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Who Framed Roger Rabbit Retro Review

Disney and Warner Brothers join forces to unite animation and live-action in “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” When Roger is accused

The “Toy Story” toys are back and getting ready to celebrate not having to lay still when Bonnie and her

Long before the prequels, sequels, animated series and LEGO shorts, George Lucas tried to keep “Star Wars” going and capitalize

In 1930s Austria, the von Trapp family learns how to have fun when an aspiring nun becomes their governess in

Disney takes Victor Hugo’s classic tale and tries to make it palatable for kids in “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.”

Disney takes on one of the most popular bulls in literary history in the 1938 short, “Ferdinand the Bull.” In

“Fewer songs. More explosions.” That was the motto for the Walt Disney Animation Studios as it transitioned into the 2000s

A family living in Arendelle tells a story to their kids about the elemental spirits of the land that make

Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald and Pluto go on vacation to Hawaii for some fun in the sun, but the ocean

Walt Disney gives us a look at the sights and sounds at Disneyland in the year 1966 in “Disneyland Around

The merry band of rebels work to free Lothal from the clutches of the Empire and, in doing so, seem

Keep moving forward. That’s the philosophy of the 2007 Walt Disney Animation Studios film “Meet the Robinsons.” In the film,

The God of Thunder returns to Earth after Jane Foster absorbs the Aether and becomes the target of a Dark

The God of Thunder makes his big screen debut and gives the Marvel Cinematic Universe another hero to follow as

A video game villain doesn’t want to be the bad guy anymore, so he goes on a mission to win