Disney General

I just watched Wreck-It Ralph on FreeForm.

Starting tonight, I’m going to watch every Disney Animation Studios film on Disney+ (they have a collection) in chronological order, starting with Snow White, and I’m going to tally how many times each movie put a smile on my face, like for a funny moment, or something heartwarming, etc.
 
I’m going to bet “The Emperor’s New Groove” will get the highest count.

And evidently…I forgot to log on BEFORE I made that last post, sorry.

@Background Pony #8B53  
Good luck with that since we’re talking about 9 decades worth of films here

Reminder that Disney is the reason copyright laws are such a mess.

@Dr_Osaka  
58 movies though. One per night. I think I’ll be fine.
 
Also, have some Owl House Luzity.
 
 
 
 

Well…technically there’s actually 5 9 movies in the Disney Animated Canon, but “Make Mine Music” isn’t on the service.

Considering to rewatch The Wild after so many years. Everyone says it’s Disney’s copy of Madagascar, but it’s really an underrated movie. Whereas Dreamworks relied more on direct laugh-out-loud humor, The Wild puts more emphasis on witty and sharp lines (“I was meant to nibble and be elegant and appear in children’s books as the letter G”)
 
I remember almost nothing from it except for the koala being the star of the zoo, the animals getting chased by dogs, and the ending. It’s nice how the animals were animated and designed to be really close-to-life, but still very expressive.
 
I like to think this was Disney’s revenge for Dreamworks making Shark Tale after Finding Nemo. They were like “Oh yeah? Well two can play at that game” and whipped out The Wild in three-quarters of a year.

I bet if my parents and teachers hadn’t talked me out of doodling during school, I would’ve gotten a job with Disney as one of their animators by now.

@Background Pony #4348  
Doodling in school is the most important practice an artist can have.

@Dex Stewart  
I’m too old to learn.

@Background Pony #4348  
 
Even simple art can take off.  

@Dex Stewart  
Way better than me.

@Background Pony #4348  
It does take practice,alot of trial and error if you don’t have a natural talent.  
 
This was my third attempt at Louie.

@Dex Stewart  
It doesn’t matter anymore, I’m not going to live long enough since I tested positive.

@Background Pony #4348  
Aren’t you just full of sunshine and rainbows?  
You’re most likely just a carrier. Stay inside for two weeks and keep limited contact.

@Dex Stewart  
If I don’t respond within the next two weeks…you know.

@Background Pony #4348  
You’re not contagious through the internet. Contact people all you want that way.

OOPS. Wrong thread.

Watched Home on the Range last night. I gotta say, this movie is much better than people give it credit for. It’s no Lady and the Tramp or Snow White, but if you watch it as a throwback/bow towards the slapstick Wild West cartoons of the late 40s and 50s, it works. A solid 76 minutes. If it weren’t for that unbelievably tacky disco number, I’d almost have said it was made in 1955.

Amphibia season finale comes this week while The Owl House comes back in June

@CalypsoFantasy  
 
Good. I need a Luz fix.

I noticed Disney is making a new show The Ghost and Molly McGee, I watched a preview clip for it and the ghost voice sounded so familiar to me so I looked it up and was surprised to see it’s Dana Snyder a.k.a. Master Shake from Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Now I’m intrigued to watch this when it comes out.

@Dr_Osaka  
 
“No! I went to great lengths to do this!”