DOOMED! pairs Eagle’s deeply personal lyrics with some of Segal’s most commanding beats.
The X-Men are about to offically join the MCU, and we’ve gotten a glimpse at some of the cast. But the bigger question is, what comic arc should they turn to for inspiration? And don’t say The Dark Phoenix Saga — they’ve already screwed that up… twice.
Details are all but nonexistent as planning has only just begun. But the area of the park has fallen into disuse over the years, with several attractions closing down and others just seeming hopelessly outdated. Imagineer Emily O’Brien told the LA Times, “We were inspired by his [Walt Disney’s] vision of Tomorrowland being a vista into wondrous worlds, and we really garnered the sense of optimism that was at the core of everything he was thinking about.”
It’s only the briefest of glimpses that we get of the upcoming Pixar feature, set for release in March of 2028. But we know it centers on a lunch shop on Oʻahu that serves lost spirits and Kyle, who manages to stumble his way into a supernatural adventure.
I keep coming back to the criminally slept-on Model:Samples and Model:Cycles.
Square Enix and Disney Kids have teamed up to bring Sora’s adventures to the small screen with an all-new storyline as part of an anime series. Unfortunately, there are few details beyond that. Though, we do know that the game series’ creator, Tetsuya Nomura, is on board.
The good news: The beloved children’s series is coming to the big screen!
The bad news: The charming 2D animation has been replaced with some bland 3D computer animation.
And knowing Disney, we’ll probably get a soulless “live action” remake in about a decade.
The duo recently brought their deep dives on the art of pop music to Netflix.
With the next chapter of the MCU continuing on after the well-received Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Disney brought Kevin Feige, Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, and Hayley Atwell out at D23 on Friday to show off this new trailer for the next Avengers movie, which is scheduled for release on December 18th.
The Disney+ show premieres on October 14th, closing out a trilogy of series that began with WandaVision. VisionQuest sees the titular hero wrestle with his identity, chat with Ultron (in human avatar form), and search for his potential son.
