DISNEYS BROTHER BEAR 2003

DISNEY’S HOLES CAME OUT ON APRIL 11 TH 2003

Holes is a 2003 American neo-Western comedy drama film directed by Andrew Davis and written by Louis Sachar, based on the 1998 novel of the same name. The film stars Sigourney Weaver, Jon Voight, Patricia Arquette, Tim Blake Nelson and Shia LaBeouf.

The film was produced by Chicago Pacific Entertainment in association with Phoenix Pictures, presented by Walden Media and Walt Disney Pictures,^[4] and distributed in many markets by the distribution company Buena Vista.

IN CAMP GREENLAKE TEXAS In Green Lake, Texas, the Yelnats family has been cursed to be unlucky, which they blame on their ancestor Elya’s failure to keep a promise to fortune teller Madame Zeroni over a century earlier in Latvia. One day, Stanley Yelnats IV is wrongfully convicted of stealing a pair of sneakers donated to charity by baseball player Clyde “Sweet Feet” Livingston, and is sentenced to 18 months at Camp Green Lake, a juvenile detention camp, in lieu of jail time. THE CAMP IS IN A DRIED LAKE BED WHERE RAIN NEVER FALLS AND

enomous yellow-spotted lizards proliferate. Stanley meets warden Louise Walker; her assistant, Mr. Sir; and camp counselor Dr. Pendanski. Prisoners, known by their nicknames—including Zero, Zig-Zag, Armpit, Squid, X-Ray, and Magnet—dig holes in the desert daily; they may earn a day off if they find anything interesting inside the holes. After Stanley finds a golden lipstick tube initialed K.B. and a fossil, he is accepted into the group and given the nickname Caveman. When Magnet steals Mr. Sir’s bag of sunflower seeds, Stanley takes responsibility and is taken to Walker’s cabin. Inside, Stanley discovers old wanted posters and newspapers and realizes “KB” stands for Katherine “Kissin’ Kate” Barlow, an outlaw his great-grandfather encountered. Walker assaults Mr. Sir for his irrelevant report and allows Stanley to return to work.

Camp Green Lake’s history is revealed in a series of flashbacks as a flourishing lakeside community in the 19th century. Kate romantically bonds with Sam, an African-American onion merchant who helps repair her schoolhouse. When the wealthy Charles “Trout” Walker discovers the two kissing, he spreads the word out OF jealousy AND THE TOWN’S PEOPLE citizens burn down the schoolhouse AND MURDER SAM IN RETAILTION KATE BECOMES AN OUTLAW KISSING KATE BARLOW HUNTING DOWN TROUTS MEN KATE KILLS MEN AND THEN SHE KISSES THEM GIVING HER THE NAME KISSING KATE BARLOW AS HER LEDGAND IS ESTABLSHED GREENLAKE INTO DECLINE DUE TO THE LAKES SUDDIN EVAPRATION

 One of Kate’s victims is Elya’s son Stanley Yelnats Sr., who is robbed of his chest of gold and left to fend for himself in the desert. Years later, Kate has a final confrontation with the now-destitute Walkers; before allowing herself to be lethally bitten by a lizard, she boasts neither Walker nor his descendants will find her buried fortune.

In the present, Pendanski mocks Zero, whose real name is Hector Zeroni, but the latter strikes Pendanski with a shovel and flees. After some deliberation, Stanley searches for Hector. The two have difficulty surviving in the desert without water. Eventually, Stanley carries the ailing Hector up the mountain, where they find a field of wild onions and a source of water, helping them regain strength; at the same time, Stanley unknowingly fulfills his ancestor’s promise to the fortune teller and breaks the curse. While camping on the mountain, Hector tells Stanley he stole Livingston’s sneakers and threw them over the bridge to evade the police, only for them to inadvertently hit Stanley’s head.

Returning to the camp, Stanley and Hector investigate the hole where Stanley found the lipstick and discover a chest before they are discovered by Walker, Mr. Sir, and Pendanski. They soon realize Walker, who is Trout’s granddaughter, has been using the inmates to search for Barlow’s treasure. The adults are unable to steal the chest from the boys, as the hole has swarmed with lizards, which do not bite Stanley and Hector due to the onions they ate earlier. The adults, puzzled, wait for the lizards to kill the boys. The next morning, the attorney general and Stanley’s lawyer arrive, accompanied by a Texas Ranger; the chest Stanley found is discovered to have belonged to his namesake great-grandfather. Walker, Mr. Sir, who is in truth a paroled criminal named Marion Sevillo, and Pendanski, who is impersonating a doctor, are arrested. Stanley and Zero are released, and it rains in Green Lake for the first time in over a century.

The Yelnats family obtains the chest, which contains jewels, deeds, and promissory notes. They share this with Hector, who uses it to hire private investigators to find his missing mother, and both families live a life of financial ease as neighbors.

Cast[edit]

• Sigourney Weaver as Louise Walker/The Warden
• Jon Voight as Marion Sevillo/Mr. Sir
• Tim Blake Nelson as Dr. Pendanski
• Shia LaBeouf as Stanley “Caveman” Yelnats IV
• Khleo Thomas as Hector “Zero” Zeroni
• Jake M. Smith as Squid
• Byron Cotton as Armpit
• Brenden Jefferson as X-Ray
• Miguel Castro as Magnet
• Max Kasch as Zig-Zag
• Noah Poletiek as Twitch
• Zane Holtz as Barf Bag
• Steve Koslowski as Lump
• Roma Maffia as Attorney Carla Morengo
• Siobhan Fallon Hogan as Tiffany Yelnats
• Henry Winkler as Stanley Yelnats III
• Nathan Davis as Stanley Yelnats Jr.
• Shelley Malil as The Yelnatses’ Landlord
• Rick Fox as Clyde “Sweetfeet” Livingston
• Nicole Pulliam as Mrs. Sweetfeet
• Eartha Kitt as Madame Zeroni
• Damien Luvara as Elya Yelnats
• Sanya Mateyas as Myra Menke
• Ravil Isyanov as Morris Menke
• Ken Davitian as Igor Barkov
• Patricia Arquette as Kissin’ Kate Barlow
• Scott Plank as Trout Walker
• Dulé Hill as Sam
• Allan Kolman as Stanley Yelnats Sr.
• Louis Sachar as Mr. Collingwood^[6]
• Michael Cavanaugh as Judge Austin Gorg

Production[edit]

Director Andrew Davis chose to direct Holes to show he was capable of making more than action films such as The Fugitive and Collateral Damage.^[7] He encouraged author Louis Sachar to participate in the production and adapt the novel into a screenplay.^[7] To break down the novel’s action into a film, Davis and Sachar storyboarded over 100 scenes on 3-by-5 note cards, each of which had specific time allotments. Sachar said Davis “went through and said, ‘Now as you rewrite it, this card should take half a minute, this one should take three minutes, this one should take one minute, and so on.'”^[7] Before Sachar was hired, Richard Kelly was given the job to write the screenplay. His draft notoriously diverged from the source material, and had a darker, post-apocalyptic take with sci-fi elements. Kelly admitted he was naive and was told by the production staff that he was “insane” before being booted off the film.^[8]

Holes was filmed in California over 10 weeks in the summer of 2002^[9] on a $20 million budget.^[3] When looking for a child actor to play Stanley, Davis asked for an actor like “a young Tom Hanks“.^[7] Shia LaBeouf was cast, with Frankie Muniz turning down the role due to his commitment on Agent Cody Banks. In the original book, Stanley is depicted as obese, shedding considerable weight as the book progresses. The filmmakers chose to drop this aspect from the movie, as they believed it would have been difficult to convincingly portray the weight loss in a live-action film.^[7]

The film was shot in several locations, including Ridgecrest, California.^[7] LaBeouf was simultaneously doing work for the Disney Channel show Even Stevens, and worked on the film after taping Even Stevens.^[10] To show the seven kids’ holes being dug gradually throughout the day, different “phases” were used, for each of which the seven holes were given different levels of depth. For the yellow spotted lizards, fourteen bearded dragons were used, four of which were used for the main parts, and the rest used as “background atmosphere lizards”.^[11]

Music[edit]

The film’s music includes the Grammy-winning single “Just Like You” by Keb Mo’, and the Dr. Dre and Mike Elizondo-produced “Dig It” by The D Tent Boys (the actors portraying the D Tent group inmates), which included a video that was played regularly on the Disney Channel. The soundtrack also includes contributions by the Eels, Devin Thompson, Dr. John, Eagle Eye Cherry, Fiction Plane, Little Axe, Moby, North Mississippi Allstars, Pepe Deluxé, Shaggy, Stephanie Bentley, and Teresa James & the Rhythm Tramps.^[12] The score was composed and conducted by Joel McNeely.^{[citation needed]}

Holes (Original Soundtrack)
Soundtrack album by Various
Released	April 15, 2003
Label	Walt Disney Records

1. “Dig It” – D-Tent Boys
2. “Keep’n It Real” – Shaggy
3. “Mighty Fine Blues” – Eels
4. “Honey” – Moby
5. “I’m Gonna Be A Wheel Someday” – Teresa James & the Rhythm Tramps
6. “Just Like You” – Keb’ Mo’
7. “Everybody Pass Me By” – Pepe Deluxé
8. “I Will Survive” – Stephanie Bentley
9. “Shake ‘Em On Down” – North Mississippi Allstars
10. “Don’t Give Up” – Eagle Eye Cherry
11. “Happy Dayz” – Devin Thompson
12. “Let’s Make A Better World” – Dr. John
13. “If Only” – Fiction Plane
14. “Eyes Down” – Eels
15. “Down To The Valley” – Little Axe

I VERY MUCH ABSPLUTLY LOVE AND ADORE AND CHERISH THIS 2003 LIVE ATION DISNEY MOVIE THE WARDEN, MR SIR, MR PENDAZKI, TROUT AND HIS MEN, THE SERIFF ARE ALL THE BAD GUY EVERYONE ELSE IS THE GOOD GUYS ALL THE BOYS IN GROUP D ARE MY FAVEORITE CHARTERS EXSPCEACLY STANLY AND HECTOR AND SAMS IS ALSO MY FAVEORITE I GIVE THIS AMAZING DISNEY MOVIE 70,00000000000000 PINK PURPLE AND GOLD HEARTS AND STARS.

WALT DISNEY’S BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS WAS REALSED ON DECEMBER 13TH 1971.

BEDSKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS IS A 1971 DISNEY FILM BASED ON A PAIR OF NOVELS BY MARY NORTON. THE FILM IS OFTEN REGARDED AS SPRITUAL SUCCSESSOR TO MARY POPPINS A LIVE ACTION FANTASIY MUSICAL WITH A substantial segment incorporating ANAMAITION WITH THE SAME PRODUCTION COMPANY, SAME DIRCTOR, SAME SCRIPTWHRITERS, SAME SONG WRITERS, ONE ACTOR IN COMMON ETC.

ITS AUGUST 1940 IN BRITSIH COSTAL VILLIGE OF PEPPERINGE EYE, AND AMONG THE CHILDREN EVEACUATED HERE FROM THE ON GOING BATTLE OF BRITTEN ARE THREE ORPHANES SIBLINGS CARRIE CHARILIE AND PAUL. They’re reluctantly TAKEN BY MISS Eglantine PRICE ANGELA LANSBURY. A SPINSTER WHO’S SECERTLY  taking mail-order witchcraft LESSONS IN HOPE OF BEING ABLE TO AID THE WAR EFFORT WITH MAGIC. MISS PRICE DOESN’T WANT THE KIDS AND THE KIDS DONT WANT MISS PRICE Price, so they try to get rid of each other as quickly as possible. BUT WHEN THE CHILDREN SEE HER FLYING A BROOMSTICK AT NIGHT THEY STRIKE A BARGIN IN  exchange for keeping her secret, THE CHILDREN GET TO LIVE THEIR LIVES AT MISS PRICE’S HOME ANY WAY THEY LIKE. TO SEAL THE DEAL MISS PRICE GIVES LITTLE PAUL A transportation SPELL WITCH ENCHANTS THE BIG BED INTO A MAGICAL TRAVLING BED. WHEN THE WITCHCRAFT SCHOOL abruptly CLOSES, LEAVING MISS PRICE WITHOUT THE ALL IMPORTANT  Substitutiary Locomotion SPELL SHE NEEDS, SHE AND THE CHILDREN TRAVEL TO LONDEN VIA BED. THEY DISCOVER THE PROFFESOR  Emelius Browne (David Tomlinson) IS A FRAUD WHO WAS JUST SELLING HER THE PAGES OF AN ENCOMLETE SPELL BOOK , which he didn’t even KNOW WAS WORKING. SO BEGINS A GREATER  journey,  FROM THE MARKET OF PORTABELLO ROAD TO THE ISLE OF Naboombu LAND OF FUNNY ANIMALS IN  search OF THE SPELL. ONCE MISS PRICE LEARNS IT SHE’LL HAVE TO USE IT’S POWER TO BRING inanimate objects TO LIFE TO SAVE HER HOMETOWN FROM NONE OTHER THEN THE HORRABLE NIGHTMARE NAZIES. EVERYONE IS THE GOOD GUYS EXEPT THE NAZIES AND THE BOOK MAN.

I ABLOUTLY POSATIVLY ADORE THIS CLASSIC DISNEY 1970’S MOVIE I GIVE GIVE IT IFINTY HEARTS AND STARS AND DIMONDS.

Disney Sing-Along Songs^[a] is a series of videos on VHS, betamax, laserdisc, and DVD with musical moments from various Disney films, TV shows, and attractions. Lyrics for the songs are sometimes displayed on-screen with the Mickey Mouse icon as a “bouncing ball“. Early releases open with a theme song introduction (written by Patrick DeRemer) containing footage featuring Professor Owl and his class, seen originally in 1953 in two Disney shorts, Melody and Toot, Whistle, Plunk, and Boom (voiced then by Bill Thompson). Professor Owl (now voiced by Corey Burton) hosts some of the videos, while either Jiminy Cricket or Ludwig Von Drake host others. Later volumes, as well as the two Christmas videos, do not feature a host at all. Scenes with Jiminy Cricket and Ludwig Von Drake were taken from television programs, including the Walt Disney anthology television series and The Mickey Mouse Club, which featured the characters in the 1950s and 1960s.

WITH THE SING ALONG SONGS YOU CAN SING ALONG WITH YOUR FAVE DISNEY SONGS FROM YOUR FAVE DISNEY MOVIE

DISNEY SING ALONG SONGS UNDER THE SEAS WAS RELEASED ON VHS IN MAY 18TH 1990.

THE FIRST OF FOUR distinct  SERIES WAS ISSUED BEGINING ON

 December 23, 1986, with Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah, which would be followed by five more volumes. The second series released in August 1990 with Under the Sea and Disneyland Fun, featuring a new design and reissued volumes labeled One (1) through Twelve (12) in North America (worldwide, volume numbers). The third series, which began with 1994’s Circle of Life, saw another new package design and the re-release of all previous volumes (excluding Fun with Music, repackaged as 101 Notes of Fun along with Hercules for markets outside North America). Around 1996 this series incorporated Mickey’s Fun Songs repackaged as Sing-Along Songs (a three volume live-action set in the style of Disneyland Fun). Spanish-language editions of some volumes were released (Disney Canta Con Nosotros). Some songs moved to newer volumes, newly remixed opening and closing songs appeared. The final release in this format was Flik’s Musical Adventure at Disney’s Animal Kingdom on June 8, 1999. In the remixed opening and closing themes, the remixed opening can be heard on Friend Like Me, Circle of Life, Honor to Us All, and Collection of All-Time Favorites, and the remixed closing can be heard on the 1993 and 1994 editions of Heigh-Ho, as well as Friend Like Me, Circle of Life, and Collection of All-Time Favorites. This series abandoned any new volume numbers, included only sporadically on third series volumes. A special three volume set, Collection of All-Time Favorites, was released in 1997. There have been over 30 titles released to home video. Newly remastered editions began appearing in 2002 on Disney DVD, beginning with Very Merry Christmas Songs, featuring a new package design, bonus features, and some new songs. Some Disney DVD feature releases include individual songs as bonus features. Winnie-the-Pooh Sing a Song volumes are being incorporated into the Sing Along Songs series. The DVD series (fourth series) features Sebastian the Crab (from The Little Mermaid) singing the theme song, replacing Professor Owl. THE SONGS IN DISNEY SING ALONG SONGS UNDER THE SEA SONGS IN ORDER

1. Under the Sea (from 1989’s The Little Mermaid)
2. By the Beautiful Blue Sea (song from 1914; not used in a Disney production until 2003’s The Haunted Mansion)
3. Never Smile at a Crocodile (instrumental used in 1953’s Peter Pan)
4. That’s What Makes the World Go Round (from 1963’s The Sword in the Stone)
5. Kiss the Girl (from The Little Mermaid)
6. At the Codfish Ball (song by Shirley Temple in 1936’s Captain January from 20^th Century Fox)
7. Sailing, Sailing and Sailor’s Hornpipe (traditional song melodies on hornpipe)
8. A Whale of a Tale (from 1954’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea)
9. Someone’s Waiting for You (from 1977’s The Rescuers)
10. Reprise Conclusion: Under the Sea

I REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY LOVE DISNEY SING ALONG SONGS I ABOUSULTY HIGHLY RECCOMEND ALL THE DISNEY SING ALONG SONGS TO THOSE WHO ARE OBESSED WITH DISNEY MOVIES WITH SONGS AND LOVE TO SING TO THE SONGS. I GIVE ALL THE DISNEY SING ALONG SONGS EVERY HEART STARS AND LOVE AND SMILES.

DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST ENCHANTED CHRISTMAS WAS RELEASED ON NOVEMBER 11TH 1997.

Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas is a 1997 direct-to-video animated Christmas musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Television Animation.^[3] It is the follow-up to Disney’s 1991 animated feature film Beauty and the Beast. The film sold 7.6 million VHS tapes in 1997.^[4] This is the first of two sequels to Beauty and the Beast that were released, with the other being Belle’s Magical World (1998).

Plot A CHRISTMAS PARTY IS HELD AT THE BEAST’S CASTLE SOMETIME AFTER THE ENCHANTRESS SPELL IS BROKEN ATENTED BY ALMOST THE ENTIRE VILLAGE. WHILE REMENSING ABOUT THE PREVIOUS YEAR’S CHRISTMAS

, Lumiere and Cogsworth get into an argument over who “saved” Christmas, prompting Mrs. Potts to tell the story.

One year ago, not long after the Beast saved Belle from the wolves, Belle anticipates the coming Christmas season, as do the other servants, though they reveal that the Prince is against the season since that’s when he was transformed into a Beast and the enchanted rose was put under the bell jar on Christmas Eve. To lighten his spirit, Belle teaches the Beast how to ice skate. They are observed from the West Wing by Forte, a pipe organ who was formerly the Prince’s court composer and does not want the spell to break (meaning he never wanted to be human again) as he believes that he is of more use in his enchanted form. He sends his piccolo minion, Fife, to sabotage their newfound friendship, causing Belle and the Beast to crash into the snow. Then, when Belle makes a snow angel, the Beast sees his snow figure as a shadow of a monster. He roars, thrashes the snow and storms off in a fit of rage. As Fife claims that Forte will be proud of him, the Beast stomps back into his castle in fury and depression.

Despite the Beast’s misgivings, Belle decides to celebrate Christmas without his consent, though the Beast gradually opens up to the idea with advice from Lumiere. Belle meets Forte in the West Wing and he suggests that she venture into the forest to find a Christmas tree, but he secretly tells the Beast that Belle is abandoning him. Forte then continues to manipulate the Beast (under his mind control) into a rage, destroying the Christmas decorations in the dining room and storming off outside to look for Belle. Angel ornamentation decorator Angelique cries after the Beast had destroyed everything, thinking it’s hopeless. Belle and a few more servants find and chop the tree down, but Belle falls through thin ice and almost drowns. The Beast intervenes and saves her in time, though he locks her in the dungeon for supposedly breaking her promise not to leave.

As Belle is comforted inside the dungeon by the servants and Fife, who felt guilty for what happened. Forte tempts the Beast to destroy the rose when a petal flutters beside the storybook present Belle left him. The Beast then has a change of heart after reading it makes him realize that all she wants is for him to be happy and let go of the past. He then frees Belle, giving his consent to celebrate Christmas. Powerless to prevent the inevitable, thinking that when human again he would once more fade into the background, Forte, in a lasting attempt, attempts to use his powers to bring the castle down, thinking that they can’t fall in love if they’re dead. Fife confronts Forte and it is revealed that the solo Forte promised him was all along blank, even going as far as to tell him that he’s second rate and that’s all he’ll ever be. Beast then storms up to confront Forte, but by then unreasonable to obey him. Belle and the others reach the West Wing where Lumiere, Cogsworth and Angelique try to save the rose, while Belle joins the Beast in confronting Forte. Fife points to the Beast’s Forte’s keyboard where he clambers up and pulls it away, removing Forte’s magic abilities. The Beast violently smashes Forte’s keyboard. Forte then tries to pull away from the wall, causing him to come crashing down into the floor, killing him while Belle comforts the devastated Beast. Soon after, the castle is repaired, Fife receives a royal pardon, and Christmas is celebrated.

Back in the present, Mrs. Potts concludes that it was Belle who saved Christmas. Belle and the Prince enter the court to greet their guests, presenting Chip with a storybook as a present. As Fife, now the new court composer, leads the orchestra, the Prince and Belle share a moment on the balcony, where he gives her a rose as a gift.

• Paige O’Hara as Belle
• Robby Benson as Prince Adam/Beast
• Jerry Orbach as Lumière
• David Ogden Stiers as Cogsworth
• Angela Lansbury as Mrs. Potts
• Haley Joel Osment as Chip.
  • Andrew Keenan-Bolger provides his singing voice.
• Bernadette Peters as Angelique
• Paul Reubens as Fife
• Tim Curry as Forte
• Frank Welker as Phillippe the Horse and Sultan
• Jeff Bennett as Axe
• Kath Soucie as The Enchantress
• Rodger Bumpass as additional vocals

Music[edit]

Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
Soundtrack album by Various Artists
Released	September 9, 1997
Genre	Soundtrack/Christmas
Length	46:44
Label	Walt Disney
Producer	Bambi Moe Jay Landers Harold J. Kleiner

A soundtrack was released on September 9, 1997. The original score and songs were composed by Rachel Portman with lyrics written by Don Black, marking the first time in history that a Disney animated feature film has been scored by a woman. The film’s songs were recorded “live” with an orchestra and the cast in a room, similar to the first film.

“Stories”, sung by Paige O’Hara, is about what Belle will give the Beast for a Christmas: a story book, and is heavily based on the motif in the finale of Jean Sibelius‘ symphony no. 5. “As Long As There’s Christmas”, the theme of the film, is about finding hope during Christmas Time. The song was sung by the cast of the film with a back-up chorus and is sung when Belle and the enchanted objects redecorate the castle for Christmas. “Don’t Fall In Love”, sung by Tim Curry, displays Forte’s plan on keeping the Beast away from Belle to stop the spell from breaking. “A Cut Above The Rest”, also sung by the cast, is about how teamwork and friends are very important in life.

“Deck The Halls” is performed during the opening title by Jerry Orbach, David Ogden Stiers, Bernadette Peters, and the Chorus. Tracks 8 to 15 also act as a Christmas album of traditional carols sung by Paige O’Hara.

1.	“Deck The Halls“	Jerry Orbach, David Ogden Stiers, Angela Lansbury, Bernadette Peters & Chorus
2.	“Stories”	Paige O’Hara
3.	“As Long As There’s Christmas”	Paige O’Hara, Jerry Orbach, David Ogden Stiers, Angela Lansbury, Bernadette Peters & Chorus
4.	“Don’t Fall In Love”	Tim Curry
5.	“As Long As There’s Christmas (Reprise)”	Paige O’Hara & Bernadette Peters
6.	“A Cut Above The Rest”	Jerry Orbach, David Ogden Stiers & Paige O’Hara
7.	“As Long As There’s Christmas (End Title)”

EVERYONE IS THE GOOD GUYS EXEPT FOR FORTE VOICED BY TIM CURRY

DISNEY’S THE SANTA CLAUS WAS RELEASED ON NOVEMBER 11 1994.

Scott Calvin is a marketing director for a toy company in Lakeside, Illinois. A divorced father, he prepares to spend Christmas Eve with his son Charlie. Scott wants Charlie to maintain his belief in Santa Claus, despite not believing himself. Scott’s ex-wife Laura and her psychiatrist husband Dr. Neil Miller both stopped believing in Santa at a young age, and they feel it is time for Charlie to do the same.

Following an uneventful evening at Denny’s (after Scott accidentally burned the dinner at home), Scott and Charlie are awakened that night by a noise on the roof. In his investigation, Scott startles Santa Claus who is on the roof, who then slips, falls off the roof, and dies in the snow below. Santa’s dead body vanishes, leaving behind a red suit and business card stating that if anything were to happen to the man, put on the suit and the reindeer will know what to do. Scott and Charlie are surprised to find Santa’s sleigh and reindeer on the roof. At Charlie’s request, Scott reluctantly dons the suit and spends the rest of the night delivering gifts before the reindeer take them to the North Pole.

The head elf, Bernard, explains that by putting on the dead man’s suit, Scott is subject to a legal technicality known as “The Santa Clause”, and has accepted all of the late Santa’s duties and responsibilities. Bernard gives Scott eleven months to get his affairs in order before reporting back to the North Pole on Thanksgiving. Confused and overwhelmed, Scott changes into the pajamas provided to him and falls asleep.

The next morning, Scott awakes in his own bed and believes the previous night’s events were a dream, but realizes he is still wearing the pajamas given to him. Charlie, recalling what had happened, is convinced that his father is the new Santa Claus, and his proud expression of this arouses disbelief and concern in Laura, Neil, and the school staff. Scott, not wanting to destroy Charlie’s newfound enthusiasm, asks him to keep their North Pole trip a secret. Over the next year, Scott undergoes a drastic and inexplicable transformation; he gains an extraordinary amount of weight and develops an increased fondness for sweets, particularly milk and cookies. He develops a thick white beard that instantly regrows after shaving, and his hair turns white in spite of attempts to dye it. During a meeting with his company, Scott is angered at a proposal to advertise a toy military tank by showing Santa riding it. He also begins to recount ‘naughty’ and ‘nice’ children by name when he sees them. After Laura and Neil witness children wanting to sit on Scott’s lap at Charlie’s soccer game, they assume Scott is deliberately misleading Charlie and decide to have a judge suspend Scott’s visitation rights. On Thanksgiving night, a devastated Scott goes to Laura and Neil’s house to see Charlie one last time. Charlie, desperate to help Scott realize how important he is to the children of the world, shows Scott a magical snow globe that Bernard had given him, finally convincing Scott that he really is Santa. When Laura and Neil allow Scott a minute to talk to Charlie alone, Bernard appears and transports him and Charlie to the North Pole. Thinking Scott has kidnapped Charlie, Laura and Neil call the police.

Scott sets out to deliver gifts with Charlie in tow. Upon arriving at Laura and Neil’s home, Scott is arrested inside the house while Charlie waits for him in the sleigh. The elves send a team to break him out of jail. Scott returns

 Charlie to his house and insists he spend Christmas Eve with Laura and Neil. His heartfelt speech to Charlie about the importance of everyone in the family convinces Laura and Neil that he is Santa. Laura burns the court documents suspending Scott’s visitation rights, and tells Scott he can visit anytime. Bernard appears and tells Charlie that any time he shakes his magical snow globe, his father will appear. Before leaving, Scott gives Laura and Neil the two Christmas presents that they never got as children, which had caused their disbelief in Santa. Scott’s takeoff from the roof proves his identity to the police and a crowd of witnesses outside the house.

Shortly after Scott leaves, Charlie summons him back with the snow globe and Laura agrees to let Charlie go with Scott in the sleigh to finish delivering the presents.

Cast

• Tim Allen as Scott Calvin / Santa Claus
• Eric Lloyd as Charlie Calvin
• Wendy Crewson as Laura Miller
• Judge Reinhold as Dr. Neil Miller
• David Krumholtz as Bernard The Head Elf
• Paige Tamada as Judy The Elf
• Peter Boyle as Mr. Whittle
• Joyce Guy as Principal Compton
• Judith Scott as Susan Perry
• Tabitha Lupien as Ballet Girl
• Lachlan Murdoch as Fax Kid
• John Pasquin as Santa #6
• Steve Vinovich as Dr. Pete Novos
• Frank Welker as Reindeer (voice)
• Kerrigan Mahan as Reindeer (voice)
• Bob Dermer as Puppet Punch
• Nina Keogh as Puppet Judy
• Melissa King as Sara
• Steve Lucescu as Santa Claus, who Scott accidentally kills, and must take his place. (Uncredited).
• Larry Brandenburg as Detective Nunzio
• Jayne Eastwood as Judy the Waitress
• Kenny Vadas as the E.L.F.S. Leader
• Chris Benson as Fireman O’Hara
• Mary Gross as Ms. Daniels

The script was written on spec by Steve Rudnick and Leo Benvenuti.^[5] In November 1992, it was announced Hollywood Pictures had acquired the script as a potential starring vehicle for Tim Allen.^[5]

The film was shot at Raleigh Studios in Hollywood, California,^[6] and on location in the Greater Toronto Area, with Oakville serving as the city of Lakeside, Illinois. The reindeer used in the film were all from the Toronto Zoo. The trains used in the North Pole scene and the start of the film were all made by LGB.^[7]

Bill Murray and Chevy Chase^[8] were offered the role of Scott Calvin, but both turned it down; Chase declined due to scheduling conflicts, and Murray did not want to do another holiday-themed movie after doing Scrooged. Tom Selleck, Robin Williams, Tom Hanks, and Mel Gibson were also considered for the role. Jeff Daniels, Stanley Tucci and Bradley Whitford were considered for the role of Neil Miller. Patricia Richardson, Patricia Clarkson, Patricia Heaton, and Kate Burton were considered for the role of Laura Miller.^[9][10

The Santa Clause was released on VHS and LaserDisc on October 25, 1995.^[22]

At one point in the film, a brief exchange between Scott and Laura takes place in which Laura hands Scott a piece of paper with Neal’s mother’s phone number on it. Scott then says “1-800-SPANK-ME. I know that number.” In the United States, the exchange was removed from all home media releases of the film (except for the VHS and LaserDisc releases) and most digital downloads starting with the 1999 DVD release after a 1996 incident in which a child from Steilacoom, Washington called the number (which turned out to be an actual, working sex line number) and incurred a phone bill of US$400 (equivalent to $746.36 in 2022).^[23] The line is also removed from the Disney+ print. On television broadcasts, the number is changed to 1-800-POUND.

The Santa Clause was released on DVD on October 29, 2002, and was presented in widescreen and fullscreen versions.^[24] I WOULD DEVENTLY HIGHLY RECOMEND THIS 1994 DISNEY CHRISTMAS MOVIE TO THOSE WHO LOVE CHRISTMAS AND CHRISTMAS MOVIES .

HOMEWARD BOUND LOST IN SANFRANSISCO IS THE 1996 IS THE SEQUL TO THE 1993 DISNEY’S HOMEWARD BOUND THE INCREADBLE JOURNEY MICHEAL J FOX ONCE AGAIN IS CHANCE THE BULLDOG SALLY FEILD IS SASSY AGAIN REPRISE THEIR ROLES. WHILE RAPLH WAITH IS SHADOW DON AMECHE WHO WAS SHADOW IN THE FIRST MOVIE AFTER THE LATTERS DEATH A FEW MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST MOVIE RELEASED. A FAMILY VACATION GOES AWRY WHEN CHANCE escapes FROM HIS carrier DURING A TRIP THROUGH THE AIRPORT, BELEIVING HE IS BEING SENT BACK TO THE POUND. SHADOW AND SASSY HELP CHANCE ESCAPE escape and the three find themselves lost in San Francisco—with home on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge. On their journey home, they befriend a pack of strays led by Riley, and Chance falls in love with stray named Delilah. Complicating their quest are a duo of mean dogs, and a couple of dognappers in their “Blood Red Van” who are looking for strays to sell for animal testing. ILOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH AS MUCH AS THE FIRST MOVIE I VERY MUCH HIGHLY RECOMEND THIS HEARTWARMING DISNEY HOMEWARD BOUND MOVIE I GIVE THIS MOVIE 35,000000000 PINK ORANGE BLACK AND PURPLE RED AND GREEN EVERYTHING EVERYONE IS THE GOOD GUYS EXEPT FOR THE CATCHERS AND A MEAN DOG .

DISNEY’S HOCUS POCUS WAS RELEASED ON JULY 16TH 1993

PLOT : ON OCTOBER 31 1693 IN SALAM MASSACHUSETTS THACKARY BINKS WITTNESS HIS LITTLE SISTER EMILY BEING WHISKED AWAY TO THE WOODS BY THE SANDERAN SISTERS WHO ARE WITHCHES WINNAFRED AKA WINNIE PLAYED BY BETTE MIDLER ,SARAH PLAYED BY SARAH JESSICA PARKER AND MARY PLAYED BY KATHY NAJMY. BINX CONFRONTS THE WITCHES, BUT FAILS TO SAVE EMILY AND HER LIFE FORCE IS DRAINED MAKING THE WITCHES YOUNG AGAIN. AFTER THAT BINX IS TRANSFORMED INTO A BLACK CAT BY THE WITCHES CURSED TO LIVE WITH THE GUILT OF NOT SAVING EMILY. Having been alerted by Binx’s friend Elijah, the townsfolk arrest the sisters for the murder of Emily. Before the Sanderson sisters are hanged in the town square while they are denying any knowledge of what happened to Thackery, Winifred casts a curse that will resurrect the sisters during a full moon on All Hallows’ Eve if a virgin lights the Black Flame Candle in their cottage. Binx decides to guard the cottage so no one can bring the witches back to life.

Three centuries later, on October 31, 1993, Max Dennison reluctantly takes his younger sister Dani out trick-or-treating where they meet Max’s new classmate Allison Watts whom he is attracted to. The three visit the former Sanderson cottage, now an abandoned museum, where Max inadvertently resurrects the witches. The witches attempt to suck the soul of Dani, but Max comes to her rescue.

Escaping, Max steals Winifred’s spellbook on advice from the immortal cat Binx. He takes the group to an old cemetery where they are protected from the witches since it is hallowed ground. The witches eventually catch up to them at the cemetery where Winifred raises her former love interest William “Billy” Butcherson from the grave and sends him after the children.

The witches pursue the children across town using Mary’s enhanced sense of smell. Winifred reveals that the spell that brought them back only works on Halloween and unless they can suck the life out of at least one child, they will turn to dust when the sun rises. After luring them to the high school, the children trap the witches in a pottery kiln and burn them alive. However, whilst the children are celebrating, the witches’ curse revives them again.

Not realizing the witches have survived, Max and Allison open the spellbook, hoping to reverse the spell on Binx. The open spell book reveals the location of the group, and the witches track them down, kidnap Dani and Binx, and recover the spellbook. Sarah uses her singing to lure Salem’s children to the Sanderson cottage. Max and Allison free Dani and Binx by tricking the witches into believing that sunrise was an hour early. Thinking that they are done for, the witches panic and pass out, allowing Max, Dani, Allison, and Binx to escape.

Back at the cemetery, Billy catches up to the children, takes Max’s knife, cuts his stitched mouth open, and insults Winifred before joining the children against the witches. The witches attack from the air and snatch Dani. Winifred attempts to use the last vial of potion to suck the soul of Dani, but Binx knocks the potion out of her hand which Max catches and promptly drinks, forcing the witches to take him instead of Dani.

The sun starts to rise just as Winifred is about to finish draining Max’s life force. In the ensuing struggle, Allison, Dani, and Billy fend off Mary and Sarah. Max and Winifred, struggling in the air, fall onto the hallowed ground in the cemetery, causing Winifred to turn into stone. As the sun finishes rising above the horizon, Mary and Sarah are disintegrated into dust along with Winifred’s stone body.

The witches’ deaths break Binx’s curse, allowing him to finally die and freeing his soul, reuniting him with Emily as they both head off into the afterlife while Billy returns to his grave to sleep. Winifred’s spellbook opens its eye once more, revealing that it is still alive, indicating that the witches could possibly return again someday. EVERYONE IS THE GOOD GUYS INCLUDING THACKARY , EMILY, DANNY, MAX AND BILLY

In the 1994 TV documentary Hocus Pocus: Begin the Magic, and on the film’s Blu-ray release, producer David Kirschner explains how he came up with the idea for the film one night. He and his young daughter were sitting outside and his neighbor’s black cat strayed by. Kirschner invented a tale of how the cat was once a boy who was changed into a feline three hundred years ago by three witches.

Hocus Pocus started life as a script by Mick Garris, that was bought by Walt Disney Pictures in 1984. The film’s working title was Disney’s Halloween House; it was much darker and scarier, and its protagonists were all 12-year-olds. Garris and Kirschner pitched it to Steven Spielberg‘s Amblin Entertainment; Spielberg saw Disney as a competitor to Amblin in the family film market at the time and refused to co-produce a film with his “rival. THE SONGS IN THIS MOVIE ARE COME LITTLE CHILDREN AND I PUT A SPELL ON YOU I GIVE THIS DISNEY 1993 LIVE ACTION MOVIE 77 PINK SLIVER GOLD AND PURPLE AND ORANGE AND BLACK STARS I HIGHLY RECOMEND THIS HALLOWEN DISNEY 1993 MOVIE TO ALL WHO LOVE HALLOWEEN MOVIES , WITCHES SPELLS AND BLACK CATS AND ZOMBIES.

DISNEY’S MAN OF THE HOUSE WAS RELEASED ON MARCH 3 1995

PLOT : SIX YEAR OLD BEN ARCHER WATCHES SILENTLY AS HIS FATHER STARTS UP HIS CAR AND DRIVES AWAY WITH SECERTARY AND THEY OFFER ONLY A WAVE OUT THE WINDOW IN PARTING. HIS MOTHER SANDY ( FARRAH FAWCETT) CAN ONLY WATCH HEARTBROKEN FROM THE WINDOW OF THEIR HOUSE AS EX HUSBAND LEAVES THEM . BENS FATHER promised TO VIST HIM, YET HE NEVER COMES BACK. THEY ARE BOTH UPSET. BUT THEY DECIDE TO HAVE A FRESH START SO THEY MOVE INTO A DOWNTOWN LOFT APARTMENT TO BEGIN A NEW LIFE WITH JUST THE TWO THEM. SANDY MAKES A CREATIVE EFFORTS TO TURN IT INTO A HOME FOR THEM

 They gradually overcome his father leaving and foster a very close bond with important rituals and routines, including making a collage with beach debris. Sandy develops an interest in dating, but her suitors never fit well and don’t last long, which allows Ben’s ideal relationship with his mother to resume. Five years later, however, Sandy decides she’s ready for marriage again, and begins seriously dating U.S. Attorney Jack Sturges (Chevy Chase).

In the Seattle Federal Court House, Jack successfully prosecutes criminal Frank Renda for drug trafficking. Before being sentenced to fifty years in federal prison at Sheridan, Frank makes a veiled threat of revenge towards Sturges. After court is adjourned, Frank’s son Joey rephrases the threat in a more intimidating manner, but Jack doesn’t back down and then dismisses him entirely.

Sandy and Jack discuss his moving in, of which eleven-year-old Ben (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) does not approve despite his mother’s reassurance that it’s only a trial period. Jack is confident he can win him over, telling Sandy he has read every book on step-parenting he could find. The transition does not go smoothly for Ben, as he resentfully feels he is the one suffering all of the adjustments and that his mother is making the same mistake she made with his father, so he resorts to ensuring Jack is as uncomfortable and unwelcome as possible. Jack tries taking the subterfuge in stride, not realizing it is deliberate, but his efforts to connect with the boy are met with irritation as he only succeeds in disrupting Ben’s customary lifestyle.

After meeting a boy named Norman Bronski at school, Ben feigns interest in joining the Indian Guides – a father-son “tribe” called the Minotauks – with Jack to secretly drive a wedge between them and get rid of him. Despite reluctance, Jack goes along with it at Sandy’s insistence. Neither of them like the club, but Ben manages to effectively humiliate Jack at the meetings. Once it starts interfering with his job, Jack tells Sandy he can no longer be part of it. Ben fakes distress by this and compares it to his father leaving to turn Sandy against her boyfriend. Jack goes to apologize, and instead overhears Ben bragging about everything over the phone to his best friend Monroe. Although he is disheartened by this revelation, Jack doesn’t tell Sandy about it and instead seeks advice from fellow stepfather Chet Bronski (George Wendt). He then redoubles his efforts to bond with Ben by improving the Indian Guides.

Just as Jack starts to strengthen his relationship with Ben, Joey’s threat catches up with him: his brakes are cut, almost killing him and causing him to miss an important canoe trip he promised to attend. Ben, having finally opened up, is genuinely hurt by this perceived betrayal to the point of tears, as it brings up bad memories of his father’s broken promises. Jack conceals the truth and refuses his boss’s order to transfer to Portland, Oregon so he can redeem himself to Ben in an upcoming camping trip. His initial attempts are unsuccessful, and he feels the situation is hopeless. Joey and his two thugs are then discovered in the woods with rifles, and Jack confesses the truth behind his “car trouble.” He sends the rest of the Indian Guides to the ranger station while he and Ben improvise to distract the criminals. The pair is eventually cornered in front of an abandoned mine shaft entrance rigged with dynamite, until they’re rescued by the Minotauks and the crooks are disabled. Ben is impressed and finally gives his approval of Jack and consents to Jack proposing to Sandy. The two complete the beach collage, which symbolizes that the three of them are finally whole as a family. Jack and Sandy marry, with the Minotauks in attendance of the wedding, and despite nothing being perfect, all are happy.

THE CAST INCLUDES

• Chevy Chase as Jack Sturgess (Squatting Dog)
• Farrah Fawcett as Sandy Archer
• Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Ben Archer (Little Wing)
• George Wendt as Chet Bronski (Chief Running Horse)
• David Shiner as Lloyd Small (Silent Thunder)
• Zachary Browne as Norman Bronski (Dark Eagle)
• Nicholas Garrett as Monroe Hill
• THERE ARE NO BAD GUYS IN THIS 90S LIVE ACTION DISNEY JOHNTHAN TAYLOR TOMAS MOVIE I DEFFENTLY HIGHLY WITH OUT A DOUBT RECOMEND THIS DISNEY 90S MOVIE
• I GIVE THIS MOVIE WITH MY FAVEORITE 90S HOT THROB JOHNTHAN TAYLOR TOMAS 123456789 STARRS HEARTS AND PUMPKINS.

DISNEY’S 1993 HOMEWARD BOUND WAS RELEASED ON FEBUARY 3RD 1993.

HOMEWARD BOUND THE INCREDABLE JOURNEY IS A 1993 REMAKE OF THE 1963 FLIM THE INCREADBLE JOURNEY BASED ON THE BEST SELLING NOVEL OF THE SAME NAME BY SHELIA BURNFORD. THE FILM WAS DIRECTED BY Duwayne Dunham WHO HAS DIRECTED OTHER FILMS LITTLE GIANTS AND TELEVISON SHOWS SUCH AS JAG AND TWIN PEAKS. THE FILM STARS A GOLDEN RETREVER NAMED SHADOW VOICED BY DON AMECHE , A HIMLAYN CAT NAMED SASSY VOICED BY SALLY FEILDS AND A BULL DOG NAMED CHANCE VOICED BY MICHEAL J FOX . THE FILM WAS RELEASED ON FEBUARY 3RD 1993 AND WENT ON TO GROSS OVER $ 40 MILLION DOLLARS AT THE BOX OFFICE. THE FILM WAS CONSIDERED A SUCCESS AND A SEQUEL WAS PRODUCED AND RELEASED IN 1996 TITLED HOMEWARD BOUND 2 LOST IN SANFRANSICO. THE SEQUEL WAS FEATURED THE SAME ANIMALS AND THE SAME ACTORS VOICEING THE ANIMALS EXECPT FOR SHADOW WHO WAS VOICED BY RALPH WAITE BECAUSE DON AMECHE WHO DIED SHORTLY AFTER PLAYING HIS ROLE IN THE FIRST FILM. THE FILM WAS SHOT AT VARIOUS LOCATION’S IN OREGON . FOUR NATIONAL PARKS, MOUNT HOOD NATIONAL FORESTS , WALLOWA- WHITMAN NATIONAL FOREST AND WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST. CITIES AND TOWNS IN OREGAN THAT WERE USED AS FILMING INCLUDED PORTLAND, OREGON ,BEND OREGON , OREGON JOESPH OREGON AND WALLOWA OREGON . TWO OTHER AREAS USED FOR FILMING WERE THE COLOMBIA RIVER GORGE AND EAGLE CAP WILDERNESS AREA. THIS FILM WAS RATED G BY THE MOTION PICTURE Association OF AMARICA. PLOT CHANCE IS A AMARICAIN BULL DOG PLAYED BY RATTLER VOICED BY MICHEAL J FOX AND NARRATOR OF THE FLIM OPENS THE FLIM explaining that he is the pet of Jamie Burnford (Kevin Chevalia), but expresses no interest in his owner or having a “home” having lost faith in the concept after having been abandoned as a puppy. He shares his home with Shadow, (played by Ben and voiced by Don Ameche), an older Golden Retriever owned by Jamie’s big brother Peter Burnford (Benj Thall), and Sassy, a Himalayan cat (played by Tiki and voiced by Sally Field), owned by their sister Hope (Veronica Lauren). Bob Seaver (Robert Hays) is marrying Laura Burnford (Kim Greist), joining the family. Shortly after the wedding, the family goes on a trip to San Francisco, leaving the pets at a ranch belonging to Kate (Jean Smart), a family friend. Kate later goes on a cattle drive, leaving the animals at the ranch to be looked after by one of her ranch hands. HOWEVER BY

by this time, the animals think they have been abandoned, and Shadow begins to worry about Peter, so he decides to head for home. Sassy and a reluctant Chance follow. They head into the rocky, mountainous wilderness, with Shadow leading by instinct. After a night spent in fear of the woodland noise, the group stops to catch breakfast at a river. Two black bears steal Chance’s fish, and when Chance barks at them in protest, they suddenly leave the fish and climb a tree. Chance cockily assumes that he has scared them off, but then a huge brown bear appears, causing the group to quickly flee, also. At another river, Sassy refuses to swim across to follow the dogs, running along the river until she reaches a path of wood that seems to cross its breadth. Halfway across, it breaks apart and she falls in. Shadow jumps in to try to save her, but she goes over a waterfall. Shadow and Chance search for her along the bank, but as night falls, they mourn their loss and continue without her.

A half-drowned Sassy is rescued from the river by a man who lives in the woods, who nurses her back to health. Without Sassy, the dogs struggle to catch fish from the river. A mountain lion begins stalking them. Chance spots the mountain lion while he is fishing. He tells Shadow, but Shadow does not believe him until he sees it himself. The mountain lion follows them to the edge of a cliff. Chance, in a “just in case I don’t make it, this is where my treasures are” statement, tells Shadow where he has buried everything at home. When Chance mentions that the remote control is buried under the seesaw, Shadow sees a balanced rock shaped like a seesaw, which gives him an idea. Shadow comes up with a plan to defeat the mountain lion. While Shadow acts as the bait, Chance waits until the mountain lion steps onto the end of the rock that’s touching the ground, and jumps on the other end, sending the mountain lion flying over the cliff and into a river. The mountain lion retreats, filled with humiliation and irritation at its defeat. Sassy hears them barking in celebration and follows the sound to rejoin them.

The animals continue on their way, but Chance tries to befriend a porcupine, ending up with a load of quills from its tail in his muzzle when it grows irritated at him and swats him in retaliation. His friends are unable to pull them out, and as they journey on, they find a little girl named Molly (Mariah Milner), who is (for an unexplained reason) lost in the woods. Too loyal to ignore her, they stand guard over her during the night and keep her warm. In the morning, Shadow finds a rescue party, which includes Molly’s parents, and leads them back to her. Molly’s father thanks Shadow for saving his daughter’s life.

The forest rangers with the party recognize the animals from a “missing pets” flyer they received and take them to the local animal shelter, which is dubbed by Chance as the “Pound”. Because Chance has had previous experiences with being in a dog pound and a subject that Shadow never believed was an actual place, he panics and warns the others to run. Sassy gets away while he and Shadow are taken inside. As the medical staff remove the quills from Chance’s muzzle, Sassy sneaks in and frees Shadow. Together they retrieve Chance, now quill-free, and escape the shelter, without realizing that their owners were on their way to get them and take them home.

Finally, after much traveling, the trio reaches the outskirts of their hometown. By this point Chance is actually looking forward to seeing Jamie again, having a change of heart. They cross through a train yard when Shadow falls through some old boards into a muddy pit, injuring his leg. With Sassy and Chance persuading him, he tries to climb out of the pit, but is unable to do so. Lying down, he says he is too old and that they should go on without him. Chance jumps into the pit to try to get him going, but Shadow refuses to move. He almost dies, much to Chance’s sadness. Near dusk, the family is out in the backyard playing basketball, when Jamie claims to hear Chance barking. The others think he is imagining things, but moments later Chance comes running over a hill, happily tackling “his boy”. Sassy follows to be reunited with Hope, and Peter hopefully looks for Shadow, but when he doesn’t show up, Peter says he was too old and it was too far of a walk for him and turns to go back inside. As he does, Shadow, very much alive, is seen limping over the hill (how he able to get out of the muddy pit is unknown). Peter turns back around and shouts Shadow’s name as the two run towards each other.

As everyone watches, Chance narrates how it was Shadow’s belief that brought them home and how the years seemed to lift off of him, making him a puppy again after being reunited with his best friend. While everyone goes inside, Chance stays behind for a moment, ending his narration by saying he had a family and for the first time in his life, he was really home before happily running into the house. I REALLY REALLY REALLY LOVE THIS 90S LIVE ACTION DISNEY MOVIE THERE ARE NO BAD GUYS EVERYONE IS THE GOOD GUYS I GIVE 50,OOOOOOOOOO PINK PURPLE GOLD SILVER AND ORANGE STARS HEARTS AND SMILEY FACES.