sundance

More remixed music from Pogo

Previously mentioned artist Pogo née Nick Bertke is back with another in his popular series of remixed ambient songs created by incorporating sounds from Disney and Pixar films. His latest, “Bloom” is made from various Disney films with the chord sampled from “A.I: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE” and the harp sound from SLEEPING BEAUTY.

First time Mickey Mouse speaks

Although Mickey Mouse had appeared in eight previous animated shorts, THE KARNIVAL KID, which was first released on July 31, 1929, is the first time the audience got to hear his voice. Mickey plays a smitten hot dog vendor at a carnival where he woos Minnnie, a plot that would be prove itself to be [...]

Somebody Feed James Cameron’s Wife. Seriously.

James Cameron with his wife Suzy Amis on the red carpet before the Oscars

Maybe I’m just getting too old and cynical for the Oscars. Heh. When you see Joan Collins out every night, you do start to wonder – what the sam hell is going on? This post will be briefer than the lasts as, well, baby is hungover. Yes, I know. AGAIN. There does seem something so wrong about Oscar week in LA. The abundant narcissism and back slapping is fricking hilarious (“Good Job! That movie you made was awesome! Forget curing cancer – you are the best person alive! Especially because you are so rich and pretty!”).

The softer (and harder) sides of Disney’s heroes, by David Kawena

image: Aladdin from the “Disney Hereos” series by David Kawena Wow. Have you seen these? Especially all you people out there who are into dudes? They’re David Kawena’s digital art series “Disney’s Heroes” — the once-G-rated male leads of the Magic Kingdom re-imagined with a lot fewer clothes. So naughty, yet still kinda sweet. He’s done [...]

A Goofy Movie, the David Lynch edition

To close out Sundance Channel’s May salute to David Lynch in style, check out this Goofy cartoon recut to mimic his aesthetic, making this the most eerie Goofy I’ve ever seen. Sure to give children everywhere nightmares!