With Comic-Con 2014 right around the corner, the major voice cast and character details have been revealed for Big Hero 6. The first Marvel Entertainment property to be adapted by Disney since they bought the company, Walt Disney Animation Studios is going big with the first animated superhero film in theaters since Megamind in 2010. Check out the full details and six awesome character posters after the break. Continue reading
It was confirmed today that Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong’o, and Game of Thrones superstar Gwendoline Christie have been cast in J.J. Abrams’ upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII. This news broke earlier today, leaving all of the haters who were upset that only one female role revealed when the casting was originally revealed. Check out the official statement after the break. Continue reading
Hot off of the success of Frozen, Walt Disney Animation Studios has released the first teaser trailer for Big Hero 6. The much anticipated first Marvel Comics animated film from Disney will be the first big test for the House of Mouse, and just by looking at the teaser, they’ve set the bar high for the film’s release. Find the trailer and 78 screenshots after the break. Continue reading
The cast for Star Wars Episode VII was officially announced today by Walt Disney Pictures and LucasFilm! As rumored, Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker), Harrison Ford (Han Solo), and Carrie Fisher (Leia Organa Solo) will be returning to defend a galaxy, far far away along with many newcomers including Andy Serkis and John Boyega. See who else will be returning and joining the cast on this next adventure after the break. Continue reading
Disney announced today that D23 Expo will be taking place in Anaheim, California once again August 14-16, 2015. Continuing their biennial tradition, the fourth ever D23 Expo will take place in one of the biggest blockbuster years ever. Check out what Disney is planning on highlighting next year in their official announcement after the jump. Continue reading
It appears as though Helena Bonham Carter will be returning as the Red Queen in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland sequel, Through the Looking Glass, expected to release in May 2016. Variety reports that Helena is in the final stages of her contract to reprise her infamous role. Joining Helena Bonham Carter will be Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp) and Alice Kingsleigh (Mia Wasikowska), with Sasha Baron Cohen rumored to appear as well. Continue reading
Screen Junkies is at it again with an honest trailer for Frozen that may open the eyes of moviegoers for one of Disney’s newly beloved films. Frozen may have won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film, but it still has many issues that are brought up relentlessly here. Watch the full honest trailer after the break and see if you agree or if Screen Junkies are just trolling. Continue reading
Nothing is sacred in this sick, twisted world we live in, not even the innocence of Disney Animation. And only after few months in theaters a handful of fans have devoted their creativity to produce some very clever parodies of Frozen that would turn Mickey Mouse red. One is an adult interpretation of “Let it Go;” another is the plight of an alto singer versus Disney songwriters; and the last is a parody of Elsa as if she had the ability of fire instead of ice. And then we have a bonus video that introduces some adult elements in Frozen you never thought possible. Although very well done and commendable, these four parodies are NSFW if your boss does not like cussing. Check them out after the jump. Continue reading
Those who want an extra spoon full of sugar can take home Saving Mr. Banks when it arrives on Blu-ray, DVD, Digital HD, and On-Demand on March 18. Featuring the great performances of Emma Thompson, Tom Hanks, Paul Giamatti, and Colin Farrell, Saving Mr. Banks hosts a decent list of special features for those interested in how they incorporated that Disney magic into the loosely based story of the making of Mary Poppins. Find out what you can discover on home video after the break. Continue reading
With the rise in fame of Disney’s critically and commercially acclaimed blockbuster, Frozen, the House of Mouse has recently release the full-length video version of “Let it Go” in 25 different languages. This special video of the two time Oscar nominated animated feature is the same sequence you would have seen in the movie except they have expertly cut and edited the scene as if Elsa could speak all 25 languages. It’s brilliant. Watch the full video after the break. Continue reading
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