Treasure Planet

Have you noticed that whenever a new Disney film or really any film gets a lot of positive attention when it is in theaters it almost always ends up getting scrutinized again and hated on, even by those who loved it once. I understand that sometimes when you see a movie again you notice flaws you hadn't noticed before but does that mean that your whole opinion of the movie should change?
Let me give an example, Frozen.
I remember that 9 out of 10 reviews that I saw for it were very positive. After its release, I still heard almost unanimous praise and everyone that I knew who went to see it said...

So far, I only reviewed movies which I either liked, or had at least some good aspects to point out and worked as adaptations. But there is no way I can start this one pretending not to know what the outcome will be: Oliver and Company is a really, really bad adaptation and a terrible movie. And this will be easier if I go into this trying to explain why I consider it as bad, so even if you are a fan, please bear with me. I don’t try to bash the movie, I just want to explain why it doesn’t work for me.


1. The world of Oliver and Company

To make one point clear from the start: My issue with...

21 Laps Entertainment and The Jim Henson Company are now in the pre-production stage of the upcoming live-action Disney feature film "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" which is based on the children's book by Judith Viorst. Disney casting executives are conducting a widespread talent search for a boy age 10-12 to play the lead role of Alexander Conners. Both SAG-AFTRA talent and non-union talent can submit via uploading an audition video to the official Disney casting authorized website for this film. Shoting will take place from August through October, 2013 in Los...