Rise Of The Guardians -

Their nemesis is Pitch Black (voiced with chilling elegance by Jude Law), the Boogeyman. Once a Guardian himself, Pitch has been forgotten by modern children, who no longer check under their beds or believe in shadows. Without belief, he is fading into nothingness. His plan is simple and devastating: if children stop believing in the Guardians, the Guardians will vanish. And if fear is the only thing left, Pitch wins.

Rise of the Guardians is not about Santa or the Tooth Fairy. It is about the part of us that refuses to grow up. It is about the snowflake on your nose, the tooth under your pillow, and the painted egg hidden in the yard. It is about the magic we create simply by choosing to look for it. Rise of the Guardians

In the pantheon of modern animated cinema, 2012 was a bloody battlefield. The Avengers was redefining the blockbuster, The Dark Knight Rises was concluding an epic, and Brave was winning Pixar another Oscar. Sandwiched between these titans was a little-budget-but-big-ambition film from DreamWorks Animation: Rise of the Guardians . Their nemesis is Pitch Black (voiced with chilling

A hummingbird-like fairy who commands a legion of tiny fairies (the "Mini-Fangs"). She is the archivist of childhood. Her palace is a towering, biological hive made of crystals and teeth. She collects every baby tooth because each tooth holds a memory of a child's life—their first smile, their first laugh, their first scraped knee. Her center is "Memory." She argues that memory is the bedrock of identity. His plan is simple and devastating: if children