Thus ends the strangest trilogy in Disney Channel Original Movie history.
Z-O-M-B-I-E-S 3 (2022)

Thus ends the strangest trilogy in Disney Channel Original Movie history.
The first few minutes of Bears, created by nature documentary powerhouse Disneynature, dangle a threat in front of viewers.
It’s not really possible to make a proper anti-capitalist film that’s also a summer tentpole created by Illumination Entertainment
Sometimes a movie just clicks in a way that is totally subjective. Especially comedies.
I’m not sure a film has ever more steadily improved in my estimation than Teen Beach Movie, the Disney Channel musical from 2013.
There’s a 20-minute period towards the middle of the film where The Money Pit lives up to its slapstick potential, and it’s the hardest I’ve laughed in eons.
This Disney Channel Original Movie takes a very intriguing premise — boy begins transforming to merman on his thirteenth birthday and tries to hide it from the world; very clearly a metaphor for coming out as gay in 1999 — and makes it so damn boring.