‘Sing Along with the Muppet Movie’ at The Abbey on March 10-12
Fans of Kermit, Miss Piggy, and their whole wacky gang can experience their original film like never before at Sing Along with The Muppet Movie at The Abbey in Orlando on March 10-12.
Fans of Kermit, Miss Piggy, and their whole wacky gang can experience their original film like never before at Sing Along with The Muppet Movie at The Abbey in Orlando on March 10-12.
With a #FollowTheSpiders social media campaign and onstage announcement at Universal Orlando’s Celebration of Harry Potter, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London had confirmed that the new Forbidden Forest expansion to their Making of Harry Potter tour will open on March 31.
The “tale as old as time” will come to Disney Parks starting Feb. 10, as guests will be able to preview an eight-minute scene from Walt Disney Pictures’ live retelling of “Beauty and the Beast” at both Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort.
You’ve probably heard about “A Dog’s Purpose” from the controversial video showing a dog being forced to go into rushing waters during the filming. If that upset you, then you’re most likely a dog lover, which means you’re the perfect audience for this movie.
This past week, we found new merchandise perfect for satisfying your nostalgia for the Disney renaissance of the ‘90s: notebooks themed to look like Disney VHS tape boxes.
Star Wars fans who miss Star Wars Weekends will have a new event to look forward to in April as Walt Disney World debuts Star Wars: Galactic Nights.
Last month, the Taschen Gallery in Beverly Hills celebrated the most “expansive illustrated publications on Disney animation”, titled “The Walt Disney Film Archives: The Animated Movies 1921-1968”
Fans of Travis Knight’s stop-motion movies will want to pay a visit to Universal Studios Hollywood between December 21 and January 15, because the popular From Coraline to Kubo: A Magical LAIKA Experience exhibit is returning for a limited holiday engagement.
By Matt Roseboom “Rogue One” is an excellent Star Wars story starring a bunch of characters you don’t know. As a stand-alone film, it’s definitely worth seeing, even if you’re not a big Star Wars fan.
Princess Buttercup, Vito Corleone, and E.T. will all live again in cinemas next year through the monthly TCM Big Screen Classics series at movie theaters across the country.