Reviewed by Michael Stailey
Quote: "Mix High School Musical with Fame, Cinderella, Mean Girls, and a dash of A Hard Day's Night and you have Camp Rock"

Reviewed by Kent Dixon
Quote: "The fact that my daughter would love it was a foregone conclusion, but little did I expect to be tapping my foot and nodding my head along with almost every tune."

Reviewed by Michael Stailey
Quote: "While not a slam dunk successor to the original, this touching prequel adventure further enhances the story of Ariel and the unique bond she shares with her father, King Triton."

Reviewed by Michael Stailey
Quote: "With each subsequent evolution, The Nightmare Before Christmas has only become more and more entrenched as one of the greatest animated musicals of all time."

Reviewed by Kristin Munson
Quote: "It took the House of Mouse three tries to get there, but the Collector's Edition is the only Nightmare you'll ever need."

Reviewed by Ryan Keefer
Quote: "'Tell me what you've learned.'
'I've learned that before Camp Rock, rock was probably dead. After Camp Rock, I know it's not coming back.'"

Reviewed by Jim Thomas
Quote: "I'll give Disney the benefit of the doubt, but the cynic in me can't help but wonder if the music and art aren't there primarily as a lure to parents."

Reviewed by Jim Thomas
Quote: "It's hard not to like Phineas and Ferb. They're basically younger versions of Ferris Bueller (complete with jealous older sister). They're intelligent, well-mannered, active -- moreover, they aren't trying to hurt anyone or get in trouble; they just want to maximize their summer fun. Who can't relate to that?"

Reviewed by Erich Asperschlager
Quote: "If you bothered to read this review, chances are you're either genuinely interested in College Road Trip or want to see how big of a train wreck it is. Sorry to disappoint the latter group, but the movie really isn't that bad."

Reviewed by Adam Arseneau
Quote: "Apprehended at the scene were a Mr. Zack Martin and a Mr. Cody Martin (Dylan and Cole Sprouse), twin brothers who were front and center during the disturbance. One of the individuals was responsible for a performance malfunction that revealed a fourth collaborator, Ms. Maddie Fitzpatrick (Ashley Tisdale, High School Musical) behind the stage with a microphone, singing in lieu of Ms. Tipton. Once this was revealed to the audience, a full-fledged riot broke out, with patrons quickly fashioning makeshift weapons from the program guides and plastic chairs."