Ant-Man and the Wasp return to the Quantum Realm where they must take on Kang the Conqueror. We get a more in-depth look at the work of Miep Gies. And the We-B-Girlz skate crew continue to prove they have the hottest routines on the planet. Let’s take a look at what to watch on Disney+ […]
Peter Pan and Wendy Darling get the live action film treatment. Track the previously uncharted world of the Florida panther. And follow some young Jedi as they study the ways of the Force during the High Republic. Let’s take a look at what to watch this weekend on Disney+. PETER PAN AND WENDY “Peter Pan […]
Din Djarin and Grogu wrap up their mission to help restore Mandalore before Baby Yoda begins his training to be a member of the Children of the Watch. A member of BTS travels the world looking for musical inspiration. And your friendly neighborhood Spider-man’s first four live action cinematic adventures make their way to Disney+. […]
It’s time for another Disney+ battle. This time we are comparing two films that, at different points, have been called the pinnacle of Disney animation. One ushered in the Silver Age of Animation and brought back feature length narratives to animated films. The other is considered to be the peak of the Renaissance despite being […]
It’s time for another Disney+ battle. This time we have two classic films from Disney’s Silver Age of Animation, but they have completely different animation styles. One is the final film of the 1950s with the sleek, smooth animation. The other is the first film of the 1960s with the scratchy, Xerox style. Let’s compare […]
It’s time for another Disney+ Battle. This time we are comparing two films on opposite ends of Disney’s Silver Age of Animation. One is the second film of the era and features a character Walt Disney used in shorts even before Mickey Mouse. The other is the last film that Walt Disney directly worked on. […]
In the 1960s, Disney changed its animation style. They moved away from the elegant style of the 1950s and moved to a cheaper, Xerox style in the 1960s. This was done as a necessity due to “Sleeping Beauty” losing money at the box office. Two films were released in this style before the passing of […]
In the 1950s, the Walt Disney Animation Studios returned to feature length narratives for its animated movies after producing packages films during much of the 1940s. There were some bona fide hits, some box office duds that found success later and some wild experimentation in storytelling. The studio released 5 animated films between 1950 and […]
The Silver Age of Disney Animation ran from 1950 to 1967. It represented a time when Disney returned to the feature length narrative storytelling after having switched to a package format during the Wartime Era. It lasted until the passing of Walt Disney and ended with the first film released after his death. There are […]
A young boy gets separated from his village and ends up in the jungle where he needs help from a panther and a bear to escape a tiger and a snake in the 1967 Walt Disney animated classic, “The Jungle Book.” The film is loosely based on Rudyard Kipling’s book of the same name. This […]
The Walt Disney Animation Studios takes a very unusual look at the early days of King Arthur in the 1963 animated classic, “The Sword in the Stone.” The film follows a young Arthur, nicknamed Wart, as he meets Merlin who wants to train him as a wizard. But Arthur’s foster father wants him to be […]
It’s time for another Disney+ battle. This time, it’s a battle between a classic from Disney’s Golden Age of Animation and a lesser-known film from Disney’s Silver Age of Animation. So, let’s find out which film is better: “Bambi” or “The Sword in the Stone.” 1. PROTAGONIST The main character of “Bambi” is, of course, […]
It’s time, once again, for another Disney+ Battle. In this battle it’s the film that started feature animation as we know it today against the film that changed Disney’s animation plan during World War II: “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” versus “Saludos Amigos.” “Snow White” is the most important animated film of all time, […]
We are back with another Disney+ Battle. In this series, we take two classic Disney films and pit them against each other to see which is the better movie. While this is completely subjective, it’s still a lot of fun to compare and contrast some great films from Disney and Pixar. This week, we are […]
Disney takes on another classic fairy tale during its Silver Age of Animation with “Sleeping Beauty” and it leads to a complete overhaul of how Disney animation is produced going into the 1960s. This film lost money and many consider it a flop for its time but today it is regarded as one of the […]