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Showing posts with label #Disney. Show all posts

Saturday, April 1, 2017

DISNEY NEWS: Disney's Marvel Adventure


 

DISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE re-imagined as DISNEY'S MARVEL ADVENTURE!

ANAHEIM, CA- Walt Disney Theme Parks spokeswoman April F. Ewell announced today that the company's second Anaheim theme park would be "re-imagined" as the all new Disney's Marvel Adventure Park. "Our guests are constantly telling us that many of the familiar Disney attractions and characters are no longer relevant to them, so we wanted to give them newer, re-invigorated attractions to enjoy. Disney's Marvel Adventure Park is the happy result!"

 
Spider-Man 'swings' into his new home.

No corner of the theme park will remain untouched. Paradise Pier will become home to Spidey's Fun Wheel:

 

The exciting Iron Man Flight School:

 

And the amazing Spidey Web Slingin' Swings!

 

The current Bugs Land area will become the thrilling Ant-Man Kiddie Land, where even the smallest can be super!

 

Guests will even be able to ride Agent Coulson's famed 'Lola' in the amazing Agents of SHIELD Racin' Adventure!

 

The famed Soarin' attraction will get a facelift when it becomes Soarin' over Stark Industries.

 

Plus, move over Walt! Stan the Man will take his place on the new Stark Studios Street in an amazing statue that will make guests shout "Excelsior!"

 

According to Ms. Ewell, the park has purchased thousands of gallons of paint to help the park make its stunning transition. "Guests will feel like they've stepped into a living, breathing comic book, with newly repainted and re-themed adventures they'll never forget," noted Ms. Ewell, "they'll love the new relevance we're bringing to this amazing theme park!" Disney hopes to have the changes up and running by the end of the year.

Friday, December 30, 2016

Rest In Peace, Tyrus Wong


Disney Legend Tyrus Wong, whose art inspired the production of the classic film Bambi has passed away at age 106.

 

Tyrus was born in China and arrived in California at age 9. He found his way to Pasadena where his aptitude for art was noted. Upon graduating from art school, he took jobs in Hollywood, first at Warner Brothers then at Disney, where he led the Bambi design team. His work with Disney had a lasting effect and is still highly regarded. He was named a Disney Legend in 2001.

Merryweather


 

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

1944 - Snow White Returns


Prior to 1944, it was not common for a film to return to theaters once its initial run was over. Regardless of how beloved or successful a movie became, audiences weren't guaranteed to ever see it again once its original release was finished.

 

In 1944, however, Walt Disney Productions decided to test out a reissue of  Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In the seven years that had passed since the original release, a new generation of children had grown up never having seen the film.

 

The reissue was a huge success, starting a tradition that continues until today, with DVD and Blu-ray reissues of Disney's biggest hits.

Monday, November 14, 2016

1942 - Bambi


In 1942, Bambi, the first feature length Disney film that doesn't depict humans was released in theaters.

 

The film was one of Disney's more realistic depictions of nature. The animators carefully studied real animals, taking lessons from the Chouinard Art Institute. 

Friday, October 21, 2016

1927: Oswald



In 1927, Walt Disney Studios had its first big hit- Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The plucky rabbit changed the fortunes of the studio, allowing Walt Disney to begin building up his studio. The great fortune with Oswald would be short lived, but would lead to huge things just a year away.