Before Executives Took Credit, Tony Baxter Built the Disney Parks You Love

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It’s funny, every time there’s a shake-up at Disney, all the praise immediately goes to the top executives. Right now, everyone’s applauding Bob Iger as he steps down and already celebrating Josh D’Amaro as he takes over. But as a lifelong Disney fan, I always feel like something’s missing from that story. It’s the countless cast members, the creative teams, and everyone else behind the scenes who actually built the magic and created the experiences I grew up with – they rarely get the recognition they deserve.

‘Buffy’ Star Sarah Michelle Gellar Jumps Aboard Action Comedy ‘Stop That Train’

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Sarah Michelle Gellar is joining Nicole Richie and Raven-Symone in the upcoming movie Stop That Train, according to Variety. Gellar will play herself in the film, which promises plenty of celebrity cameos – including Michelle Visage, Chris Parnell, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Charo, Brian Jordan Alvarez, Natasha Leggero, Drew Droege, and Joel McHale. The movie is described as a glamorous, fast-paced train adventure that takes a chaotic turn when drag queens get involved.

‘Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Confirms Star Fox Appearance in Video Game Movie Sequel

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Movie fans already know some new faces will appear in the Mario universe, with Donald Glover voicing Yoshi and Brie Larson, an Academy Award winner, as Rosalina. Adding award-winning director and actor Bennie Safdie as Bowser Jr., the sequel has the potential to surpass the incredible success of the first film, which earned $1.3 billion worldwide. Now, with the release date approaching, Universal has surprised everyone with its biggest casting reveal yet.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits Nintendo Switch 2 Review

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Now that I’ve finished the game, I can share more detailed thoughts on its performance. For the most part, it consistently hits its target of 30 frames per second, though I did notice some slowdown in one specific area while playing in handheld mode. Unfortunately, there’s no option to switch to a smoother 60 FPS, so there’s still some noticeable delay when you press buttons. I got used to this delay, so it’s not a major problem, but it is there. I also haven’t had a chance to compare it to the PlayStation 5 or PC versions, so I don’t know if this issue is unique to this version of the game.