Titled Win or Lose, the Disney Plus exclusive focuses on a middle school softball team named the Pickles in the run-up to a crucial championship game. Each episode focuses on an individual ...

Instead, Disney+’s Win or Lose wants to challenge its viewers to consider the way those categories and others can shift as the perspective does. The teacher you dismissed as a bully might be a ...

That's not to say younger viewers shouldn't be challenged, and it's important to have a show that can be watched by all, but Win Or Lose is hit-and-miss because of this, even if the series does ...

Win or Lose’s episodes repeatedly start from firm emotional grounding before using animation to bring its characters’ conflicts to more whimsical life. The first episode introduces the Pickles ...

If it does feel familiar at times that might well be because the themes in “Win or Lose” are universal. The voice talent features an East Bay native (the extra-busy Will Forte) and many ...

In each episode of Disney +‘s Pixar animated series Win Or Lose, the perspective of someone participating in a championship softball game is examined. It could be one of the players for the ...

That’s certainly not the case with Pixar Animation Studios’ intriguing “Win or Lose,” debuting on the streaming platform with its first two installments on Feb. 19. However, after viewing ...

‘Win or Lose’ receives 7.5 out of 10 stars. Landing on Disney+ with its first two episodes, ‘Win or Lose’ represents the first Pixar small screen effort that isn’t tied to one of its ...

Win Or Lose fires on all cylinders, from the cinematography, the storytelling, the music, to the animation styles.

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