One of the best Disney live-action movies in its catalog is now streaming for free on Tubi ahead of its reboot.

Disney's historic Magnolia Golf Course at Walt Disney World Resort just underwent the most extensive renovation since the course opened in 1971.

No cast was announced. Sachar's "Holes" from 1998 was previously adapted into a 2003 Disney film starring Shia LaBeouf, which made $71 million worldwide against a $20 million budget.

Hole Nos. 14-17 – the newly named Grumpy’s Gauntlet – now feature massive waste bunkers, new doglegs and some of the course’s most undulating greens, Disney announced in a media release.

Disney's "Holes" premiered way back in 2003. Here's what stars like Shia LaBeouf, Sigourney Weaver, and Dulé Hill look like and are doing now.

A TV series adaptation of Holes is in development for Disney+ at 20th Century Television; no release date has yet been announced. Stay tuned to Collider for future updates.

Disney+ has set the main cast for the pilot of the “Holes” TV series adaptation, Variety has learned. The project, which Variety exclusively reported on in January, will star: Greg Kinnear ...

That was the tagline on the poster for The Black Hole, Disney’s $20 million sci-fi gamble in the post- Star Wars game, essentially spelling out its reality in the marketplace in 1979.

In 1979 Disney spent $20 Million bringing the USS Cygnus to life. The ship hovered outside a black hole, unaffected by its pull.

Holes 14 through 17 at Disney's Magnolia Golf Course, known as Grumpy’s Gauntlet, live up to their name by offering one of the most challenging parts of the course.