Reviewing Every Theatrical Live-Action Disney Film Ever Made…Or At Least Attempting To
I’m sorry that this seems to happen so often with me, but my review isn’t ready to be published on Monday, the 23rd. The good news though, is that I should have it done by Tuesday or Wednesday, so y’all don’t have to wait another week for it!
Sorry for the delay once more!
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When people think of live-action Disney musicals, films like Mary Poppins or Bedknobs and Broomsticks come to mind. But the first live-action musical film that Walt Disney made was the 1961 film, Babes in Toyland. Based on an operetta of the same name, this would be only the 2nd theatrical adaptation of the film (the other being with Laurel and Hardy) and the first to be shown in Technicolor.
Is it worth watching? Should we give a darn about this Toyland place? Well, let’s find out!
And remember, SPOILERS AHEAD!
Sorry once again, readers! Summer semesters are quite tough, hence I’m unable to post my next review until June 9th. Sorry again!
Hello readers,
If you look to the top left, you’ll see a new button that says Ranking the Films. This is where I keep track of the films I’ve reviewed and see which films are the best and which are the worst.
Check it out!
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This was the 2013 film that I was most anticipating to see! It seemed to be a film that would delight the heart of every Disney fanatic, the heart of every film historian, as well as the heart of every person who loved Mary Poppins. It would be the first theatrical film to feature an actor portraying Mr. Walt Disney himself. It was a film that would either become an instant classic or an instant flop!
Without further ado, let’s take a look at Saving Mr. Banks!
And remember, SPOILERS AHEAD!
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In the ’80s, Disney wasn’t doing very well with their animated films, so they tried to make their money on their live-action films by expanding their audience clientèle. How did they do this exactly? They started to make films that were darker and more adult than what you’d expect a Disney film to be. And what better way to break away from your light-hearted fare than by doing a horror film?
Enter Something Wicked This Way Comes! And remember, SPOILERS AHEAD!
Hello readers! Sorry, I’m a bit behind in my editing so my review won’t be ready for tomorrow, May 5th, but it will be out in the next few days. Sorry again for any and all inconvenience!
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There was a time when Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was in like every film! His popularity was one that made the studios want him in all their pictures, and Disney was no exception. Let’s take a look at the first Disney film that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson starred in!
And remember, SPOILERS AHEAD!
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It’s Hayley Mills time again!
No, we’re here viewing another Hayley Mills Disney film: a film with thrills and suspense…or at least a film that’s supposed to be filled with thrills and suspense. Sit tight as we take a look at “The Moon-Spinners”.
And remember, SPOILERS AHEAD! Continue reading “The Moon-Spinners (1964)”
Sorry all,
School and life have kept me busy, so I have to postpone my planned review for one more week! Sorry again!
My Live Action Disney Project 