By Frankenweenie is actually a tale of two films – each very different from the other, though both created by the creepy genius that is the mind of Tim Burton. Read on for more about this warmly haunting holiday film. Also – find out who else is buried in Sparky’s pet cemetery!
He did that voice too? Alan Tudyk – Disney’s Hidden Gem
Alan Tudyk is a man of many acting and voice talents. Read on to see just how many voice roles he has performed for Disney films.
Introducing Audio Animatronics
Here are three trivia questions that harken back to the early days of Disney’s audio animatronics.
1. What was Disney’s first use of audio animatronics in an attraction?
2. What was Disney’s first use of audio animatronics in a film?
3. What was Disney’s first use of audio animatronics as a person?
The answers are inside…
“Indubitably” – Bert the Chimney Sweep
“Winds in the east, mist coming in.
Like somethin’ is brewin’ and ’bout to begin.
Can’t put me finger on what lies in store,
But I feel what’s to happen all happened before.”
The Illusion of Fantasy: The Science and Psychology Behind the Magic That Puts Us In the Story – Part One
Step into the magical world of make believe, and learn how it’s made. Part One of this four part series focuses on forced perspective in Disney films.
Out of Scale – November 2, 1951
Out of Scale is the perfect marriage of Walt Disney’s love for trains with Donald Duck’s hyjinks and shenanigans. A timeless classic.
Cinderella – March 4, 1950
Happy 70th anniversary to this lovely lady. Cinderella – Walt Disney Studios’ twelfth animated motion picture – was released across the United States on March 4, 1950, coming hot on the heels of The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, which was released in October 1949. This Disney film is
