 2024 Animated Movies Rundown (Part 6)
As we are approaching summer, it's time we lay back and cover three more animated movies that all feature at film festivals all around the world
Blaziker’s Animation Adventure – The Missing
The Missing is the biggest animated movie bombshell of 2024 so far, filled with a deep but well-crafted story, and wildly original animation that's mind blowing
Blaziker’s Animation Adventure – 2024 Animated Movies Rundown (Part 5)
Before we head off for a break from covering animated movies, it is time we cover three more animated movies and boy, it's a blast!
In Blaziker’s Opinion – The Americanisation of Non-Mainstream Animated Movies (And How to Get Around It)
Having watched many non-mainstream animated movies, it's time to address the Americanisation of these movies and how to get around this worrying trend