Okay; I regret speaking-up in this topic. :| I really regret naming particular titles .. because -- regardless of my own opinion -- any film is likely to be someone's 'favorite' (or at the very least, a fond memory). I have tended to avoid such threads elsewhere online, for the better part of 10 ye...

That was '77, and anything after that (and after Walsh) was bankrupt mediocrity--The Ron Miller era officially ended in '82-'83, with Night Crossing considered the last "in-house" Disney movie (although Midnight Madness legendarily gets all the credit), Tron considered the last movie with a "Disney...

my childhood Disney experiences include the likes of The AristoCats, Bedknobs & Broomsticks, Pete's Dragon, Herbie Goes Bananas .. that's where my bar of 'Disney mediocrity' was forged .. I've never actually seen Pete's Dragon or Bedknobs & Brromsticks . I would consider myself a committed Disney f...

Of course, I've been avoiding the second film like the plague because I just knew right from the word go that it was not going to be as enjoyable. Good call. It honestly ranks among the worst films that I've ever seen. The first film's director, Cory Edwards, has even denounced it! I sincerely can'...

Yeah, yeah, I know. Here I am saying that Disney's recent releases are overrated, and then I turn around and advocate for Hoodwinked! The film was certainly imperfect and the animation itself was bad. But what can I say? I found the storytelling to be pretty creative. The film had a razor sharp wit ...

And I get that for some people, Disney has made a fantastic comeback already. It's certainly not my intention to suggest that anyone is wrong if they find Disney's recent films to be equal to the studio's earlier efforts. To each their own.

Haha, well that's certainly true. The overall state of Hollywood hasn't been very good these days. I guess that's why it's been so frustrating for me to hear all the good buzz surrounding movies like HtTYD 2 , Frozen , and Big Hero 6 , only to discover that they're really average movies in my estima...

I can agree that Disney is generally doing better work than they were in the first half of the 2000s. And yeah, taken with Pixar, it probably constitutes the two most consistent Western animation studios. But from where I stand, they get that reputation by default. DreamWorks isn't exactly in my goo...

I'm fairly new to this site and have really enjoyed looking around so far. Although I could probably find the answer to my question by reading various reviews and forum discussion, I'd rather ask everyone directly - how do you feel about the overall quality of Disney and Pixar's recent releases? Whe...

Okay. I guess that I should retitle the discussion though, so that both questions are alluded to.

Hi. As I mentioned in my previous post, I've been working on the SpongeBob SquarePants Wikipedia article. Does anyone own the Season 1 DVD? I need access to the bonus feature, "The Origin of SpongeBob SquarePants" and unfortunately, it's not on YouTube. Would anyone be willing to upload it? I'm not ...

I'm one of the editors that works on the SpongeBob SquarePants Wikipedia article. We're wanting to include photographs of Bill Fagerbakke (Patrick), Rodger Bumpass (Squidward), and Mr. Lawrence (Plankton), but we can't use anything that has been copyrighted. Has anyone here attended a convention or ...