Tag: family
REVIEW: Dumbo (2019)
This weekend saw Disney’s most recent live-action remake of one of their animated classics, this time 1941’s Dumbo. Personally, I have mixed feelings on Disney’s trend of remaking their movies because the results have been mixed in terms of quality and creativity. 2015’s Cinderella is my fav...
Read MoreOriginal Kim Possible Christy Carlson Romano’s Character in Live-Action Movie Revealed
Tuesday night, People released a photo of Christy Carlson Romano’s new character in Disney’s upcoming live-action Kim Possible TV movie. Romano, Kim’s voice actress from the original animated series, also offers some insight into the film’s production, and what the character ...
Read MoreToy Story 4 Images Reveal New Look for Returning Bo Peep
On Monday, various Disney and Disney/Pixar social media pages released a teaser poster for Toy Story 4, as well as a short video depicting Bo Peep with some new duds. Annie Potts will presumably be returning to provide Bo’s voice, along with franchise staples Tom Hanks, Tim Allen and Joan Cusack a...
Read MoreREVIEW: Mary Poppins Returns (2018)
When Disney announced that Mary Poppins Returns, a sequel to 1964’s Mary Poppins, was in the works, I was intrigued but incredibly nervous. I find myself saying that more and more about Disney projects, especially sequels, reboots, or pretty much continuations of any kind. I say all the time that ...
Read MoreDisney Releases First Trailer for Disney Channel Kim Possible Movie
This week, Disney dropped the first footage of their upcoming Kim Possible reboot. We already knew that relative unknowns Sadie Stanley and Sean Giambrone would be playing Kim and her best friend turned boyfriend Ron Stoppable, and that original Kim Possible voice Christy Carlson-Romano and actor/co...
Read MoreREVIEW: Mirai (2018)
Family is a powerful word. When we think of family, we often think of some of the most important people in our lives. Mirai is a movie that understands the importance of family and decides to tell that story through the lens of a young boy named Kun. Mamoru Hosoda has been one of my favorite filmm...
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