We, Robots! (Part 13): More Monsters Make Mischief
Here’s another not-necessarily chronological look at some random leftovers from early television focusing on mechanized metal men.
Here’s another not-necessarily chronological look at some random leftovers from early television focusing on mechanized metal men.
A classic cartoon primer of absolute must see films for the unwashed – and of course, what are yours?
I love hunting for books and the joy of discovering a book I never knew existed. Here are a few more to add to the Disney bibliography.
There was mixed-reaction this week to the release of the trailer for the upcoming Disney+ Chip N’ Dale movie. So I figured we should take a look back at where that idea all began.
This is a post solely to show how off-model these can get. I swear this is one of the last ones I’ll share that looks this awful.
For this post, I’m going to showcase some yearbook art produced without permission of their copyright holders. And it’s ugly.
Continuing my case study of the Loew’s theater chain in New York City, and how they booked their cartoon shorts – studio by studio.
Holt was a Disney animator and sculptor who officially retired from the company in 1982. Here is his story.
I think Disney’s Pocahontas will seem better as time passes. While it is flawed, there is still much to recommend in it. Here’s my opinion.
This week, two Disney oddities in Mark Kausler’s film closet – one, a lost educational film from the 1940s, the other some rare behind the scenes footage from Pinocchio.