Abandon ship! This week we watched Shipwrecked, the 90th film in the Disnerd Movie Challenge. (Hard to believe that we’re coming up to 100!). If you need a refresher, you can check out our synopsis of this tale on the high seas below. If you watched with us last night or have seen this before, skip ahead to our review.
Read MoreWelcome back, mates! Last night’s adventure took us to Australia in The Rescuers Down Under, the 88th film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge. Again, we are so happy we’ve reached the Disney Renaissance films! If you’re new to this film, we’ve got you covered with the synopsis. Everyone else, skip down to our review and join the discussion in the comments.
Read MoreThis week we watched the 85th movie in our Disnerd Movie Challenge—Cheetah! It’s a new one for the both of us. If you also haven’t seen it, get yourself up to speed with our synopsis below. Otherwise, head straight to our review.
Read MoreWe’re back with another animal movie this week! Last night we watched Oliver and Company, the 83rd film in our challenge. Loosely based on Charles Dickens’ novel Oliver Twist, this animated film takes several creative liberties with the source material. Our synopsis is below if you didn’t watch along with us last night or need to catch up, otherwise skip ahead to the review!
Read MoreDid you know there was a sequel to The Wizard of Oz? We sure didn’t! (And maybe for good reason?) Last night we watched Return to Oz, the 76th film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge. If you’ve seen this film before, feel free to skip over our synopsis and jump straight to our review.
Read MoreLast night we watched Tron, the 75th film in the Disnerd Movie Challenge. This film has enjoyed a strong fan base over the years and is classified as a cult film. We’re looking forward to sharing our thoughts with you! As always, you can check out our synopsis below if you either haven’t seen this or need some catching up. For the rest of you, skip ahead for our review!
Read More“You’re not even aware, you’re such a funny pair. You’re the best of friends!” Welcome back to our blog, everyone! This week we watched the 74th film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge, The Fox and the Hound. This one may require some tissues to get through, but we’ll do our best! If you’ve seen this movie before, you can scroll on down to read our review. For those who haven’t seen this or need a refresher, our synopsis is directly below.
Read MoreWe might only be two films into Disney’s 1980s films, but my what a difference it makes compared to the dull 1970s! Last night we watched Amy, a film from 1981 which marks the 73rd film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge! If you’ve never seen this film before, we cover the gist of it in our synopsis below, but if you watched with us, skip ahead to our review!
Read MoreThis week we watched The Black Hole, the 71st film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge. We had never heard of this film prior to embarking on this challenge, and chances are you haven’t either, so we’ve included the synopsis below in case you need a quick rundown of the plot. If you have seen this before, skip ahead to our review!
Read MoreWhat if you could hear your pet’s thoughts? What if your pet was actually from a highly advanced extraterrestrial society? This week’s film, The Cat from Outer Space, explores those very concepts! This is the sixty-eighth film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge. As always, you can find our synopsis below if you are unfamiliar with the story. For the rest of you, scroll on down for our review!
Read MoreTia and Tony are back in this week’s film, Return from Witch Mountain. It’s the sequel to Escape to Witch Mountain and the 67th film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge! The synopsis is below if you need a refresher, otherwise jump down to our review.
Read MoreHave you ever wished you had your own dragon? Last night we watched the original Pete’s Dragon from 1977, marking the sixty-fifth film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge. If you’ve never seen the original film before, or if you’ve completely forgotten it, our synopsis is below. If you watched with us, feel free to jump ahead to our review.
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