Michael Walsh

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Everyone who goes to a Disney park has certain rides, attractions, and experiences that define their visit. As a kid who loved Walt Disney World the Main Street Electrical Parade was “Disney” to me just as much as Cinderella’s Castle or Spaceship Earth. It felt like my family made sure we watched it every single night we spent at Magic Kingdom. We loved it that much. So when I returned in 2024 after a long time away I really felt the absence of those glowing floats.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Michael Walsh

Generate Key TakeawaysYou don’t need telekinesis to read Hollywood’s mind. It’s obvious the industry just can’t quit Carrie White. Horror master Mike Flanagan will be the next director to bring Stephen King’s iconic story to the screen. Only he’ll do it in a very different way than all the previous attempts. Flanagan will lead an eight-episode television series adaptation of the author’s seminal 1974 novel Carrie at Prime Video.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Michael Walsh

The list of people on the planet most likely to love Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning before actually seeing it went 1) Tom Cruise 2) me. To say the last four installments are some of my favorite movies ever is an understatement. I began my rave, five-star review of Dead Reckoning by calling the franchise “a Hollywood miracle.” So, truly, this personally pains me to say…:deeeeep sigh:…the miracle has ended.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Michael Walsh

We’re all suckers (in the best way) for certain story tropes, and during its second season The Last of Us has more than delivered on one of my favorites. The series has featured two incredible scenes, both adaptions from the video game, where someone in a horrible situation expresses their humanity by singing. Why does this particular trope always work on me when done even marginally well, let alone as beautifully as it has been done on The Last of Us?

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Michael Walsh

Search queryTHE SIMPSONS’ New Voice of Milhouse Will Debut in Season 36’s Finale, Welcome Kelly MacleodFri, May 16, 2025 at 8:32 PM UTCEarlier this year, a staple of The Simpsons announced she was retiring from the show. Pamela Hayden is stepping away after more than 35 years playing a bevy of characters on the animated series. That includes her most iconic and beloved little blue-haired “dud,” Milhouse Van Houten. But while Hayden is leaving Springfield, USA her characters are staying.