Movie review: Disney pays homage to itself with lovely animated tale
As Disney celebrates its 100th year, its Walt Disney Animation Studio borrows its past for its latest film, “Wish,” its 62nd, making references to at least a few of the
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As Disney celebrates its 100th year, its Walt Disney Animation Studio borrows its past for its latest film, “Wish,” its 62nd, making references to at least a few of the
Is there a more recognizable brand on earth than Disney? The studio has, of course, gone far beyond the modest dreams of Walt and Roy Disney, who began the company 100 years ago sketching away in a garage. They could never have predicted their humble beginnings turning into an enormous corporation with thousands of films, shows, games, and more under its belt.
Fortunately, “Wish” is more than a walk down Memory Lane. While not an instant classic, the music-filled adventure is a wholly enjoyable, perfectly pleasant cinematic experience — one with a message about holding on to and working toward one’s dreams.
Disney's 'Wish' pays homage to the animation studio's legacy, including a storybook opening that hearkens back to 'Snow White.'
It’s a strange sensation to watch a film that seems to have been the product of a workshop at a corporate retreat, but that’s exactly what it feels like to