Original Release Date: May 30th, 2003
Ok this one I honestly couldn't remember when in '03 it came out. Now I know. I didn't see it when it was in theaters, but when it got to VHS, I practically dragged my dad to Blockbuster to "rent" it (it never got returned).
For some reason the teaser trailer always made me crack up!
You think I'm an ignorant savage
And you've been so many places; I guess it must be so
But still I cannot see, if the savage one is me
How can there be so much that you don't know?
You don't know...
You think you own whatever land you land on
The earth is just a dead thing you can claim
But I know every rock and tree and creature
Has a life, has a spirit, has a name.
You think the only people who are people
Are the people who look and think like you
Okay, let me come out and say it right out the gate: I'm *really* not a fan of Disney's current practice of releasing live-action remakes of their animated films. To me, the practice just screams either "lack of new ideas" or "blatant cash grab". And as a further point, I also raise my eyebrows at the thought of remaking such films as The Jungle Book, Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King to be in live-action; given either the lack of human characters/plethora of animal
Take the story of the Disney Movie Radio Rebel and put it in Crystal Prep High School. Lemon Zest is Radio Rebel and Abacus Cinch is the Principal.
Okay, I may have no plans to see the Lion King remake but this definitely needs to be shared.
#ProtectThePride
So, this afternoon my dad and I went to see the most recent entry in the new Star Wars trilogy.
Going in, I had no idea what to expect. While this movie has been beloved by various critics, audience reactions have been very divisive, with some holding it up as one of the very best (if not THE very best) Star Wars movie, or alternately decrying it as a travesty worse than even the derided prequel trilogy.
Hey everyone. 
It's been a week since I saw the newest installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
What can I say about it? I don't really know if I can add much new conversation to the film that's been such a smash success for the company, and been the object of discussion for so many? (I've read dozens of reviews and essays on the movie before and after seeing it, thanks to my dad. XD)
Over the years Disney has slowly become an evil and heartless complay, but this just takes the cake.
The company that literally made my childhood has lost all the magic and wonder that they once had.
Stan Lee is rolling in his grave...
1. Song of the Roustabouts (Dumbo)
It includes lyrics that are discriminatory against the blacks, talking about working all day and night, never learning to read or write, slaving until they're almost dead, and throwing away their pay when they received it.
2. What Made the Red Man Red? (Peter Pan)
Original Release Date: October 31st, 1941
Fun fact: of all of Disney's Feature Length film catalogue, Dumbo is one of the shortest films there. With a runtime of only 64 minutes (approx. 1 hr. 4 mins.) It is indeed one of the shortest films in Disney's repertoire.
Here's two of my (and likely yours too) favorite scenes from the movie!
I had a feeling this is going to happen sooner than later. Safe to say, I'm not surprised since we're now in the era of streaming content anytime and anywhere. This also gives me a sense of relief that the imposition of super strict censorships and cutting/blurring scenes have ceased.
So for those who don´t know, today disney has released the teaser trailer for the new film Encanto, a movie set in Colombia and it looks very very good.
Can we talk about this for a second? The landscapes are so bright and colourful (just like Colombia is) and the music sounds great with songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda (one of my favourite artists of all time 
).
Because I was randomly thinking of this song and the deleted scene.
Jasmine:
When the shadows unfold
When the sun hides its gold
When the wind and the cold come calling
When the path isn't clear,
And the stars disappear,
As an endless midnight's falling...
Aladdin:
At the edge of the sky,
There's a moon hanging high
Original Release Date: November 27th, 2013
Yes it really has been 10 years since Disney has "graced" the world with this iconic movie!
(Original Teaser....talk about a misleading teaser)
(Original Trailer)
Original Aire Date: January 20th, 2006
I was still 8 when this premiered and I remember sitting up in my big sisters' bed and hyper with my childhood best friend.
It's really been 15 years...holy moly!
Hey guys. I had another idea for the It's Showtime series. There was another Disney show I remember watching back then: Johnny and the Sprites. I have a story ready called Equestria Girls It's Showtime--Johnny and the Sprites: Music Time in The Woods where the girls go on a Spring Break camping trip and meet them. Comment down what ideas you want in there for this.
Original Release Date: June 26th, 1981
(yeah I'm shocked too!)
(It's A trailer...I did what I could)
Man I haven't watched this in SO long! Yet I remember it so clearly! Yay!
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