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‘Moana’ (2026) review: Disney remake does the original proud Original

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By Soren Andersen
| The Seattle Times Verified
“Moana” takes its time. The Disney live-action remake of its 2016 animated blockbuster takes its time to thoroughly immerse the viewer in the life and Polynesian island culture of its titular heroine. Set in the South Seas, the picture carefully constructs the story of 16-year-old Moana (newcomer Catherine Lagaʻaia), the daughter of the island’s chief (John Tui). He’s an overprotective father who cherishes his child and does everything in his power to shield her from harm.
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‘Minions & Monsters’ review: A winningly clever and funny prequel Original

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By Soren Andersen
| The Seattle Times Verified
Jabberjabberjabber! The Minions are back. The anarchic, misbehaving yellow beings, Twinkies in Dungarees spouting rapid-fire gibberish, have returned in “Minions & Monsters.” Raising smiles and igniting laughs, they’re a tonic for these unsettled times, arriving just in time to spark up the Fourth of July weekend. All hail. And all hail Pierre Coffin. The French filmmaker has co-directed four of the pictures in the “Despicable Me” franchise and has co-written the screenplay here as well.
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