Review: The enjoyable fantasy adventure 'Onward' finds Pixar not at its best, but possibly at its weirdest
The digital wizards at Pixar Animation Studios pride themselves, with good reason, on their originality and ingenuity, but this particular once-upon-a-time scene setter feels curiously, even knowingly derivative. It means to remind us of an era when magic ruled the earth, and to assure us that it will rule again.
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