Today I’m happy to introduce a new contributor to The Disney Blog. Cody Davis has an analytical writing style that will bring a new dimension to The Disney Blog and I’m pleased he’s agreed to join up. Cody Davis fell in love with Disneyland as a child and his passion for all things Disney continues… Read More »Welcome Cody Davis
IGN has a long list of mysteries that we fans of LOST continue to wait to have resolved. The list of 50 open-ended questions is pretty comprehensive (although I think a few have been resolved, just not to the author’s standards). Which mysteries would you like answered the most? I hope that the show producers… Read More »LOSTs Big 50 Mysteries
Monster Munching, a blog that is normally about dining in the Orange County California region, turns his eye toward Disneyland’s Little Red Wagon. There, in a parked truck, inside a compartment the size of a janitor’s broom closet, two Disney Cast Members toil in what I imagine is the worst job at Disneyland. But the… Read More »Corn Dog’s at Disneyland
I’m besotted with Disney’s latest musical Finding Nemo. It hasn’t risen to the point of obsession yet. But stay tuned! Two of the key members of the creative team behind Finding Nemo The Musical were profiled in the Orlando Sentinel this weekend. It’s interesting to… Read More »Finding Nemo – The Musical: Meet the Creators
I’ve met John Canemaker only briefly at various screenings and events. But he has always come off as someone eminently knowledgable about the subject. So knowledgable, that he won an Oscar last year for his short animated film. Ward Jenkins, an Atlanta based animator and artist, has posted the first part of a long revealing… Read More »Meet John Canemaker, Animator, Historian
Upcoming Pixar points to an early review of Pixar’s next film Ratatouille posted on Ain’t It Cool News. There are some mild spoilers in the review, so consider yourself warned. If you don’t to be spoiled, I’ve made that sacrifice for you. The review is generally positive, and the reviewer, a Pixar fan, says this… Read More »First Look at Ratatouille
NarniaWeb reveals that "Narnia II: Prince Caspian" will begin filming in February in New Zealand. They are taking their time with this one, aren’t they? I guess they’re not worried about the children getting older. The projected release date is Friday May 16th, 2008. (Link)
I wasn’t able to make it to the re-opening yesterday. But the Orlando Sentinel did and notes that Gators and Gatorland are made of tough material and one fire won’t lick’em. Way to go. I look forward to seeing what rises from the ashes.