Disney

It’s no secret that Disney likes to place hidden gems, also known as “Easter Eggs” in their movies. You know, like Goofy and Donald’s appearance in the crowd during King Triton’s entrance in The Little Mermaid. Another popular gem is Aladdin’s carpet in the opening of The Princess and The Frog. There are a ton of inside jokes that only adults, or maybe only the creators, would understand. I think that we all walked into the Zootopia screening looking for an underlying message or a hidden gem. Some were more cryptic than others, but they definitely exist. The ones that we didn’t catch, the Zootopia Directors and Producers filled us in on.

A few other Orlando Bloggers and I had the pleasure of interviewing the Jason Bateman and Ginnifer Goodwin, the voices of Zootopia. Their responses, characteristics, and personalities were quite impressive. These interviews are full of passion and laughter.

I can’t wait to see what they do with this movie. Will we emotionally connect with the characters? Will it live up to The Jungle Book that we all know and love? Ahh, the suspense is killing me. Until then, we can play with these fun, free, printable activity sheets!

I want to know who is super excited about Pete’s Dragon!? I know that I am. Gosh, Disney is outdoing themselves this year – Finding Dory, Zootopia, and this. Here is a first look at PETE’S DRAGON, a reimagining of Disney’s cherished family film starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Oakes Fegley and Robert Redford.

I know you’ve all heard of it by now. The Good Dinosaur is one of the most popular movies on the planet. Then again, aren’t all Disney movies? This movie is so special because it tugs at our heart strings. Who wouldn’t love a Dinosaur and his pet boy? Wait, did I just say pet boy? Yes, I said that right. Check out the bonus features here!

We all know how difficult it is to get your little ones to do their chores. Just convincing them to do chores is a chore in itself. Just click the button below to grab your free snow white chore chart!

Let me set the scene. It’s date night. Every week or month you have a specific night dedicated to keeping the romance alive with your partner/spouse. Most of you would look at me funny if I said that you should go on a weekly date with your significant other. You would say that you can’t afford it. You would say that you don’t have time. You have to pay for dinner and the activity. You have to pay for gas and a babysitter. That’s if you can find one. The expenses rack up and sometimes, while important, the idea of a date night just seems out farfetched. There are ways to have cute lazy dates in your home without spending a ton of money. Now does that sound like something that’s within your reach?

This is going to be a good one! I never actually read this book as a kid, but it sounds like my type of movie. Knowing that the brilliant author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Matilda (a personal favorite) is behind The BFG makes me want to read it right now. Disney has a habit of reeling me in and keeping my attention with these movie posters and with their new trailers. Ugh, why do we have to wait until the Summer for the really good stuff?