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- There Are Know Secrets, Anymore...
- Remy At One...
- Blue Sky Review: Wall-E...
- Something Grand...
- Mouse Buys Mongoose...
- The Surprises that unfold...
- The Ninth Day...
- Pixar Live!
- Status On Stanton...
- 500,000 And Counting...
- The Once And Future King...
- Williams' Guest...
- Happy Little "Disney" Family...
- In Memorium: Fillmore (1937-2008)
- Roeper Reviews Wall-E...
- Tiki Enchanted Today...
- Imitation Is The Sincerest Form Of...
- Mine! Mine! Mine!
- A Beautiful Night...
- A Bolting Teaser Poster...
- Mouse Announces The Animal...
- Could Dreamworks Be Moving To The Mouse House?
- Steve Jobs, Apple's Walt Disney...
- Pieces Of Pixar's Presto! Picturette...
- The End Of The Beginning Of The End...
- Disney Wins Science Fair...
- On this day in 1955, Walt Disney Productions premi...
- Drop In Tuesday...
- Honoring Fathers...
- The Disney Lands That Time Forgot...
- Red, White & Blue...
- The Changlings...
- King Of The Jungle, Disney Prince?
- State Of Flux...
- Blue Sky Review: Prince Caspian...
- Forgotten Mouse Tales 8...
- Wall-E Washed Up...
- Bolt Sighted...
- Atlantis Found By Disney, Seven Years Ago...
- When A Pixar Film Is Not A Pixar Film...
- Stanton On Mars...
- Mulan Shows Off..
- Ignorant Beauty...
- Retrography: The 80's...
- Mouse In A Hurry For "Hexum"...
- Casting Persia...
- The Force Is With You From June 6 to June 29...
- What Becomes Of Junior...
- Perfect Timing...
- Going Through A Phase(s)...
- Re(de)fining Mickey...
- To Have And To Hold...
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3 comments:
Not a bad line-up at all
Some random useless information: here in Belgium (and Holland) were the distribution rights for Flight of the Navigator sold to another company. Unlike the Region 1 release, they used the actual original '80s poster as front cover of that dvd. Cool huh. ;-)
Man u gotta love the 80s. I love watcher in the woods and something wicked not to mention return to oz. There was something utterly kewl about Disney embracing a semi dark side for a while!
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