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This year had genuinely been the worst. Not only have we lost him, but also Peter Cullen, Tim Curry, Dolly Parton, Tom Kane, Mike McFarland, Catherine O’Hara, Sam Neill, Hayden Panettiere, RJ Mitte, and so many more. May they all rest in peace.
Man, what an afternoon I got to spend at Toon Con at the Burbank Marriott Convention Center, especially as a fan of voice actors, Powerpuff Girls, and Avatar: TLA.
I got to meet EG Daily, Cathy Cavadini, Michael Jill Murphy, and the legendary Grey DeLisle-Griffin!
Having rewatched it last year when I did my Disney marathon, I can confirm it is the worst WDAS movie of all time.
I definitely don’t hate it, but it’s clearly aimed for very young audiences.
At least the songs are good and Grace is a likable character.
"Wildwood" still looks absolutely amazing and likely to be the best animated movie of the year.
If you're seriously losing interest in seeing it just because one actor you don't like is in it for a minor role, you clearly don't deserve to be called a movie lover.
"The Great Apes"
Nothing more than a simple piece dedicated to man's closest living relatives on Earth.
Catherine O'Hara.
Sam Neill
Bonnie Tyler.
Daveigh Chase.
Hayden Panettiere
Robert Duvall
Dolly Parton
Now Tim Curry?!
This year is the new 2016, as far as celebrity deaths go!
Take note too of how NOBODY in the family, not even his own parents, are taking Miguel’s side in this situation.
At least Mirabel had the support and love of both her parents and Antonio, and got along well with Luisa.
Still better than "Ocean Waves," I can say that without question.
My ★★★ review of My Neighbors the Yamadas (1999) on @letterboxd: boxd.it/eUr1Wv
It was an absolute pleasure getting to meet the talented Susan Egan, one of the Disney GOATs, yesterday at Nostalgia Con! She was really nice and fun to talk with.
Congratulations, Ms. Egan, on winning the Disney Legends Award! You deserve it.
Oh man! I've been looking everywhere for a high quality version of this PSA since seeing it in theatres back in 2012!
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Hot Take:
Jungle Book was the best looking out of all the Disney movies that used the Xerox animation style in the 60’s and 70’s.
Wait, so they released one of the all-time greatest Christmas movies, an absolute cinematic staple of the winter holiday….in the summer?
MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET was released 79 years ago today.
To capture genuine reactions, George Seaton often kept young Natalie Wood unaware of exactly what would happen in certain scenes, helping make her performance feel remarkably natural and believable. teapawt.net/ClassicFilmTV/status/1…


































