Disney

With a ‘Hunchback’ Remake, Disney Wants to Go Dark

By  Sheryl Oh 

Disney tells a socially conscious tale in ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’ that’s bound to inspire something more serious than their existing slate of live-action adaptations.

Why It Matters That Skydance Hired John Lasseter

By  Hans Qu 

“Forgive” does not mean “forget.”

‘Star Wars: Resistance’ Mid-Season Trailer Connects to the Death of The Republic

By  Brad Gullickson 

The fiendish, sniveling General Hux is the lynchpin securing Kaz to ‘The Force Awakens’

The Best Animated Movies of 2018

By  Max Covill 

The best animated feature of the year belongs to someone other than Disney/Pixar.

A Preemptive Farewell to Netflix’s ‘The Punisher’

By  Kieran Fisher 

Season 2 of ‘The Punisher’ is coming in January, and it’s probably going to be the last we see of the Marvel antihero for a while.

‘Mary Poppins Returns’ Review: An Enchanting Sequel That Will Leave You High As A Kite

By  Max Covill 

Disney’s beloved classic returns to thrill a new generation.

Disney Goes Punk for Cruella de Vil’s Origin Story

By  Sheryl Oh 

‘I, Tonya’ director Craig Gillespie is now in talks to helm the ‘One Hundred and One Dalmatians’ prequel starring Emma Stone.

Should We Consider Disney’s ‘The Lion King’ Remake Live-Action?

By  Max Covill 

The debate between live-action and animation rages on.

‘Mirai’ and ‘Tito and the Birds’ Are Must-See Underdogs in Best Animated Feature Race

By  Christopher Campbell 

These new foreign animation releases may not have a shot against category dominator Disney, but hopefully they’ll be given a chance.