Never A Dull Moment
Disney’s Never A Dull Moment (1968) finds Dick Van Dyke as a struggling actor who is mistaken by a mob boss (Edward G. Robinson) for a hired killer who is… Read more »
Disney’s Never A Dull Moment (1968) finds Dick Van Dyke as a struggling actor who is mistaken by a mob boss (Edward G. Robinson) for a hired killer who is… Read more »
Dean Jones plays Johnny Baxter and his ship has just come in. Baxter leaves his dead-end job when he inherits a hotel in the Rocky Mountains. But the hotel is… Read more »
Bankrobbers Dan (Neville Brand) and Iggy (Frank Gorshin) have taken cashier Ms. Miller (Grayson Hall) hostage and are hiding out in a boarding house. It’s there that the intrepid feline… Read more »
Films we see as children shape our tastes for years to come as well as who we are. The films we see at an impressionable age stick with us. We… Read more »
Squanto: A Warrior’s Tale (1994) was Disney’s low-budget, theatrically released offering for that year’s Thanksgiving season. Squanto: A Warrior’s Tale was released roughly seven months before Disney’s animated feature Pocahontas… Read more »
1962 was the year for family vacation comedies that revolved around fathers with a martyr complex. Fox had Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation that year and Disney had Bon Voyage!…. Read more »
The same year that Close Encounters Of The Third Kind (1977) came out Walt Disney Studios unleashed their own science fiction adventure film about an extra-terrestrial visitor called The Cat… Read more »
Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen (2004) was the crest of the wave of Lindsay Lohan’s popularity. For a minute there, one couldn’t go a day without seeing Lohan’s likeness… Read more »
Walt Disney’s production Trick Or Treat (1952) has become the stuff of gifs and memes which litter social media every Halloween. Although the film debuted in the fifties its longevity… Read more »
For millennials Hocus Pocus (1993) has become a Halloween holiday staple. When the film was first released millennials were young and impressionable enough for the combination of scares and humor… Read more »