Disney might be more associated with animated characters and overly expensive theme parks, but there was a time when they had some of the biggest and most popular video games on the market.
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If you tuned into Disney+ today, you likely tuned in to the first three episodes of the new Ironheart series... at least if you are a Marvel fan. However, those expecting a spiritual successor to Tony Stark might be a little disappointed.
The Walt Disney Company has been instrumental in the animation industry since the 20s, and to know that artists and animators are working hard to reclaim the art form is a joy. However, one of the flagship projects won't be for all audiences.
"Superheroes in New York? Gimme a break." While that little quip was a tongue-in-cheek remark by the late great Stan Lee, it might actually be the answer to some of Disney's theme park woes.
It's no secret that you don't have to be a kid or have kids to enjoy the magic of Disney, that's why we have Disney Adults. However, recent developments have aroused suspicion that Disney needs to, shall we say, expand its artist palette?
Disney Animation Studios head, Jared Bush, recently shared that 2D films would soon be making a comeback after over a decade. While that's indeed something to be excited about, Disney has made pie-crust promises before.
For those who might not remember, Walt Disney Animation went through an extended period of testing new techniques and bringing new stories to life in the early 2000s. The results were... a bit strange.
All magic comes at a price, and a trip to Disneyland or the Walt Disney World Resort is a hefty investment. Could Disney+ help?
The Disney name was founded on Walt's desire to spend more time with his children. From the animated features to the theme parks, family has been a consistent motif. The problem with today's modern Disney image is that vision has been drastically altered.
Last week, it was revealed that legendary Disney animator Ron Clements would be coming out of retirement and stepping back into the Disney Animation studio to help guide the next generation of animators. Naturally, longtime fans are excited, but it also b
If you've kept up with some of the recent news out of Walt Disney Animation Studios, you'll already know that many of its most recent cinematic offerings have left much to be desired. Enter one of Disney's legendary directors to do damage control.
In the galaxy far, far away, many stories have echoed across the cosmos. Tales of heroic Jedi, evil Sith Lords, swashbuckling smugglers, and noble Mandalorians have enchanted viewers for decades, but still... one voice has yet to be heard.
As Disney and Ludo join forces to bring everyone's favorite blue cartoon dog to the big screen, big changes are happening on the production front.
We most recently saw Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack. take on the Screen Slaver and a hypnotized army in the long-awaited Incredibles 2, but a surprising development from Pixar just took the next sequel in an unexpected direction.
Since its creation, the Disney name has been permanently associated with magical, wholesome, family-focused entertainment. To say that Hulu's content shares that same vibe would be grossly untrue.
The Disneyland Resort in Anaheim has been a jewel of the California tourism industry since the '50s, and it's easily one of the primary reasons people visit. However, recent news developments out of Southern California looks far from safe.
It's no secret that Disney has created some of the most wicked and wonderful villains in modern fiction. However, as much as we love, hate, and love hating the likes of Maleficent and Jafar, it feels like Disney is neglecting many of its villains.
As much as we love the likes of Lightning McQueen and Mater, Disney is introducing a new original character to Piston Peak in their new Frontierland expansion. The truth of the matter is... he's not exactly "new."
New developments on both sides of the theme park war that could benefit the House of Mouse, especially with the upcoming villain expansion at the Magic Kingdom.
Although these rare characters were a delight to see out and about, it feels like they should be a lot more vocal and interactive than their grinning, unchanging mascot heads would allow.