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Someone animated the excerpt of the Toy Story Black Friday storyreel included on the movie's Blu-ray:

Interestingly, the original trailer made Aladdin look scared while Jafar threatens, "This is not done yet, boy!" by replacing a shot of Prince Ali defiantly running towards Jafar with one of "street rat" Al looking disgusted/surprised at Jasmine kissing Jafar; with apparently no regard for not...

Garret Gilchrist of The Thief and the Cobbler: The Recobbled Cut fame has recently restored each of these commercials, and then some, in color-corrected high-definition:

I didn't imagine any of Walt Disney's animated movies using the now-common advertising tactic of "Just list off the celebrity voice actors", but it helps explain why Robin Williams felt concerned about getting milked for Aladdin:

For what it's worth, it didn't take as long for you to finish this story as it is for Tony Goldmark to release a new episode of his podcast. (Since he hasn't updated it since December, I've even decided not to deliberately check again for the new episode until April.)

The Fast and The Furious and 2 Fast 2 Furious both predate The Pacifier.

Catherine O'Hara's death prompted me to watch The Nightmare Before Christmas out of season, and then I found out someone uploaded the Laserdisc's main documentary, which runs 20 minutes shorter on all DVD/Blu-ray/Digital releases:

NGL I thought the latest Naked Gun movie had something to do with that, but that video doesn't mention it.

In the department of stuff I should have reported immediately: The updated review of The Wish That Changed Christmas states that Paul Rudd starred in Mac and Me, even though he didn't appear in it all.

When I was younger, I found it kind of remarkable that only a few years after The Nuttiest Nutcracker, Barbie's version of the story also seemed to put the Sugarplum Fairy "Princess" in a Wizard of Oz-like role; someone the heroes journey to in hopes that she could solve their problems, only for...

I once screamed when She's a Good Skate, Charlie Brown featured adults who speak English instead of trombone, even though we didn't see them.

At the risk of drifting too far off topic, did it confuse you when specials like that and the aforementioned Snoopy's Reunion depicted visible/audible adults? While rewatching Snoopy's Reunion in the Peanuts 75th Anniversary DVD, I found myself wondering why Charles Schulz would agree to it (or...

I think I already know the answer, but if you put the Olaf's Frozen Adventure review in a book, would you correct the reports of Frozen II proving less successful than I because of its backlash?

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Sesame Workshop posted Christmas Eve on Sesame Street onto YouTube, also with Kermit intact: