Re-Viewing Disney: 61 Thoughts You Have Watching Bambi as an Adult
“Love is a song that never ends.”
Well, except when —
Sorry, should have said spoilers. Moving right along. Read More…
“Love is a song that never ends.”
Well, except when —
Sorry, should have said spoilers. Moving right along. Read More…
There are a lot of Disney movies, especially in recent past, that, though they’re wonderful movies, get a lot more hype than they really deserve.
Then there are these movies. Stellar little gems that are unfortunately overlooked and under-appreciated. I don’t just like these movies — I am passionately obsessed and if you disagree with any on this list, I will meet you with pistols at dawn.
Or balloon swords. Yeah, balloon swords are better.
We all knew this was coming, guys. But I don’t know if any of us were quite prepared.
You know you’re excited for #Frozen2 but just how excited are you? Anna-level? Sven? Find out: http://t.co/LmFoeLIsdt pic.twitter.com/CWhcz33EPC
— Oh My Disney (@OhMyDisney) March 12, 2015
And I think this pretty much summarizes the Disnerd reaction:
Yeah, Disney is returning to the sequel game. And, although they’ve regained my trust in a lot of ways, they have not yet earned back the sequels rights. So, the following are the only acceptable plots that would make me actively look forward to Frozen 2: The Quest for More Merchandise. Read More…
Guys. It’s no secret. I’m a capital F Feminist.
Friendly reminder that feminism means economic, social, and political equality of the sexes and doesn’t involve humorless man-haters who think males should be kept underground and used only for breeding purposes like Time Magazine would have you believe. But I digress.
I also love Disney. That one should also be obvious. I mean, I have a blog about it.
So when I watch the original princess movies, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, etc, I get a little angsty at the anti-feminist messages the movies portray. As I’ve grown older, though, I’ve come to appreciate the benefits and occasional positive lessons to be learned from these movies as long as they’re given the proper context by the parents who introduce them. I’ve even come to genuinely like Snow White.
But there is one princess who defies salvation. Nothing can pardon her egregious sins against the cause for true equality of the sexes. Dat bitch? Read More…
Oh no, Christmas Eve Day and you forgot to get something for your favorite Disney character? Never to fear! Follow this handy guide to get your animated amigo the perfect gift.
Cinderella ———————————————————— Running Shoes
Well, since I’ve gotten in the habit of pointing out flaws in practically perfect things, why stop now?
Today we’re talkin’ Mary Poppins.
Sorry, MPopp, but you did a few things that were kinda sketch. Read More…
I decided to grab a fellow Disnerd to discuss racial representation in Disney’s 90’s “Renaissance” films. We filmed an hour and a half long conversation…so I edited it down to the highlights. Less than ten minutes, I promise!
There’s also a transcript below the fold.
Hey guys. You know Alan Tudyk?
Maybe not. He’s not that famous. But you may know him as this guy:
Or this guy:
I don’t mean to be a wet blanket. I really don’t.
I loved Big Hero 6. It gave me way more feels than I planned on having this week. I fell madly in love with Baymax, and the movie should be lauded for its storytelling, animation, and, especially, its commitment to a diverse cast that never resorted to belittling tokenization.
It was refreshing. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for criticism or improvement. And I, for one, am really confused about the identity of this character: Honey Lemon.