Along with animated films like Bambi and Fantasia, Disney premiered Dumbo in the 1940s, starting a legacy of beloved animated films. This movie included lovable characters like Dumbo, his mother, and ...

The new trailer for Disney's Dumbo shows us that Disney, Director Tim Burton, and all of the animators and actors involved appear to be hitting the right note for bringing this 1941 animated classic ...

The original was made in 1941. It’s by far the oldest source material of all the Disney remakes, and its plot is also the thinnest: Mrs. Jumbo gives birth to Dumbo, a baby elephant with ridiculously ...

"You can do it, Dumbo. Show them." Disney has revealed their first full-length, official trailer for the live-action Dumbo movie, about the little elephant who can fly. And you'll really believe he ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Walt Disney Studios’ next live-action film, Dumbo, is a bit over a month away from flying into ...

The circus is back in town Beast Kingdom announces another Disney D-Stage statue. Dumbo and his companion Timothy Q. Mouse have returned once again. The 1941 Disney animated classic film can now be ...

Dumbo is Disney's latest foray into adapting its classic animated films into live action features. While Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella have fared well with critics, Dumbo hasn't been welcomed in ...

It's hard to think of a time when the Walt Disney Company was down on its luck, but in the early to mid-1940s, due to World War II, international box offices were cut off. While Snow White and the ...

Conservatives are expressing outrage after Disney+ made the decision to put restrictions on classics such as Dumbo, Peter Pan, and The Aristocats. The streaming giant removed access to a number of ...

UPDATE, 2nd SUNDAY AM Update 9:30AM after 8:08AM post: With chart Disney‘s Dumbo didn’t leave a big footprint with a meh $45M opening after a $17.5M Saturday, which, next to Friday-plus previews, is ...

In the early 1940s, this newspaper wrote repeatedly in gushing terms about an animated picture from Walt Disney, one in which it was declared that any faults “do not come to mind while seeing the film ...