Well, well, well…what have we here? Join us as we celebrate two creepy classics: Hocus Pocus & Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas this October and enter for a chance to win bewitching prizes! All month long D23 Members can win a weekly prize pack filled with ghoulish goodies. Check back weekly and be sure to …
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By D23 Team Cast a spell on your photos with the wickedly wonderful help of the Sanderson Sisters! These frames and stickers celebrate 25 years of Hocus Pocus as part of our month-long Fanniversary spell-o-bration. Want to get even spookier? Check out our Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas frames for more bone-chilling fun! This …
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By D23 Team Boys and girls of every age, wouldn’t you like to see something strange? These photo frames celebrating 25 years of Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas are just what you need to showcase your weird and spooky side. Want more Fanniversary fun? Check out our Hocus Pocus-themed frames and create more spellbinding …
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Please note, these stencils are not for beginner pumpkin carvers. Kids, be sure to have an adult help you with the carving tools! What you will need: Ready-to-carve pumpkin Standard printer paper Soft graphite pencil Clear tape Ballpoint pen Black permanent marker Pumpkin carving tools Instructions: Download and print the template on standard printer …
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Kids, be sure to have an adult help you with the carving tools! What you will need: Ready-to-carve pumpkin Standard printer paper Soft graphite pencil Clear tape Ballpoint pen Black permanent marker Pumpkin carving tools Instructions: TIP: Carve Barrel’s face first, then carefully carve away the outer circle. If needed, secure his head with toothpicks. …
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Instructions: Download and print out the bingo cards on 8.5”x11” white paper, be sure to “fit to page.” Randomly distribute cards to each player (up to 6 players). Have them look over their bingo cards to familiarize themselves with the movie scenes. Play Hocus Pocus and when a player recognizes scenes from the movie that …
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Instructions: Download and print out the bingo cards on 8.5”x11” white paper, be sure to “fit to page.” Randomly distribute cards to each player (up to 6 players). Have them look over their bingo cards to familiarize themselves with the movie scenes. Pop Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas on the TV and when a …
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By Alexander Rannie Few moments in animation linger in the mind as vividly as the ballroom sequence in Beauty and the Beast. The seamless combination of music (“Beauty and the Beast,” sung by Angela Lansbury as Mrs. Potts), hand-drawn animation (Mrs. Potts, Chip, Lumiere, Cogsworth, Belle and the Beast), and computer technology (the ballroom environment) …
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By William Keck “To our friend Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice and a beast his soul, we will be forever grateful.” This dedication in the closing credits of Beauty and the Beast pays homage to the film’s lyricist, Howard Ashman, who never lived to see the final print. Were only real life as just …
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By William Keck In real life, sidekicks (usually our little brothers and sisters) can be, well, let’s face it—super annoying. But in Disney animated films, they are the characters who provide the biggest laughs and one-liners. There’s Ariel’s calypso-singing crab. Anna’s buck-toothed snowman. Peter’s jealous pixie. But it’s Beauty and the Beast’s Belle who really …
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