Spot On! In Praise of Disney’s “One Hundred and One Dalmatians”
When released in 1961, it was a “first” in so many ways.
When released in 1961, it was a “first” in so many ways.
An Animation Spin Tribute to Richard Sherman – who enriched our lives with songs, scores, and an indomitable spirit that will endure and enchant “for now, for always”.
Donald may be a Duck, but he is relatable to everyone.
What do Walt Disney, Saul Steinberg and Hugo Pratt have in common? Short answer: Mr. Civita.
A simple question, is there any proof that the dragon was purposefully coded as gay? The short answer is actually… yes!
I am surprised how much I like these cover versions that are somewhat serious – and rather cool.
Marking its 85th anniversary this year, this funny short not only gives Goofy center stage but introduces a new character.
Celebrating its 65th anniversary this year, Sleeping Beauty was first considered as a project at Disney in 1950, nine years before it reached the screen.
He created THIS guy, for one.
Pondering copyright — and the expiration of copyright. Both allowing for things to stay in the public view in different ways.