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Meet the Robinsons and Bolt both came out while I was in high school, when I felt like I should either outgrow or at least take a break from contemporary Disney animation. (It didn't help when some Disney Adventures comics spoiled Wilbur's future to me.) I haven't seen Ralph Breaks the Internet or ...

Some relevant information I'd like to share about myself, if I finally become a regular poster: As of this writing, I've seen all but three of the Disney Animated Canon movies spanning Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to Encanto . My favorite entry is Beauty and the Beast , while The Lion King marks ...

This article gives a May 5 release date for the American UHD, and appears to include some screenshots of the new restoration. As a longtime fan of the movie, I think it sounds exciting that following this reissue, 2/3 of the Walt Disney (the person) movies with physical 4K releases will boast Mary ...

There was a great collage once, of pics from the 2005 Platinum Edition DVD, where a lot of mistakes/errors were shown, but I can't find it anymore. Does any of you remember the image? :?: I found a backup of it on TV Tropes: https://web.archive.org/web/20150428075826if_/http://members.chello.nl/h.h...

I finally found time to test the review on my MacBook Pro, and can confirm that both Google Chrome and Safari display the whole page (although it loads more slowly on the latter).

Unfortunately, neither of the Ad Blockers I installed on my phone could help me read the review there.

I experienced the issue on both an iPhone and a Windows Desktop.

For comparison's sake, here's how long the review runs in the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240625114 ... tml#expand

I removed DVDizzy from my website data, turned off all my extensions (including my VPN), and even installed Chrome. Unfortunately for me, the issue persists.

Long-time reader (of both the articles and this forum), first time poster. :wave: For at least these past few months, I've experienced several instances in which I attempted to re-read an old Ultimate Disney/DVDizzy review (such as Kelvin Celdeno/Disneykid's look at The Princess Bride ), only for it...