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Two Disney Adults cover all things Walt Disney Animation, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel and all things animation. From reviews to debates to deep dives, The Disney Desk is on the case!
Unknown Host hosts The Disney Desk Podcast, a tv show with 257 episodes published.
Last week, Carter discussed how Spider-man was the first major ‘event’ film of his life, a symbol of his early years of film-going. This week, he presents the film that got him into filmmaking. David Fincher and Aaron So
It's August, and class is in session early! To celebrate his Birthday, co-host Carter has decided to pick four films from different important points in his life and use them to teach about the art of filmmaking and show
At long last, it's time to cover the film that inspired Carter and Sydney to dedicate July to Pixar's iconic franchise! While they never explicitly said there would be another Toy Story 5, it was still a surprising annou
Toy Story 3 was heralded as one of the pinnacles of animation and cinema history. A definitive flourish to end the Toy Story series and another shining star in Pixar's nearly spotless record. The decade that followed was
After a decade of groundbreaking animation, Pixar returned to Woody and the Gang for one more adventure. The ensuing threequel became the higest grossing animated film of all time, one of three animated films to be nomin
Yeee-HAW! To celebrate the month of July - and the release of Pixar's latest - the Disney Desk is covering one of the Great American Franchises: Toy Story! To kick the month off, Carter and Sydney cover what might be the
Our Summer in Springfield finally comes to an end. As we end this breeze, yellow-tinted month, the Disney Desk finally dives into 2007's The Simpsons Movie. The long-awaited film stands as one of the most iconic moments
It would be impossible to celebrate a Simpsons Month without acknowledging one of the most iconic elements of Springfield: the yearly Halloween special. Treehouse of Horror has been a staple of the series since the secon
Whenever a discussion of The Simpsons starts, the internet inevitably pivots to the 'why isn't it as good anymore' discussion. Like historians breaking down the collapse of an empire, they'll point to specific writers, e
Woo-Hoo! As Summer begins, the Disney Desk is heading to Springfield! The Simpsons is one of the handful of undeniable cultural institutions left in the Internet Age. Everyone has their 'Era,' their favorite episodes, th
As we at the Disney Desk prepare to kick off our Summer Slate with a new themed month, we realized how many interesting things have occurred on the Disney and animation scene that we just haven't had time to cover. So on
Did you know Carter's phone took on too much water just before Memorial Day Weekend and fried the battery? He only did right after recording a two hour episode! So, in place of the final episode of Brad Bird Month, Carte
Over a decade and a half, Brad Bird felt like he couldn't miss. The critical darling Iron Giant. The massive successes of The Incredibles and Ratatouille. Pivoting to live action and helping resurrect the Mission: Imposs
After the box office failure of The Iron Giant, Brad Bird once again found himself in the woods. His demanding, exacting style of animation was deemed not financially viable to put up with. But with an undeniable critica
It's no secret that we here at the Disney Desk love our themed months. One idea that Sydney and Carter have been batting back and forth with each other is the idea of covering a single artist's work for an entire month.
After seeing Porco Rosso for the first time, Sydney was inspired to suggest a long-form mini-series for the podcast. Going through the works of Hayo Miyazaki, the Disney Desk would create a curated collection of Ghibli f
As we continue on through our themeless April, the Disney Desk decided it was time to go back to the always fun world of debates and games! A topic that has been on the docket for almost an entire year has been that of M
As Bob Iger's reign as Disney CEO (probably) comes to an end, it's time to look back. 2007's Meet the Robinsons wasn't the first Disney Animation release under his administration, but it was the first to undoubtedly be i
After a difficult period of transition and discourse, both Disney and Pixar's latest releases hit theaters in the last six months and found both enthusiastic critics and a rabid audience waiting to declare both studios '
With Dr. Seuss Month in the books, the Disney Desk finds itself with one extra week in March. Fortunately for Carter and Sydney, Pixar decided to throw them a lifeline and release their latest original film in theaters!
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