My Freakyforms Creation: Mickey Mouse

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The 3DS exclusive eShop download game Freakyforms: Your Creations Alive lets you create your own characters. Being the Disney fan I am I decided to make a Mickey Mouse one as shown at the top of this post. Leave a comment and tell me what you think.

Winnie the Pooh Mii

From miicharaters.com here is a mii of the lovable Disney bear Winnie the Pooh. You can go on the website to get directions for the Wii or scan the qr code with a 3DS.

The Day The Earth Stood Still, Or Mr. Potato Head Dropped his Ear

I have always thought this was so cool:

Stitch and Meatwad Voice Similarity is Uncanny

I recently was watching Aqua Teen Hunger Force, now Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1, and my brother asked me if I was watching Lilo and Stitch from hearing dialog from the character Meatwad in another room. I do think their voices are very similar but you can be the judge of that.

First here is the trailer for Lilo and Stitch which has many lines of Stitch Dialog:



Here is a Safe for Work clip of Meatwad:

Dug Mii

This week I wanted to show you guys a Mii made of my favorite character from Up, Dug. You can get the intructions on how to make it for the wii or scan the qr code for the 3DS here and vist miicharacters.com  for more.

Hamm Mii

Here is another Disney Mii, Hamm from Toy Story:

If you do not have a 3DS you can get the instrutions for the Wii here.

This is Real?

I was just searching for a good picture to put of Fozzie Bear on my blog, but I found this super awesome costume instead, I can not believe it is real! Read after the break to see it!

Little Big Planet Toy Story

Little Big Planet 2 for the PlayStation 3 is recieving Toy Story costumes and a level kit. I personaly can not tell you how Little Big Planet is on the PS3 because I only played the PSP version, but this looks pretty cool. You can read more about it by clicking here.

Disney's Stitch: Experiment 626 Review

Stitch: Experiment 626 for the PlayStation 2 was an interesting game. The gameplay was okay, yet sometimes due to the camera it could become frustrating. The graphics where good but it did not really capture the style of Lilo and Stitch. The game was developed by High Voltage Software. They have made many licensed games like Dora the Explorer and a lot of other not so great games like that. But you may know them for developing the first person shooters The Conduit and The Conduit 2. Though at many times this game was somewhat enjoyable due to the fact that that it is still Stitch. The voice acting also added a nice touch to the game. There were many big environments in the game and it constantly changed from being extremely linear to more open, and in my opinion much more confusing. In the end if you can find this game for a good, very low, price I would recommend you pick it up.

My Rating: 5/10

Disney Movies: Bolt

Let me be honest for a second, we all know we can not just go to Walt Disney World whenever we want to go. So what is a Disney fan supposed to do to get their Disney fix? Watch a Disney movie of course! This week I wanted to share with you one of my favorite Disney movies that happens to be one of the most underrated Disney movies of all time, Bolt. Bolt is the story of a dog named Bolt (voiced by John Travolta) who is the star of a successful T.V. show. On the T.V. show Bolt plays a superhero dog. To get a realistic performance out of Bolt the producers rig up special effects that make him think he has superpowers.  When Bolt accidentally ends up in New York he must make it back to his owner Penny (voiced by Miley Cyrus) but the problem is he thinks he has superpowers to help him along the way. On his journey he meets a cat named Mittens (voiced by Susie Essman), and a hamster named Rhino who is (voice by Mark Walton a story artist a Walt Disney Feature Animation) The movie is a great ride and is both funny and heartwarming. I highly recommend you watch this movie.

Ratatouille at Walt Disney World

My favorite animated movie is a 2007 Pixar film by the name of Ratatouille. Not only was it an Oscar winning picture, but it won the greatest prize of all: having a presence at Walt Disney World.  The main character Remy used to be a character you could meet at the former Disney MGM Studios (now Disney's Hollywood Studios) but sadly he had to go so new characters could take his place. To my delight and other Remy fans as well he is coming back to Disney's Hollywood Studios with his brother Emile in a new parade.  Right now you can get meet Remy in France, well the France Pavilion in Epcot. A life size audio-animatronic of Remy is brought around certain times each day (times and days may vary) on a dining cart in the restaurant Les Chefs De France. Not only is he a life-size audio-animatronic, he is also the smallest to date. Though not exactly Walt Disney World related, a new restaurant is coming to the new Disney Cruise Line ship the Disney Dream called Remy, named after the lovable rat from Ratatouille. Remy is and will remain my favorite Pixar character. If you have not seen the film Ratatouille I recommend that you do.