Phil Johnston, known for his work on Disney’s “Wreck-It Ralph” and “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” is set to direct, produce, and co-write an animated feature adaptation of Roald Dahl’s “The Twits” for Netflix. This project, which marks Netflix’s first animated venture following its 2021 acquisition of the Roald Dahl Story Company, is scheduled for release… Continue reading
Find out where to watch ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ online
“Ralph Breaks the Internet” is a 2018 sequel to “Wreck-It-Ralph,” featuring Ralph and Vanellope von Schweetz as they venture into the internet to find a replacement for a broken Sugar Rush steering wheel. To watch “Ralph Breaks the Internet” online, you can stream it on Disney Plus. The film’s voice cast includes John C. Reilly… Continue reading
Disneyland and Disney World tease Wakanda and Frozen additions
The Walt Disney Company recently announced plans to significantly increase its investment in Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, and international parks, doubling capital expenditures to approximately $60 billion over about 10 years. This expansion could include the addition of Wakanda from Black Panther and the World of Frozen. During an investor summit at… Continue reading
Disney characters from “Frozen,” “Moana,” and other films unite in a trailer for “Once Upon A Studio.”
Disney characters from movies like “Frozen” and “Moana” are coming together in the trailer for “Once Upon A Studio,” a short film commemorating Disney’s 100th anniversary. Disney has unveiled a trailer for their upcoming short film, “Once Upon A Studio,” as a tribute to the entertainment giant’s 100th anniversary. Established by Walt Disney and his… Continue reading
While Disney Embraces Reboots, the Daredevil Team Reveals Its Face
“Daredevil: Born Again” sheds light on a practice that exploits loopholes in rebooting to reset union contracts. Surprisingly, a minor name change can qualify a show as an entirely new production, enabling the production company to renegotiate contracts. Crew members associated with IATSE usually gain full benefits, including vacations, once a show reaches its third… Continue reading