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The following are some of the most acclaimed and noteworthy examples and, as you might have guessed, there are a few live-action Disney animated movie remakes included. OK, we realize that we are ...

The untitled animated feature will continue to deliver the highly stylized and defined action that fans of the franchise expect and will also be geared more toward adult audiences, meaning it will ...

Spoiler alert! We're discussing major plot details about the ending of "Snow White" (in theaters now), Disney's live-action reimagining of the 1937 animated movie. Magic mirror on the wall ...

It’s much cheaper to go for animated TV shows instead of live-action movies or TV series. On the other hand, not all MCU fans might have seen the animated TV shows. These will now feel like ...

HOLLYWOOD -- Back in 1937, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" became Disney's first feature-length animated movie. It's now become a live-action musical with Rachel Zegler in the title role.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- In 1937, Walt Disney debuted his very first feature-length animated film with his ... with a live action cast, and a magical, extended soundtrack. Alicia Vitarelli was ...

Originally, Disney’s plan was to rerelease its animated vault treasures every seven years for a new generation of kids, but they got the bright idea to instead remake those films as live-action ...

“If you re-watch the original, he is literally just using Lilo as a human meat-shield for the first half,” The filmmaker said. Stitch’s behavior will be similar to “a toddler putting ...

Ten years ago when Disney started releasing live-action adaptations of its animated classics, its executives must have thought remakes were a no-brainer way to print money and please fans.

Specifically, they’ve been taking their beloved animated classics, remaking them in live-action (or mostly live-action), and producing one blockbuster smash after another. Let’s take a look at ...