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Celluloid Junkie: John Carter
So, as a lady who did not grow up with comic books or read much sci-fi, I can say that I was not all that interested in the latest Disney release John Carter. The
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Disney Remix Part 4 – Alice Through The Rabbit Glass
Part 4 of our infatuation with a guy that remixes Disney movie audio. I can’t really explain the obsession other than I like cartoons. And I’m a 5 year old in a 28yr old’s
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Disney Remix Part 3: ToyzNoize
Part 3 of my Disney Remix installment, because I know you’ve been counting the days! This time we move from princesses with poor decision making skills to Toy Story. A fan favorite and a
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Disney Remix Part 2: Snow White’s Spirited Stutter
Round 2 of my Disney Remix obsession! This time we have the simple minded but big hearted Snow White sputtering sweet nothings with the 7 grown men she lives with while avoiding certain death,
Read More »The Disney Princesses Of Your Nightmares; or What Little Girls REALLY Want To Play With
Marketers have it all wrong. So do parents of little girls. Frankly, every single woman I know who had Barbie dolls as a kid first dressed them up pretty, and when they realized being
Read More »Disney Girls Get The Sailor Treatment
The Disney princesses are already mutilated womanly figures with heaving bosoms, teensy waists, gigantic pug-like eyes and great hair. Really great hair. Thanks to artist Tim Shumate, we get a different take on the
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Disney Remix Part 1 – Scatting, Princess-Style
It’s no secret that I love me some Disney. I can’t help it! Classic animation, timeless sing-a-long songs, woodland critters?! Here we have someone who took the time to remix the vocal stylings of
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In Depth w/ the Artist: Bradley Furnish
In this month’s installment of In Depth we have an artist that often goes unnoticed (intentionally)! Bradley Furnish is an editor extraordinaire, whose seamless work secretly graces the likes of Pixar animated films and
Read More »‘Waking Sleeping Beauty’ Highlights Disney’s Glory Days of Animation
Following a series of poorly received animated films, the Disney Animation found itself in a peculiar situation: continue with an animation department struggling to generate good stories and revenue, or move on to live
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