Disney has released the teaseriest kind of teaser for DuckTales, a reboot of the classic animated series which originally aired from 1987 to 1990.

The teaser doesn’t show a whole lot, but does feature a bit of a familiar tune, which might be enough to make watching it worth it. The video also shares a release window for the show, so fans can mark off on their calendars when to expect its arrival.

Continue below to watch the teaser.

Some new details have been revealed about Coco, the Dia de los Muertos movie being made by animation giant Pixar. The movie is one of two being released by Pixar in 2017, along with the sequel Cars 3, and the only original title of theirs planned until 2020. The Incredibles 2 and Toy Story 4 are currently scheduled for released in 2018 and 2019.

Today the voice cast for Coco has been revealed, along with new details on the plot of the movie. Also released, is a piece of concept art. All of this information and the image can be found below.

The Walt Disney Studios released three critically/viewer acclaimed films in 2016 that also were major financial hits – Moana still pending, but early signs look favorable; Finding Dory; and Zootopia.

Which of the three films, though, is the best? That’s like picking a favorite child, considering each movie’s unique strengths. To help determine the winner – in my book, at least – I have established a bunch of categories that apply to all of the films. Let the battle commence!

Last weekend, many turned to the movie theaters to get away from families or crazed shoppers. While there was a lot to offer, Moana ended up being the number one film of the weekend, taking in $82 million in its debut.

If you haven’t seen it yet, well then you’re missing out on one of the greatest Disney movies ever (check out our review here). And to prove it, Disney has released a full music sequence from the film that sees Dwayne Johnson singing his song “You’re Welcome.” Check it out below.

One of the legendary Hayao Miyazaki‘s many Studio Ghibli animated classics, Spirited Away (Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi), which won an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, is set to return to theaters soon.

It’s been announced that the film will be returning to cinemas in celebration of its 15th anniversary. There will be two screenings. The first is on December 4th, and that one will be the English dubbed version. The second is on December 5th, and will be the original Japanese version with English subtitles. Both will also include a short film that’s never been released in North America.

You can find all the info on the screenings below.