Johnny California: CINDERELLA in 4K

 by JB

FULL DISCLOSURE: I had never seen this seminal film.

Johnny California: The Disney Movie Club

 by JB

This year The Disney Studios celebrates its 100th anniversary, and today I would like to celebrate just one little arm of this unstoppably avuncular corporate behemoth.

Staying Positive: TREASURE PLANET

by Adam Thas

Let's go back to the last days of Disney animation.

THE LITTLE MERMAID: Part of Your World

by Heath Holland

When it comes to Disney movies, The Little Mermaid was my first love.

Back to 1955: Lady and the Tramp

by Heath Holland

Nobody puts Lady in the corner.

Cinema Bestius: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Heigh Ho! Heigh Ho! It’s off to work we go…

Cinema Bestius: Pinocchio

Everyone, it seems, has a favorite classic Walt Disney cartoon.
This is my favorite.

Heath Holland On...The Dream Finders

by Heath Holland

These people have figured out how to make every day a Disney vacation.

Heath Holland On...The Jungle Book (1967)

by Heath Holland

Look for the bare necessities.

Heath Holland On...Indis(ney)pensable: The Anthology Films

by Heath Holland

Between 1942 and 1950, Walt Disney Animation Studios made a handful of films that are still the strangest ever to be created by the company.

Friday Firsts: Treasure Island (1950)

by Patrick Bromley

It's Disney's first fully live action movie! Shiver me timberlands.

Review: Inside Out

by Adam Riske

Pixar hits another home run.

Review: Tomorrowland

by Adam Riske

What a bummer.

Heath Holland On...The Darker Side of Disney

by Heath Holland

Here’s a list of Disney scares. No, Escape from Tomorrow doesn’t count.

Heath Holland On...Classic Animated Shorts

Just like the ones your Uncle Darrell wore to the last family reunion, these shorts are legendary.

Heath Holland On...5 Underrated Disney Movies

100% Song of the South free. I promise.

Review: Saving Mr. Banks

There is probably a really interesting story to be told about the process of turning P.L. Travers' Mary Poppins into a Disney movie. I'm just not sure it should have been Disney telling the story.

Review: Frozen

by Patrick Bromley

Has Disney made a comeback?

I'll Watch Anything!: JB Watches Song of the South

Funny story: Adam Riske and I attended the recent G-Fest in Rosemont, Illinois. Stepping up to one of the ubiquitous bootleg DVD dealer tables, Adam picked up a copy of Disney’s Song of the South, savored its questionable legality, and whispered, “I am going to buy this for you because I want to read what you have to say about it.”

Here you go, Adam.

Beauty and the Beast (Erich's Take)

Show of hands. Who’s excited for F This Movie Fest 2? Trick question, I can’t see your hands on the Internet. DOUBLE trick question. The answer is obviously “everybody.” Look, I’m not in the business of picking a favorite movie from 1991, partly because there are so many good ones to choose from, and partly because no one is offering to pay me. That’s how business works. TRIPLE trick question.