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With Disney gearing up for its animated release of "Bolt," a lot of questions by fans will soon be answered. Disney has climbed back on top of the animation mountain and is comfortably sharing the throne with its other animation house, Pixar.

The 1940 Disney version rightfully stands as the definitive American Pinocchio, but a new translation of the original 19th-century book has depths that no movie can express.

Can not wait for this movie! Several images from the Cornwall, England set of Tim Burton's next movie, the Walt Disney housed ALICE IN WONDERLAND, have been posted by INF Daily. The new images show young Australian actress by the name of Mia Wasikowska on board

Bolt is a computer animated film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios, and will be Disney's 47th animated feature. The story is about Bolt, a white German Shepherd who has lived all his life on the set of a TV show in which he portrays a superhero dog, and as a result thinks that his superpowers are real.

Take a look at the first video from the new Disney adventure.

The new teaser trailer for Walt Disney's Race to Witch Mountain just got release at Yahoo, Movies! This movie looks like a pretty fun adventure family flick.Enjoy!

With Disney/Pixar's smash hit, Wall-E, being released this upcoming Tuesday, here are a few fun facts and hidden items to wet your appetite. Wall-E's eyes were inspired by binoculars!

The folks over at Disney were nice enough to send over a few images of Pixar’s next little robot superstars, BURN-E

Amazon has the Disney/Pixar Ultimate Collection 8-movie DVD set on sale for $109.99 plus free shipping, 54% off the MSRP of $239.92. The 14-disc set includes Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, A Bug’s Life, Monsters, Inc., Cars, and Ratatouille. Aside from Cars and Ratatouille, all the movies come in two-disc special editions.

“Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa” earned an estimated $63.5 million to give Jeffrey Katzenberg’s shop a new film franchise. Disney-Pixar’s “WALL-E” opened to $63 million in June. the biggest surprise of the weekend was the over-performance of Universal’s Seann William Scott-Paul Rudd laffer “Role Models,” which grossed an estimated $19.3 million.