Like many of the “threes” in popular film franchises, Shrek the Third doesn’t match the standards of its predecessors.

Other than not living up to the title, Meet the Robinsons brings back a spark of that old Disney magic.

A look at the Chicken Little Blu-ray disc, the first “Disney Classic” released in the new high definition disc format.

While Arthur and the Invisibles is a fun little film, it had the potential to be so much more.

Another fairy tale gets fractured. But all the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put Happily N’Ever After back together again.

Ben Simon travels to Paris to tour and experience the Il était une fois, Walt Disney (Once Upon A Time…Walt Disney) art exhibition at the Grand Palais, and speaks to the commissioning curator and the exhibition’s instigator Bruno Girveau about this once in a lifetime, ten years in the making event.

Walt Disney and Roald Dahl’s wartime collaboration never made it to celluloid, but this deluxe reprint is a great glimpse at what might have been…

On Friday, May 26, 2006, the once-in-a-lifetime premiere of Disney/Pixar’s Cars occurred in Concord, NC. In attendance at the extravaganza was Animated News & Views correspondent Josh Armstrong and guest contributor Brandon Neeld.

The Incredibles make their transfer from CGI to ice and visit the Magic Kingdom in Disney’s new spectacular. Brandon Neeld was at the premiere.

Independent documentary Dream On, Silly Dreamer projects the tragic tale of a medium deemed “dead” by numerous corporate heads. Animated News & Views’ Lindsay Mayer and Christian Ziebarth were on hand to sample the picture at separate screenings.