Saturday Morning Central

Disney meets Marvel. Disney buys Marvel. Disney ponders producing an Ant-Man movie. Fans rejoice.

The Lone Chipmunks is a rare Disney short from 1954 that’s only been released on DVD once, and in a really weird way. I just watched it for the first time in years, and it’s still awesome.

When G-Force came out in the theaters a while ago, I kept kidding my wife that we were going to go see it, whether she liked it or not. Well, that never happened, but I got the last laugh, because now we have it on Blu-ray.

In today’s edition of Watch This, we get in the holiday spirit with the 1952 classic, Pluto’s Christmas Tree. The only thing better than a Disney short is a Christmas Disney short with Chip ‘n Dale.

One more classic Thanksgiving animated short for you to feast on since you’e probably over feasting on food. Who am I kidding, eat some more turkey!

Three for Breakfast is a Disney short from 1948 starring Donald Duck and Chip ‘n Dale. It’s been one of my favorites ever since I was a kid. Check it out after the jump!

I grew up watching Zorro reruns on The Disney Channel, and I also happen to love the Disney Treasures line, so I was pretty pumped to find out that Wave IX was the entire series on two sets. Read on!

Prepare for Halloween by adding one more spooky Disney short under your belt with The Mad Doctor from 1933. I’m dressing up as a Mad Scientist this year, so this is research to me.