Not a surprise, Disney's wonderful The Princess and the Frog (Rotten Tomatoes gave it 83%) wins big at the only place that matters: the mighty box office. According to USA Today Frog took over the top spot in style taking in almost 10 million dollars more than number two. Oddly though, The Princess and the Frog pulled in adults with "one in five" attending without kids. Parents looking for family fare of course were expected but the adult attendance surprised even Disney.

Luckily Disney chose to present The Princess and the Frog as a classic Disney animation without a lot of graphics tricks proving that great films don't need lots of tricks. Yay Disney! Pixar can share the spotlight. There will always be a place for the classic style. READ MORE

Peer into the future with Luke, Craig and Susan as they gaze into their cinematic crystal ball. Well, maybe not a crystal ball exactly, but we will be discussing which of 2009's fall and winter films we're most anticipating. Which films do Craig and Luke agree on, and since when did they start agreeing on anything? Which film that Susan scoffs at for being "stupid" will end up on Luke's list? Why is Craig so worried that you'll forget the title of this episode? Find out what it takes for Susan to give an Apocalypse movie a chance. From Aliens and Apocalypse, from Viggo to Vaughn, we're covering movies from October on. Join us, won't you?

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Here is the trailer for Disney's new 2-D movie The Princess And The Frog. It's about a beautiful girl named Tiana, a frog prince who desperately wants to be human again, and a fateful kiss that leads them both on a hilarious adventure through the mystical bayous of Louisiana. The movie features the voice tallents of John Goodman, Terrance Howard, Anika Noni Rose, and Oprah Winfrey and arrives in theaters just for Christmas on December 11, 2009.