Posts tagged Richard Bakalyan
Review: The Shaggy D.A. (DMC #60)
Review: The Shaggy D.A. (DMC #60)

Wilby Daniels’s story continues in The Shaggy D.A., the sequel to The Shaggy Dog! This film has the honor of being the sixtieth film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge. (Have we seriously reviewed sixty films already?! Before we know it we’ll be hitting 100!) You can follow along with our synopsis if you’re unfamiliar with the story. For the rest of you, scroll down for our review!

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Disnerd Movie Challenge, Movie ReviewsKevin HughesThe Shaggy D.A., Disney, Disney Plus, Review, Disnerd Movie Challenge, live action, The Shaggy D.A. (1976), dog, dog movie, Dean Jones, Wilby Daniels, Tim Conway, Keenan Wynn, Suzanne Pleshette, Tommy Kirk, The Shaggy DA, Richard Bakalyan, Dick Van Patten, John Fiedler, special effects, sexism, feminist lens, feminist analysis, humor, Bechdel Test, suspend disbeliefComment
Review: The Strongest Man in the World (DMC #55)
Review: The Strongest Man in the World (DMC #55)

The adventures of Dexter Riley and the Medfield science lab continue! This week we watched The Strongest Man in the World, the 55th film in the Disnerd Movie Challenge, and one of the sequels to The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes. As usual, our synopsis is below for any of you who need a refresher or haven’t seen this. For the rest of you, skip ahead to our review!

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Disnerd Movie Challenge, Movie ReviewsMeganThe Strongest Man in the World, The Strongest Man in the World (1975), Disnerd Movie Challenge, Review, Disney, Disney Plus, live action, Now You See Him Now You Don't, The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes (1969), Kurt Russell, Eve Arden, William Schallert, Joe Flynn, Richard Bakalyan, Cesar Romero, Phil Silvers, Disney main characters, Kurt Russell trilogy, feminist lens, feminist analysis, Bechdel Test, characterization, character development, character arc, sexism, plot, comedy, humorComment