All 12 Taylor Moll Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Dive into the captivating world of movies with Taylor Moll as your guide! This article is a roundup of Taylor Moll’s critically acclaimed productions, showcasing her talent and creativity in the film industry. Whether you’re a fan of her work or new to her movies, this roundup offers an engaging and informative glimpse into her filmography.
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1. Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild (2005)
In Stuart Little 3: The Wild Call, the endearing and mischievous rodent, Stuart Little, joins his delightful owners, George and Eleanor Little, on a family vacation to picturesque Lake Garland. They’re there to immerse themselves in nature’s splendor. However, their tranquil escape is soon endangered by a menacing beast lurking in the forest, terrorizing the woodland creatures with its nightly demands for sustenance.
2. Happy Feet (2006)
‘Happy Feet’ is a mesmerizing and melodious animated film released in 2006, masterfully directed by George Miller and featuring the vocal talents of luminaries like Elijah Wood, Brittany Murphy, and Hugh Jackman. This movie introduces viewers to a fascinating species of birds, the Emperor Penguins, who rely on their remarkable skills, particularly their harmonious singing, to find love and companionship. However, the story takes an exhilarating twist when a unique penguin, who is born devoid of the ability to sing, enters the scene.
3. Happily N’Ever After (2006)
“Happily N’Ever After” is a whimsical animated adventure comedy where everyone’s favorite fairy tale characters come together to save their land from an evil alliance. Led by Ella, the movie takes a hilarious turn as the characters navigate unpredictable situations, filled with puns and laughter.
4. Kaw (2006)
Dive into the mysterious, chilling world of “Kaw” (2006) — a suspense-filled horror film bringing together the elements of ravens, animal attacks, and science fiction. Set in a small town, the citizens are left puzzled and terrified as they are attacked by a swarm of ravens working together. As the townspeople try to uncover the reason behind this inexplicable phenomenon, they face escalating psychological horror and unexplained natural disasters.
5. White Noise 2: The Light (2007)
In the chilling follow-up to “White Noise”, John Cormack (Nathan Fillion) is a man left devastated by the loss of his family. In a desperate attempt to escape his pain, he takes his own life, only to awaken with an inexplicable and terrifying new gift: the ability to identify people who are about to meet their untimely end. As Cormack struggles to come to terms with his dark new reality, he finds himself caught in a deadly game of survival, where every second counts.
6. Shrek Forever After (2010)
Shrek Forever After, released in 2010, is a thrilling animation, adventure, and comedy film featuring the lovable ogre Shrek, voiced by Mike Myers, and his loyal donkey companion, played by Eddie Murphy. Set in the 2010s, this movie’s plot revolves around Shrek, now dealing with a mid-life crisis, who makes a tragic deal with Rumpelstiltskin to erase himself from existence. However, this turns out to be a grave mistake as Shrek is cast in a dark alternate timeline ruled by Rumpelstiltskin.
7. Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
The highly anticipated sequel to the hit animated film, Kung Fu Panda, returns to the screen in 2011 with Kung Fu Panda 2. The film follows our beloved protagonist, Po, as he embarks on a thrilling adventure to defend China against a dangerous new weapon. However, before he can save the day, Po must confront his past and uncover the truth about his humble beginnings.
8. Rise of the Guardians (2012)
“Rise of the Guardians” is a fabulous 2012 animated adventure film that takes us on a thrilling journey through the realms of childhood fables. The film focuses on a group of immortal guardians — Santa Claus, also known as North, the Jack Frost, the Sandman, the Tooth Fairy, and a charming alter ego of the Easter Bunny — who unite forcefully to protect the innocence of children worldwide.
9. Turbo (2013)
Turbo, a heart-pounding animated adventure, follows the journey of an ordinary garden snail named Turbo. Just when you thought snails were slow and dull, Turbo’s life takes an unexpected turn after a freak accident, granting him the ability to go as fast as the world’s fastest cars — and a burning desire to compete in the famous Indy 500.
10. Home (2015)
Home takes us into the uncharted territory of outer space, where we meet Oh, an endearing alien seeking refuge and struggling to blend with his own kind. In this animated adventure comedy, Oh befriends a human girl named Tip, embarking on an intergalactic quest for the girl, his new-found friend. While trying to help her out, Oh unintentionally gets in the way, leading to hilarious mishaps along the way.
11. Ron’s Gone Wrong (2021)
Ron’s Gone Wrong is a delightful and heartwarming animated adventure comedy that follows the unlikely friendship between an awkward middle-schooler named Barney and his digitally-connected device, Ron. As Ron’s glitches and hiccups provide a humorous backdrop to the story, the two embark on a journey to discover what it truly means to be a friend.
12. Nimona (2023)
In the futuristic medieval world of Nimona, a knight is framed for a crime he did not commit. With his back against the wall and his reputation in peril, he must enlist the help of an unlikely ally: a mischievous, shapeshifting teenager named Nimona. Despite the knight’s sworn mission to destroy Nimona, she becomes the only hope to prove his innocence.
