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Each Pixar sequel is at least as popular as the first movie of its series, if not more so.

Every October I like to block off an entire weekend afternoon to carve a super intricate Disney themed pumpkin. Here are some from the past!

As a Disney kid at heart, you can bet I was ecstatic to find out that Disney was coming out with a live-action version of one of my favorite films. I've been waiting months to see this movie and this weekend I finally went to Marcus Parkwood Cinema and saw it

Ariana Grande, John Legend, Emma Watson, a horned beast man and several sentient parts of a tea set star in the video for the cover duet.

Will Smith, Tom Hanks, and Tim Burton. This could be really good!

If you asked me to name off the original 12 Days of Christmas gifts, I know I couldn't. I can do the 12 Redneck Days of Christmas, but that's because I was raised in Todd County.

Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom will see its Pandora land, based on the film 'Avatar,' open summer 2017.

Disney’s live-action remakes have become just as inevitable as death and taxes — not that it’s necessarily a bad thing, considering how well The Jungle Book turned out (on the other hand, there’s that whole Alice in Wonderland thing…). And like that project, the studio may once again be setting up a competing live-action remake, this time turning their sights to The Little Mermaid.

Whether or not you watch Boy Meets World sequel series Girl Meets World, it’s hard to deny the twinge of nostalgia that comes from seeing certain characters (Turner lives!) and gags pop up again. So it is with the new Season 3 title sequence, a near shot-for-shot remake of one of the classic opening credits from the original series.

Way back in 2012 (or at least it feels way back), Netflix and Disney struck a deal for all of Disney’s movies — including Marvel, Pixar and Lucasfilm — to stream exclusively on Netflix Instant. According to the terms of their agreement, the deal wouldn’t kick in until 2016, which just so happens to be the year in which we are currently living. As announced today, Netflix will officially begin streaming Disney films in September, but that doesn’t mean the studio’s entire library will magically appear in your Instant browser.

In the beginning of Disney’s ‘Zootopia,’ Judy Hopper, a young determined bunny with big aspirations, is told by her parents that complacency is better than chasing your dreams. “You know why your mom and I ended up so happy?” her small town carrot farmer dad asks. “We gave up on our dreams and settled!” At first ‘Zootopia’ might seem like Disney once again banging their follow-your-dreams and never-give-up drum, but it quickly overcomes that outdated adage. Instead, Judy’s story of perseverance becomes the entry point for a larger movie about the tough realizations that come with leaving a bubble of blind comfort, and one that uses he animal kingdom to comment on prejudice, race relations and police brutality.

It's Woody and Buzz to the rescue!