Disney’s Roaring Success: The 30th Anniversary of “The Lion King”
Thirty years later, this film continues to resonate with audiences.
Tag Archives: Walt Disney Feature Animation
Spot On! In Praise of Disney’s “One Hundred and One Dalmatians”
When released in 1961, it was a “first” in so many ways.
Hollywood & Vine: The 25th Anniversary of Disney’s “Tarzan”
Many consider this to be the film that signaled the end of the decade-long animation renaissance at Disney.
From Drama to Llama: In Praise of “The Emperor’s New Groove”
From a movie production filled with drama came a film filled with laughs.
What Did Disney Ever Do?
He created THIS guy, for one.
The Animated Books of Disney’s “Once Upon a Studio”
A centennial celebration cameoing codices cleverly – come see!
They’re In Good Spirits: The 40th Anniversary of “Mickey’s Christmas Carol”
The animated featurette was made at a challenging time for the Walt Disney Studios – when they needed a hit.
Creating Princess Jasmine
Princess Jasmine from the Disney animated feature Aladdin does not get enough recognition for some significant milestones.
The Gods Must be Crazy: Disney’s “Hercules”
“We call it an epic comedy,” said producer Alice Dewey in 1997. “So, that pretty much sums it up.”
It All Started With a Mouse… Or, In This Case, Mice: Looking Back at “The Rescuers”
After four years of production, a new generation of animators had made a film for a new generation of audiences.
