Jim's in a really generous mood this week. So -- what the hell -- here's even more answers to your Disney related questions. This time around, Hill responds to JHM reader queries about the Big Bad Wolf, Walt Disney himself, the "Love Bug" and "20,000 Leagues" DVDs ... as well as clueing you folks in Southern California on another fun event you can attend this weekend....

In a slight inversion of the usual formula, Jim uses today's column to provide a lengthy answer to a single question. As in: How you can see a rather lengthy scene that was cut from "Monsters, Inc." Also where you can go this weekend to meet a veteran Disney artist....

Got Vacation? Roger is back with some fine places worthy of a night or two for your enjoyment....

Jim Korkis returns with a column about the early, early days of animation fandom. Back before there was an Internet, when animation historians and fans were forced to communicate using an extremely primitive device. Maybe you've heard of it? Paper?...

Guest columnist Paul Schebelen drops by with an in-depth look at Michelle Smith's recent Learning Tree University class on theme park history....

Stop whatever you're doing right now (except reading this review, of course). Put down the drink, stop looking at the market prices for the day ... hell, forget about work for a few minutes. However you want to do it, just go get yourself a copy of Allan Neuwirth's wonderful new book ... and you can thank me later....

Walt Disney Studios learned some very hard lessons from the failure of last summer's "Country Bears" film. Lessons that Mickey wisely applied to the production of "Pirates." But the big question is: Will it be enough to finally overcome Hollywood's legendary pirate movie curse?...

Here's another JimHillMedia.com exclusive: A sneak peek at the new Gary Marshall comedy that Touchstone Pictures will be releasing later this year. More importantly, Jim Hill gives JHM readers an up-close look at how a Hollywood test screening actually works....

Jim Korkis returns with more entertaining insight into animation history. This time around, Jim reveals the Mouse House connection to two 1950s advertising icons, Fresh Up Freddie and Tommy Mohawk. ...

Back to work after a long road trip, Jim Hill offers up his thoughts about recent events at Disney's California Adventure. Can it be that this beleaguered theme park has finally turned a corner and is now on its way to winning over the public?...

In the final installment of his series, Jim Korkis wraps up his interview with this Disney veteran. ...

Roger returns with the third in the series of things you may have wanted to do ... but never knew you could. So what's in store for you this time? Well, you might want to strap on that parachute ......

In today's installment of this three part Jim Korkis interview, Joyce about what it was like to work on the "Small World" project for the 1964 New York World's Fair....

In today's installment of this three part Jim Korkis interview, Joyce about what it was like to work on the "Small World" project for the 1964 New York World's Fair....

Jim Korkis begins a three part interview with Disney veteran Joyce Carlson. In today's installment, Joyce talks about her early days at the Mouse Factory....

JimHillMedia.com readers asked for more ... so here they are! Even more of Jim Korkis' favorite tales about toons....

Back again? Cranky pants are at the ready if you need them. Roger is all set to share today!...

Jim Hill reviews Connie Bruck's latest biography, which reveals plenty about the colorful career of the late Lew Wasserman, the prolific former president of Universal/MCA....

Jim Korkis shines a spotlight on Hollywood's first attempt to turn J.R.R. Tolkien's literary masterpiece into an epic film series: Ralph Bakshi's animated "Lord of the Rings."...

Jim Korkis returns with the profile of a man with the boyish sense of wonder that led to the imagining and creation of such films as "Toy Story" and "Finding Nemo." He's Pixar's Big Cheese, and now Jim shares a little on John Lasseter and the career of this CG pioneer....

Roger is back this week with the first in the series of things you always wanted to do but never knew you could. So come on along and see what's in store for you this time......

Michael Howe returns to JimHillMedia with a review of the soundtrack for Pixar's latest hit. So how does Thomas Newman's score stack up? Read and learn....

Ever wish that you could work at Walt Disney Imagineering? Well, this book from Disney Editions doesn't give you a new job, but it will at least teach you to think like an Imagineer. To not just think outside the box, but to actually throw the box away....

They're funny. They're strange. They're often unbelievable. They are some of Jim Korkis' favorite tales about toons and he's sharing them in his latest JimHillMedia.com column. ...

Sure, it's the hot new toy for WDW guests to buy. But what else is "My Pal Mickey" doing for the Mouse (besides fattening Disney's wallet, of course)? Maybe monitoring theme park guests movements? Strange but true, folks. Read and heed....