Oops! (Part 4): Sugar Isn’t Sweet/The Time-Space Continuum
For this final installment I’ll spotlight a recurring problem – what both live-action and animation producers would refer to as the “continuity error”.
Tag Archives: Disney
A Real Throwback: The 25th Anniversary of Disney’s “Dinosaur”
New bounds are what this film broke, combining computer animation with live action to bring the title character to life.
The Reluctant Dragon – Part 2
From concept art to film reviews, there’s even more one can examine concerning this character.
BEING IN BAMBI: A Chat With The Voices of Bambi and Thumper
I had the opportunity to talk to Donny Dunagan and Peter Behn about what they remember of that time.
The Art of War: The 25th Anniversary of “Mulan”
Disney’s 36th animated feature is based on a legendary Chinese folk tale dating back to the 4th century but feels like a story for our times.
Reality Bytes: Celebrating “Tron”
Tron signaled the start of a new age, the computer age, of filmmaking – and was a flashpoint for all we see today.
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.
The Essential List
A classic cartoon primer of absolute must see films for the unwashed – and of course, what are yours?
More Obscure Disney Books
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.
The Original “Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers”
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.
