Awesome Disney

We were hoping for more classic arcade game references in the international trailer for Disney’s first movie about living inside a video game – that doesn’t have TRON in the title. Out 11/2 in the U.S.

DeviantArtist Witit Karpkraikaew proves how truly deviant he is with these creepy, childhood-ruining images of Disney princesses after they’ve been infected by the living dead.

(NSFW: Language) Todrick Hall remakes Belle’s song Little Town from Beauty and the Beast and gives it a ghetto flavor. Hide yo’ kids, because they got no business watching this tale.

It took Daniel Navarrete a year and over 30,000 individual photos to create this time-lapse video, but it does a great job sharing the experience of Disneyland – without having to wait in long lines.

Introduced at Disney Hollywood Studios’ Star Wars Weekends 2012, the Carbon Freeze Me service will make you an 8″ figurine of yourself frozen in carbonite a la Han Solo. More here.

Disney Research demonstrates an incredible advancement in touch-based control with Touché, a system capable of detecting touch and gestures on everyday objects, in liquids, and even on skin.

Bryan Boyce infuses Scorsese’s classic with a little shot of Disney, through the use of clever editing and visual tweaks to the explicit original. The ending is particularly clever (and accurate.)

What do Disney and George R.R. Martin have in common? A penchant for tales about royalty and kingdoms, as shown in this mashup of Disney flicks and the teaser for Game of Thrones Season 2.

YouTuber moviemaestroten (aka Brad Hansen) synced the audio of the new Dark Knight Rises trailer with the visuals of The Lion King, and the result is pretty darn amusing, if you ask us.

The master of lasers works his light-bending magic in Disneyland’s ElecTRONica. We love the part where he “picks up” the laser beams and twirls them like batons. How do you do that again?

Remember Swoozie, the ex-Disney “cast member” who told of his corporate run-ins at the house of the mouse? He’s back, with new tales at The Happiest Place on Earth. And Vista W-aaaaay.

We know it’s a common practice for movies to reuse footage to save time and money, but did you know that Disney animators reused movements and applied them to totally different characters?

Where every little Uruk-hai and evil wizard-in-training dreams of going to. Once you’re in, you’ll never want be able to leave. The Happiest Place in Middle Earth tee by Famousafterdeath.

The warped mind of DingDangler Disneyfies the climactic and violent “I drink your milkshake” scene from Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood, and re-titles it Donald Goes Bowling.

We’re not sure if Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz are linked in a rivalry or a romance in the latest trailer for On Stranger Tides; either way, we look forward to seeing them, and the mermaids, in May.

Nick Pitera is a double threat. Not only is he a Pixar animator, he’s got the vocal chops to sing all the parts from his favorite Disney flicks, and pulls them off flawlessly in this entertaining video.

What if Walt Disney produced Up in the ’60s? In an alternate reality, this era saw the production of the high-flying adventure-comedy, starring Spencer Tracy and Kirk Douglas instead of Ed Asner.

Here’s a triple combo of amusement that’s making us laugh today: stick figure animation, the random absurdity of corporate rules and the earnest way Swoozie has rolled it all together in this video.

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides picks up where At World’s End left off, with Captain Jack searching for the Fountain of Youth, which leads to a chance encounter with dread pirate Blackbeard.

Bob Zemeckis heads into the uncanny valley again, producing Disney’s CGI mo-cap flick, starring – get this – Seth Green as the story’s 9 year-old protagonist, Milo. Based on Berke Breathed’s book.

Disney has released the first official trailer for Cars 2: World Grand Prix: looks like Lightning McQueen and Tow Mater will experience lots of international intrigue. In theaters Summer 2011, in 2D and 3D.

Walt Disney takes us back to our childhood and a kinder, gentler time in the Hundred Acre Wood with Winnie the Pooh, the first big-screen Pooh adventure in more than 35 years. Out July 2011.

Disney continues its controlled movie tease with the third trailer for Tron: Legacy. In this one we find a budding romance, a happy reunion, and loads of epic eye candy in the Grid. (Thanks Ugo!)