Movies & Entertainment
Disney Fanatic shares the latest Disney movies, entertainment, and beyond.
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May- 2023 -2 May
Disney Channel Original Movies Millennials Love!
If you were a kid who grew up in the late 1990s/early 2000s, then you know that it was an incredible time to be a Disney fan. Especially a Disney Channel fan. There are so many shows from that time that we remember and love. Shows like Boy Meets World, Even Stevens, Lizzie McGuire, Smart Guy, and so many more. We also grew up during a time when Disney Channel Original Movies were all the rage. I m
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1 May
“Who Does He Think He Is?”: Fans Take Bob Iger to Task for ‘Song of the South’
Of all of Disney's controversial decisions in the last few years, one of the most opposed decisions by far has been Disney’s treatment of the movie Song of the South (1946). The film has been criticized for being racist and made in poor taste, so much so that Walt Disney Studios never released it on VHS or DVD in the United States. The movie is said to have racist depictions of African American pe
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1 May
Johnny Depp Has Officially Been Replaced
It's been many months since Johnny Depp won his defamation case against his ex-wife Amber Heard. The case, which overtook headlines for months, was heavily documented and live-streamed and helped restore some of Depp's career, which had tanked massively after the accusations first took root when Amber Heard came out and accused Depp of domestic violence. Depp's name has since cleared, but the fran
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Apr- 2023 -30 April
Has Disney Made Peter Pan a Murderer? New Movie Supports Disturbing ‘Villain Theory’
Peter Pan enthusiasts might already know that there is a longstanding theory about the perky adventurer and his morally-questionable treatment of his ragtag group of “Lost Boys.” The theory is bolstered by the original Peter Pan story called “Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up” — and now, the disturbing theory also seems to be supported by the new “woke
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29 April
Disney Made the Anti-Peter Pan Movie
Disney's Peter Pan & Wendy dropped on Disney+ Friday, April 28, and it took me about three times the film's run time to finish it because I kept having to pause to find the attention span and patience to keep going. Here's the deal: this movie is nothing but a cringe-triggering, politically-driven rewrite that attempts to pretentiously hold itself as being morally superior to the near-perfect anim
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29 April
Disney Adds ‘Lost Girls’ to Peter Pan’s ‘Lost Boys’ Despite Protests
Disney's new live-action adaptation of Peter Pan (1953), called Peter Pan & Wendy, has been receiving mixed reviews so far — partly because Disney fans seem to be more and more frustrated, on a larger scale, by Disney's infatuation with live-action remakes of the company's classic animated films. Peter Pan & Wendy had already raised some eyebrows before its very recent Disney+ premiere due t
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29 April
Scarlett Johansson Finally Addresses Her Disney Lawsuit
When people in the general public think of celebrities, they typically think of wealth, beauty, and a wonderfully easy lifestyle in Los Angeles (not to mention gorgeous houses like this one, owned by a High School Musical star). However, when the A-list actress named Scarlett Johansson sued Disney due to the Disney+ release of Black Widow and the money that she claimed was lost due to its lack of
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29 April
Was ‘The Mandalorian’ a Consolation Prize for This Wannabe Ursula?
The new live-action remake of The Little Mermaid has been the talk of the Disney-fan town in recent months — with audience reactions ranging from praise for actress and singer Halle Bailey as she takes on the role of Ariel, to racist outcries against the incorporation of a “Black Ariel” into the Disney fold. As the May premiere of the film comes closer and closer this year, more
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28 April
This Woman ‘Dies’ Each Month and Meets Walt Disney
According to an article from the Daily Mail, a woman has revealed that she has died multiple times since “a traumatic brain injury in her 20s” in the 1980s and that she meets deceased individuals like Walt Disney during these temporary deaths. Beverley Gilmour is now 57, but she began having these “out-of-body” experiences after her brain injury and still goes through these
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28 April
‘That’s So Raven’ Star Drops “Bombshell” About Racism On Disney Channel
Anneliese van der Pol might not be a household name these days, but plenty of Disney Channel fans will instantly recognize her when they see her portraying Chelsea in the image shown above alongside Raven-Symoné and Orlando Brown on the set of That's So Raven, an enormously successful Disney Channel show. Broadway fans and Beauty and the Beast fans will also recognize Anneliese van der Pol due to
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