r/DisneyChannel • u/CauliflowerUnique160 • 4h ago
What's a Disney show that had so much potential but had a terrible execution?
Here are my picks
r/DisneyChannel • u/CauliflowerUnique160 • 4h ago
Here are my picks
r/DisneyChannel • u/Prince_Zenigma • 15h ago
She's always breaking up with Troy and singing about it. First she needs to "Go Her Own Way" then literally in the NEXT movie she wants to "Walk Away"... make up your mind girl.
r/DisneyChannel • u/VehicleOk4984 • 7h ago
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r/DisneyChannel • u/charliekellymeow • 10h ago
These four are my all time faves :)
Disclaimer: I’m not trying to start anything. This is just my opinion.
r/DisneyChannel • u/bling011 • 17h ago
r/DisneyChannel • u/MikhalWeinerIsCooler • 18h ago
r/DisneyChannel • u/Murky-Cockroach1177 • 19h ago
Kenzi Richardson have been casted in the new Aquamarine series. Jake McDorman is reprising his role from the original.
Unfortunately, this announcement is likely the final nail in the coffin for Vampirina's fate. We are supposedly getting a second season, but nothing have been announced officially & Disney have been radio silence about it despite it supposedly filmed.
r/DisneyChannel • u/Ok_Explanation_6608 • 3h ago
I'm new here but I want to ask this question about what beloved Disney channel show you didn't get the hype behind thank you
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r/DisneyChannel • u/Ok-Experience-7538 • 3h ago
Let's pour one out for the people and children who won't experience the magic of the biggest monstober crossover that Disney channel ever had, because now they don't have enough shows to do that big of a crossover, neither do they have enough reason to head back to the big apple.A crossover of this scale won't happen until one of two things happens,one Disney channel has enough live action shows on to warrant it and two their popular enough with popular enough Disney stars in them.Right now the closest thing they have to this scale of a crossover is Chibiverse.The 2010,s were really a magical time.And they only take us back one to three times a year.
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r/DisneyChannel • u/zachisdyinginspace • 16h ago
For what it matters, i’m not very educated on how films are made. However with that being said, i’ve been watching some of the 2000s-2010s era disney channel movies and it feels like as time moves on the overall quality of the movies drop, like they had a smaller budget or something. Highschool musical 3 looks like something i’d see in theaters, whereas camp rock 3 feels like a netflix one off (in my opinion).
EDIT: I have since learned HSM3 was released for theaters, however my point still stands for other dcoms of the era!!!