Walking Sleeping Beauty

For all disney fans who wants to learn more about the Disney history or just watch it for fun, this is your chance. On March 26, Walking Sleeping Beauty is a documentary (yes, I know it might be boring, but it will be a good film for all ages) about the struggle of Disney during 1984-1994 that turned out to be a success like The Little Mermaid (check on my other post). They will reveal into closed doors on the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank. More ingo later on my blog and, www.disney.com/disneypictures.

Pirates of the Carribean:The Fourth Movie

Yes, there is a fourth movie that I found out called, Pirates of the Carribean: On Stranger Tides. It's coming to theatres on Summer 2011. There's not much information other than that, but I found this on, www.disney.com/disneypictures.

Up and The Princess and the Frog

You may know the 2 movies that we all love, Up and The Princess and the Frog that has touched many hearts including plenty of Disney fans. Up really explained that nothing is impossible and that a good life is enough of an adventure. It has been raved by critics around the world it has plenty of action and adventure which is definately good for the whole family.
Now, Disney's The Princess and the Frog shows a whole new world of fantasy, adventure and comedy which makes perfect for the family. Disney has a tradition of movies that has people wish on a star, but The Princess and the Frog tells a lesson that only wishing on a star helps you along the way. You need to do the work hard to reach the goal, which introduces Tiana who works her hardest to get her own restaurant like she and her father wanted. That's also what gave Disney another idea that shows that serving food make people happy and come together to be happy.
It is now great that Up and The Princess and the Frog are Golden Globe Nominees for "Best Animated Feature" along with other two different animated movies.

The Little Mermaid: The Success that Almost Didn't Happen

There was a day that the company decided for people to tell their ideas to actual producers and directors called a "Gong Show." That was 20 years before 2009 when an idea almost didn't happen. The idea was given by a man named Ron who was supposed to give 5 ideas like everyone else, but Michael Eisner (Disney Chairman and CEO) and Jeffrey Katzenberg (Disney Studio head) had to go. Ron gave the idea of The Little Mermaid and the gong rang. Jeffrey thought it was just like Splash and the idea was rejected. After a couple of weeks, Jeffrey called Ron and the idea was brought back. For years, Disney Studios worked for years for the perfect movie of The Little Mermaid became a huge success. In 1990, The Little Mermaid won Academy Awards for Original Music Score and the song "Under the Sea" won for Best Song. In the wrap-up party, Jeffrey made a speech of the things he got talked out of that he wanted for the movie like he wanted Ariel to not have red hairand to cut the song "Part of Your World" out of the movie and he was sorry and admitted he was wrong since it might have affected the movie. This huge success nearly didn't happen and it is still well-known today.

Based on the article in Disney Twenty-Three, "Two Decades of Love at First Sight"
By Max Lark

Merry Christmas and a Happy New year

Sorry I have been gone for nearly a month. I was watching plenty of old Disney cartoons even some are black and white like "Steamboat Willie." Anyway, it's the new year especially Disney fans. So far, we have plenty of Disney movies and shows coming to the big screen and to Disney Channel, Disney XD, ABC, and ABC Family (Disney acquired or bought ABC and ABC Family in 2005). So far, coming to the big screen are Alice in Wonderland, The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Toy Story 3, and The Sorcerer's Apprentice. There are much more and also you may have heard that there will be Camp Rock 2: Final Jam. I will post about these later in 2010.It is a new year for Disney fans and the only question is:

What will you do in 2010?