The Super Mario Bros. Movie is a vibrant, nostalgia-packed adventure with thrilling visuals, but it leaves depth and emotional stakes behind, making it a sweet treat mostly for die-hard Mario fans and younger viewers.

If the Apocalypse had a neon glow and came with psychic-powered teenagers on motorcycles, it would look a lot like Akira.

The Boy and The Heron is a mesmerizing, surreal dive into grief and fantasy, where Miyazaki’s breathtaking visuals meet a haunting dreamscape you won’t soon forget.