Here's another round of movie buzz for my fellow Disney lovers, including a bit about a new animated film and a possible fifth return of Jack Sparrow.

First off, it looks like a project that was originally announced back in 2008 has received the go-ahead. Disney announced recently that they are moving forward with the animated feature "King of the Elves."

The story, based on a short story by Philip K. Dick, will tell the tale of a group of elves who are saved by a human from an evil troll and thus declare said human to be their king.

"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" was the fourth installment of the popular series from Disney, and, if worldwide gross is any indicator, the series hasn't lost much steam. The film has been projected to crack the $1 billion mark and would be only one of seven films to claim this distinction.

Executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer had this to say about the continued success of the series:

When you think of Adventures by Disney, images of family vacations might be prevalent. However, Adventures by Disney, the company who helps plan and bring Disney magic to vacations around the globe, also offers up a variety of "adult-exclusive" trips. Here's a glimpse "couple moments" that can be found in one of the company's trips:

Bella Italy: a trip through central Italy that includes a cruise along the Amalfi coast.

South Africa: seize adventure in a safari as well as dine in a forest.

Ireland: bike through Killarne National Park and enjoy a carriage ride to Muckross House.

An English woman has sued Disney for negligence following the crash of her rented watercraft with a ferry.

Both Michael and Barbara Wormald were in a "Sea Raycer" two-seater watercraft rented from Cap'n Jack's Marina in Downtown Disney when it collided with a ferry. Mr. Wormald was driving the watercraft at the time of the incident, and Mrs. Wormald, the passenger, sustained a collapsed lung and fractured ribs as a result of the collision.