Rumor - Ratatoullie roller coaster for Disney's Hollywood Studios

This one I'd say is true - Reports are suggesting that Walt Disney Studios has just approved the creation of a Ratatoullie roller coaster for Disney's Hollywood Studio (MGM). The coaster will apparently be a spinning coaster, and will be based off of the recently opened Crush Coaster in Disney Paris. Construction is expected to start in the next six months, and will be next to the currently in-production Toy Story Mania ride.

It should also be noted that it'll be an indoor ride, if the rumors are true that is.

Toy Story Mania update

First off, Toy Story Mania is just an upcoming ride for MGM-Studios at Disney World, and not some, unknown Toy Story movie or show...

Well, apparently the ride will have two seperate tracks, though whether or not they'll just be clones or completley different is yet to be announced. Obviously I'm hoping for the latter, though I'm not getting my hopes up.

One new Wall-E image!

Well, there you go, one new image of the upcoming Pixar movie Wall-E!

Disney proves their pansy-ness by not releasing Ratatouille wine...

When I first started my blog a few weeks back, I reported that Disney, in celebration of thier (well, actually, Pixar's movie) new movie Ratatouille, would release a wine that would be Ratatouille related. Though, obviously being a kid company, they were getting to much "pressure", and decided not to release the wine because of underage drinking. Apparently some old hag thought that the wine, which showed Remy (the main character in the movie) holding a wine bottle, and would thus please kids.

What is WALL-E?

For those of you who saw Ratatouille, I'm guessing that you saw the trailer for the upcoming Disney/Pixar movie WALL-E, which obviously stars a robot, and a cute one at that (just look at that picture to the right). You may be waundering what exactly the movie is about. Well, luckily, a while back John Lassester from Diseny gave some beef on the story.

The story of the film is that in the far future of earth, our planet got so covered with filth that we had to create millions of these little robots to clean the place up, and then once its clean enough, we'll be able to come back. Well, in time, all robots except WALL-E failed to do this, and probably died off. He explains that the movie is not a science fiction title, but rather a love story, because WALL-E falls deeply in love with a female robot that comes to Earth.

I never knew that robots had genders....

Which Disney series I want for Kingdom Hearts 3

I'm a huge fan of both Disney and Final Fantasy, so it comes to no surprise that I love Kingdom Hearts. The next installment in the series will be shown off real soon, possibly even at E3 in a few days. With that said, there are sure to be new Disney based series announced, but which ones are currently unknown to the public, which obviously causes much speculation. I'll do some speculation my self and guess, or atleast tell my hopes of which new series will be featured in Kingdom Hearts 3.

*The Incredibles - I was trying to think of a Pixar movie to include, and The Incredibles seems like the only one that really fits.
*Treasure Planet
*20.000 Leagues Under the Sea
*The Sword in the Stone
*The Jungle Book
*The Muppets
*The Emperor's New Groove
*Lilo and Stitch (more than just a summon)

Ratatouille wine

Almost all family cartoons feature some sort of products, though I'm sure no one expected Disney to go as far as to distribute wine based off of Pixar's new hit - Ratatouille. The wine, a 2004 white burgundy, will be available at Costco stores on August 1, and will cost $13 a bottle.

Transformers and that rat movie

What, two Transformers updates in one day? You don't say... Anyway, I'm sure everyone here has seen the Transformers movie, and if you haven't, well then, I guess I don't really care. I saw it yesterday, and I have to say it was a pretty good film, better than the crap that was Spider-Man 3. I also say Ratatooolieeraerrrrrr whatever when it first came out, and out of every Pixar movie that I've seen (which happens to be every single one), this is the best. Two great movies to go out and see. If I'm in the mood later on, I might post a review on both.