For years we have awaited 2015, a period that would produce so much awesome entertainment unlike no other. With Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Ultron, Tomorrowland, Pixar’s Inside Out and Star Wars: The Force Awakens on the short-term horizon on the film side, Disneyland’s 60th on the theme park side, and a variety of exciting television/digital projects to debut, Disney continues to demonstrate its power in the media world.

Last week’s Annual Meeting of Shareholders revealed a few upcoming plans, complemented by a slew of headlines that have rocked the industry — and, most of all, rocked in a great way. Needless to say, there is likely no better time to be a Disney fan. At the very least, divisiveness acknowledged on some issues, we can have more substantial and more frequent discussions on Disney’s entertainment dominance and interesting avenues for extending its branding reach.

Capitalizing on the new Disney live-action Cinderella, the jokers at Screen Junkies introduced their latest Honest Trailer — the original animated Cinderella from 1950.

In this newest installment, they immediately address the thing that most parents said when we heard Disney was producing another Cinderella movie: “AGAIN!”.

Watch the honest trailer for the Disney’s classic 1950 animated Cinderella here below.

Frozen Fever
Directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee
Music by Christophe Beck
Starring Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff, and Josh Gad
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Release Date: Friday, March 13, 2015

Who’s got Frozen Fever? This girl! Not because I’m the mother of a 4-year-old girl and it’s a prerequisite. Not because I saw Olaf voice actor Josh Gad in the opening cast of The Book of Mormon as Elder Cunningham, and thought him brilliant. And not because secretly inside I believe myself to be a magical queen with formidable powers.

Ok. Maybe because of that.

The first Hotel Transylvania film showed that the most frightening monsters in cinema and literature can be human. Raising a family isn’t easy, especially when there are rebellious teenagers driving you mad.

Hotel Transylvania 2 is a continuation of the first film, and in the first trailer we get to see Dracula (voiced by Adam Sandler) acting like a momma bird by teaching his grandson how to fly by tossing him off a tower in hopes that instinct will kick in and he’ll transform into a bat despite being half human. Of course if you are a fan of the first film, you probably know how this will all end up. Watch the first trailer for Hotel Transylvania 2 after the jump.

During Disney’s annual shareholders this morning, where news about Star Wars: Episode VIII and the first Star Wars, spinoff film, was revealed, officially confirmed that a sequel for 2013’s animated phenomenon Frozen is in development.

Based on the massive success of Frozen, most would consider Frozen 2 as a given that was only a matter of time, but up until today there was little mention of a sequel.