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Disney's creation and management of intellectual property, along with its innovation and influence in the animation industry, have helped shape the entertainment landscape over the years. Disney's enduring legacy and success in creating, expanding, and managing IP continue to set the standard for st

Simply put, the Disney approach distills whatever sources of material into exaltations of the common virtues of humanity, i.e. love and compassion, kindness and decency.

Disney, a company with a century-long legacy, has continuously adapted and thrived through changes in leadership and shifting eras. What are the secrets behind its success? Founder Walt Disney's unwavering commitment to his creations, meticulous attention to detail, and visionary approach to busines

As the outsiders criticize Pixar for producing works that are deemed less innovative and adventurous, with a focus on commercial success rather than artistic experimentation, it is essential to understand what has been happening within Pixar in recent years.

Whether taken literally or analyzed for its deeper meanings, "Zootopia" should be called "Animal Utopia." Of course, this Disney-produced animated film won't adopt such a literal or even slightly dark-humored title. After all, people hope to find vibrant enjoyment in the visual experience. This is u

The movie ended well into the night. The audience in the theater didn't want to leave, sitting in their seats, listening to the closing song "Try Everything." This film has all the elements of successful animations in recent years: the humor of "Ice Age," the coming-of-age theme of "How to Train You

At the 87th Academy Awards, Disney's animated movie "Big Hero 6" defeated popular sequels like "How to Train Your Dragon 2" from DreamWorks, the Japanese anime film "The Tale of the Princess Kaguya," and various European productions, including "Song of the Sea," to win the Best Animated Feature awar

Movies, as a cultural and fashion barometer, inevitably bear the imprint of their time. From the first princess movie in 1937, 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,' to the 2013 blockbuster 'Frozen,' spanning nearly eight decades, these twelve princess films, while lacking narrative continuity, still ex