The Lion King was said by one newspaper to be the most adult film of 1994.

Going to try to make it back on Saturday.

Not a problem. I write stuff to inform people. You may have noticed that the guy who started the thread at Animation Nation said he was surprised at all the people who appeared on the panel discussion. He would've known who would be there if he'd read my entries. Most of them were mentioned in the o...

An article I wrote here a week or two ago specified that Matchgirl would only be shown on opening night.

Yeah, I really don't bother pitting them against each other.

I'm going to cobble something together.

They mentioned that Buddy Hackett had written a song for Scuttle to sing and that it got rejected for inclusion in the original movie. Hackett, however, did perform it later on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Then they mentioned there are two Scuttle songs in the Broadway version but didn't say...

I was there too and I too was wondering why they didn't show The Little Matchgirl first. It was certainly a downer note to end on. And aren't shorts supposed to be shown before the feature? I'm thinking maybe it was a way to prevent people from walking out during the Little Mermaid credits though.

He couldn't really give details about any current Disney projects.

However, we will be looking for new staff again very soon, so if you've a burning desire to help get animation news out there, or to write article features, do keep an eye out for our announcement.

Good point.

There already is such a thing as Animation Magazine. There's also Animation Blast.

Hmm, I think I posted about it before Jim did.

I was supposed to get another picture this time.

Disney beat the old TV show/film revival trend by more than ten years!

That trend has been around for a while.

Me? Serious?