Hop (PG). Kids 8 and older as well as parents ... So E.B. sneaks away in search of fame. Fred, an unemployed grown son living with his parents, nearly runs E.B. over. Back on Easter Island ...

When it comes to notable secular Easter movies, there’s Fred Astaire at the parade with ... The animation/live-action “Hop” — from the producing-writing team behind last year’s ...

E.B. and Fred become a reluctant ... of a star-search reality show. Okay, Hop lets down with a sappy ending that isn’t quite as smart as the rest of the movie. But you cut it some slack since ...

The movie showcased hip-hop culture and was the first to illustrate Fred’s idea of breaking the negative perceptions about New York’s urban youth. It was also the first movie to place rapping ...

Taking its inspiration from "Alvin and the Chipmunks" (which was directed by the same guy), "Hop ... it's a movie about candy, there are no children in it, let alone a love interest for Fred ...

Young Fred was attuned to art and music ... and more are coming”—including more art, more TV and movie pitches, more hip-hop anniversaries to commemorate. “There’s another chapter coming ...

MTV Raps” host, who was born Fred Brathwaite ... Ahearn knew that he needed something fresh to brand the first hip-hop movie. Stefano Giovannini for N.Y.Post And for Freddy, it’s a truly ...

As hilarity ensues, E.B impresses The Hoff and then Fred finds a job that suits him to ... Now that you’ve seen Hop, try these screen-free activities inspired by the movie.

I would start from the 1970s when hip-hop first began, the earliest rap/hip-hop movie is considered to be 1983’s Wild Style. So, would that be my pick for the best rap/hip-hop movie of the 1980s?