Flashback Review: Treasure Planet (Dinsey’s Flops Vol. 1 #6)

In 1985, back when Disney was in the middle of a slump, former Disney boss/future CEO of DreamWorks, Jeffery Katzenberg met with producers to brainstorm on some ideas to develop their next big project. One of them pitched the idea on adapting Treasure Island as an animated sci-fi action-adventure film. Jeffery wasn’t into the idea, […]

Flashback Review: Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Disney’s Flops Vol. 1 #5)

In 1996, one day at a Mexican restaurant, producers at Disney Animation celebrated after completing The Hunchback of Norte Dame. While pigging out and drinking margaritas, one of the producers brought up an idea about another animated entry, this time, it’s not a musical, but an action-adventure film similar to Indiana Jones. The producers packed […]

Flashback Review: Blankman (Sony’s Flops Vol. 1 #5)

In a time when superhero movies were a popular fad in The 90’s, Bruce Timm created Batman: The Animated Series, his Magnum Opus. Fox Kids aired X-Men: The Animated Series & Spider-Man: The Animated Series. Three of the cartoons gathered a new generation of comic book fans. (including me) Power Rangers also became a billion […]

Furry Vengeance

What’s happens if you combine a Disney Channel Original Movie with a cheap knock-off of DreamWorks’ Over the Hedge? You get an epic failure called, “Furry Vengeance” from the studio that brought you The Twilight Saga and starring male leading has been, Brendan Fraser. Furry Vengeance was released worldwide in 2010. (same year Black Swan […]

The Founder

In The 1950’s, two brothers named, Dick & Mac McDonald, opened a restaurant together in California called, McDonald’s, its not just a casual restaurant, but a fast food restaurant. As the brothers work their butts off, a struggling sales person named, Ray Kroc, visits the place. He was in awe as if he’s never seen […]

Flashback Review: Batman & Robin (WB’s Flops Vol. 1 #6)

After the financial success of Batman Forever. Movie Studio, Warner Bros. (WB for short) decided to develop a follow up to the film, in an attempt to market as a way to sell merchandise for kids ranging from toys, clothes, food products, and construct a Mr. Freeze ride at Six Flags. Val Kilmer decided to […]