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i come from the universe where everything is the same except disney heroines get like an ounce of their fathers' obviously dominant genes and their clothes are like 80% more historically accurate. it's beautiful here.
Disney’s Classic Villains from 1937 to 1967
What I don’t get about Pinocchio is Gepetto wakes up one night to find that his puppet has come to life and his first reaction is to send the kid to school the next morning? Like wtf at least tell him what school is before tossing him out with an apple and expecting him to be home by nightfall dude
The Disney Golden Age (1937-1942)
A Retrospective on Foxes in Disney Films
“I can show you the world“
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The books from Disney’s famous ‘Storybook Openings’
Walt Disney employed a team of eight writers to adapt The Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), first published in Germany in 1812.
The prince had a more prominent part in Walt Disney’s conception for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) but animating him proved difficult so his part was reduced. His voice was provided by Harry Stockwell, father of actor Dean Stockwelll. Harry had 8 credits in his career, 1935-73.
Production illustrations by Gustaf Tenggren for Walt Disney’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937).” Images courtesy of Muir Hewitt.
during this scene is one of the first times a multi plane camera has been used in animation. a multi plane camera is when there are multiple layers with say characters on them or other objects on them while the rest of the layer will be left transparent, to allow other layers to be seen behind them.
each move is calculated and moved by a certain proportion then photographed frame by frame. this results in the illusion of depth within the animation having different movement speeds further away from the camera.
in particular, this scene in Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs is an example of work used by a multi plane camera. while the evil queen is transforming, both the background and foreground are moving in opposite directions creating a rotation effect.
the multi plane camera is not used as often anymore due to the update in animation,and use of new technology and software’s.
Disney Tarot
The Fool: Ariel (The Little Mermaid)
The Magician: Tinker Bell (Peter Pan)
The High Priestess: Kidagakash Nedakh (Atlantis: The Lost Empire)
The Empress: Duchess (The Aristocats)
The Emperor: Tiana (The Princess and the Frog)
The Hierophant: Nala (The Lion King)
The Lovers: Lady (Lady and the Tramp)
The Chariot: Belle (Beauty and the Beast)
Strength: Cinderella (Cinderella)
The Hermit: Aurora (Sleeping Beauty)
Wheel of Fortune: Alice (Alice in Wonderland)
Justice: Esmeralda (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
The Hanged Man: Pocahontas (Pocahontas)
Death: Mulan (Mulan)
Temperance: Snow White (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)
Devil: Megara (Hercules)
Tower: Nani Pelekai (Lilo and Stitch)
Star: Wendy Darling (Peter Pan)
Moon: Elsa (Frozen)
Sun: Anna (Frozen)
Judgement: Rapunzel (Tangled)
World: Jasmine (Aladdin)
Here’s the Disney main character one! I hope you like it, if anyone notices any mistakes or anything please let me know!!
“If they ever make a live action remake of Snow White, I hope they give the Prince more screen time. He was such a minor character in the original that I often forgot he existed. Maybe they could give him an actual personality, even a simple name would be nice.”
Thoughts I had while watching Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
So I watch Disney movies practically every day, and I have a lot of thoughts on them, and I figured I’d start doing this. Hopefully you find them entertaining, and maybe you even agree with what I’ve said! First I’m starting with princess movies, so feel free to chime in! Thanks for reading.
Wow I miss these old school intros with the big book and old English font
And how you had to read the intro to the book. Can we bring these back?
Even though animation is amazing now I still love the drawings. I mean they made drawings MOVE.
I wish I had a magic mirror. That would really help me figure out what’s going on in my life.
The line is “magic mirror on the wall”, how did it get changed to “mirror mirror”?
I want to be as regal as the Evil Queen.
I can almost guarantee the answer would not be me if I asked a magic mirror if I was the fairest one of all
The Evil Queen seemed surprised that it was Snow White even though the mirror gave her a description.
I’m kind of glad I didn’t grow up in the 30s if this is what people’s voices sound like.
The princes are ALWAYS coming by at just the right moment.
“Did I frighten you” I mean you climbed over the wall. Shouldn’t there be guards?
I actually dig his voice.
Apparently so does Snow because she’s smitten even though she just ran away from him.
The dove that blushes would definitely be me as a bird.
He sang a song and then she just closed the curtain on him.
Hiring a huntsman to kill a fourteen year old just because she’s prettier than you has always seemed extreme to me.
And why would you want her heart? What are you going to do with it?
It seems odd that the queen would even give Snow her iconic dress when she wants her to be an ugly maid.
I wonder what the huntsman said to her to make her go into the forest with him.
“Hello princess would you like to go pick flowers with me, a stranger”
I wish I could run like that in heels.
This forest is still horrifying AF even though I’m twenty three.
23. I would’ve thrown myself onto the ground crying long before that. Kudos to you Snow. 24. As badly as I want to be a Disney princess, I don’t think I’d want the whole "she can attract all the animals”. 25. Having birds drag me through the trees is my worst nightmare. 26. Those animals seemed to live a long way from the dwarves’ cottage. How did they know it was there? 27. I love how she knocked, determined there was no one there, and still went inside. 28. If Snow wants to come to my house and clean it, wash my dishes, and do my laundry while I’m not home, she is more than welcome. 29. There are so many jewels in this mine. Can I go work with them? 30. What do they even spend it on? It doesn’t seem like they need all these diamonds. 31. If I had a job, I would sing high ho every day on my way. 32. Yet they’re singing “it’s off to work we go” but they’re coming home. 33. This turtle biting his way up the stairs is so cute and resourceful. 34. LOL they said “jiminy crickets!” When they saw the lights on. I love it. 35. Dopey is still so adorable. 36. Do you think they’re all brothers or maybe cousins? I just want to know how they’re related. 37. Once again, I have to say that if someone broke into my house and cleaned it, I would not be mad about it. 38. I feel like I used to relate to Happy but now I strongly identify with Grumpy and his cynicism. 39. I love that they thought Snow was a dragon. I would’ve thought she was a ghost. 40. They keep using “jiminy crickets” as an exclamation and I am so here for it. I’m gonna start using it instead of oh my god. 41. I wish I was so attractive that people stopped in their tracks before clubbing me to death. 42. If Snow was in the process of waking up she would’ve heard them talking. 43. Snow is such a confident woman that she’s not even sorry she broke in and slept in their beds. 44. She said “oh you must be grumpy” so sassily. I love it.
45. How do random men in the woods know the Evil Queen possesses dark magic but Snow, who lived in the castle with her, is surprised? 46. I love how all these grown men are listening to a fourteen year old girl about washing their hands like she’s their mom. 47. I don’t like washing my hands either but if my hands were that dirty I think I’d be in the hospital. 48. The dwarves arguing about whether to let Snow stay or not is me having discussions with myself about letting people come over. 49. The Evil Queen’s eyebrow game is so on point. 50. I really like the box she has to hold the heart. It would be a nice one to hold jewelry. 51. The way her cape flows around her when she runs down the stairs is how I feel every time I wear a snuggie. 52. I know she doesn’t want Snow to see who she really is, but someone who is so vain should not be that okay with suddenly becoming an ugly old woman. 53. This scene where she’s making the potion to become the old woman is honestly one of my favorites in Disney history. 54. If the queen truly wanted Snow to die, she probably should’ve chosen an apple that actually made her die instead of “sleeping death”. 55. This scene where they’re all dancing and singing is so cute. 56. If only falling in love was as easy as singing a song to a hot guy. 57. Someday my prince will come is the story of my life right now. #singleaf 58. That’s nice they gave Snow their beds but there’s seven of them and one of her, plus she needs three beds to sleep. Now there’s seven men fighting over a couch. 59. Now I really want one of those cool candy apples they sell at Disney with the design of the skull on it from the poison apple. 60. It’s funny that the queen didn’t think there was any possible way true loves kids could revive Snow even though she saw the prince sing to her. 61. Who is this random person in the dungeon who died and is now a skeleton? I’d like to know that backstory. 62. “Beware of strangers” Doc literally told you the Evil Queen could be disguised. YOU HAD ONE JOB, SNOW 63. That pie looks good but I’m not sure I could eat it knowing birds stepped on it. 64. When the Evil Queen showed up at the window I jumped. I’ve seen this so many times but that never ceases to not creep me out.
65. This is not a sweet little old lady Snow, she LOOKS like a witch. 66. I still can’t get over how the dwarves found these mines or why they need to work there or how they’re the only ones. 67. TBH if someone told me they had a magic wishing apple that could make my dreams come true I’d take a bite. 68. Fun fact: this year was the 80th anniversary of this movie. 69. It may be 80 years old and the animation may be dated, but the queen falling over the side of the cliff after the lightning strikes is still so scary. 70. I don’t think anyone would think a woman so beautiful as to kiss her in death just to see what would happen. 71. It said that the prince searched far and wide for the girl in the glass coffin. How did he even know it was Snow? 72. And now he’s just carrying her off and leaving the dwarves. Although I don’t think I’d need to talk either if a prince came and got me. I mean, he IS a prince. 73. I don’t get why everyone hates on this movie. It was the one that started it all. I enjoyed it, even after all these years.
Movie Review #146
Title: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (1937)
Main Actors: Adriana Caselotti, Lucille La Verne
Favorite Character: Snow White
Least Favorite Character: Hmm I guess the queen, maybe Grumpy
Character that I relate most with: Sneezy for sureee
Why I chose to watch the movie: I haven’t seen it in a while and I needed some Disney.
Rating 1-10: 9
New movie or Re-watch: Re-watch
Who I would recommend watch this movie: Everyone! Seriously everyone has to see this movie its a classic. I’d be shocked if you haven’t seen it already.
Final Thoughts: This movie was the first of its kind and it started the Disney phenomena. The animation is amazing for its time and honestly holds up very well to this day. The water in the wishing well always looks so real to me.
I love the voice acting! Snow and the Queen are both spot on. Snow’s singing voice is one of my favorite parts of this film. Her voice is so innocent and sweet and it is such a representation of 1930′s singing. All of the music is iconic. This is Walt Disney’s gift to the world.
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