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Disney’s John Carter (of Mars) is coming to Blu-ray on June 5, 2012, and in celebration of the release of this very underrated film, we’re giving away a copy to one lucky reader of DisneyTouristBlog.com, courtesy of Disney! If you don’t like free things, you can always pre-order a copy of John Carter on Blu-ray
“I just want a period film about a period I don’t know anything about. I want it to feel like we’ve just done our martian history research really, really well.” Director Andrew Stanton made this comment in the audio commentary to the John Carter Blu-ray, and it perfectly sums up why John Carter succeeds for
I hope you all had a chance to watch Modern Family’s Disneyland episode last night. While Sarah and I watched all three days of filming in February and March, we couldn’t find ourselves in the background of any scenes. I guess there goes our chance at becoming overnight celebrity sensations! (And I’ll never get those
The Muppets Wocka Wocka Value Pack (Three-Disc Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy + Soundtrack Download Card) might be the most highly anticipated Blu-ray of the year for many reading this. This site is read mostly by Disney theme park fans, and many (most?) Disney theme park fans are also huge Muppets fans. I number myself among such dual
Disney’s The Muppets is coming to Blu-ray on March 20, 2012, and in celebration of this glorious occasion, we’re giving away a copy to one lucky reader of DisneyTouristBlog.com, courtesy of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment! If you don’t like free things, you can always pre-order a copy of The Muppets (Three-Disc Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy +
Unofficial Walt Disney World ‘Earbook 2011: One Fan’s Review in Pictures by Kevin Yee documents all of the changes and happenings at Walt Disney World in 2011. From the addition of new attractions, like Star Tours: the Adventures Continue, to photos from small test experiences, like the Wilderness Explorers Game, ‘Earbook 2011 is a comprehensive
Lady and the Tramp (Diamond Edition Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo) is the Spring 2012 release in the Disney “Diamond” line dedicated to restoring and re-releasing Disney animated classics on the Blu-ray format. It is the continuation of the Platinum line that saw many excellent DVD releases, and these spring and fall releases have become some of
When the Real Steel Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo first arrived for me to review, my initial thought was, “great, a movie about Rock ‘Em, Rock ‘Em Robots! Just what the world has always needed.” It turned out that it was actually more like one of my favorite episodes of the Twilight Zone. My pre-conceived notions about
Oh Captain! My Captain! Unlike Good Morning, Vietnam, I actually knew more about Dead Poets Society than this famous line. Dead Poets Society has long held a spot on my list of top films. Dead Poets Society centers around Todd Anderson (Ethan Hawke) beginning his first year at a prestigious Welton Academy in 1959 Vermont
Goooooooooooooooooooood Moooor-ning, Viet-naaaaaam! Thanks to a few too many trips into the movies aboard the Great Movie Ride, Good Morning, Vietnam is probably the movie I quote the most despite never having seen. Suffice to say, after quoting that line for so many years, I was quite pleased to finally pop in the Good Morning,
Everything after this sentence of this review is superfluous: this is one of the best Walt Disney World books on the market, and given its size, photo quality, and low price, any Walt Disney World fan would be a fool not to purchase it. Head over to Amazon right now where it sells for $20
