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tsty
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Disney adopts Soviet "history" philosophy ... or what?
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Jul 16 07:40 UTC 1996 |
Does Walter Disney & Co. deserve all the flack for making the
Huntchback of Notre Dame a "90s kind of guy?"
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tsty
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response 1 of 18:
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Jul 16 17:00 UTC 1996 |
rewriting history has long been teh province of the winners. is America
being conquered by Disney?
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pfv
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response 2 of 18:
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Jul 16 17:18 UTC 1996 |
Hmmm... Essentially my feeling as well (terrifying! ;-)
I imagine they decided the original Quasimodo was too much like (pick yer
politician) and would scare the lil' darlings ;-)
Besides, it's the age of "We are all Sweetness and Light" - and even
Disney is now politically correct and uses Nutrasweet instead of sugar.
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void
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response 3 of 18:
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Jul 17 12:16 UTC 1996 |
since when is quasimodo a historical figure? i was more annoyed by their
portrayal of pocahontas.
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pfv
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response 4 of 18:
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Jul 17 13:55 UTC 1996 |
Same, same - alla' same - Disney likes Nutraweet coatings and wonderfully
smiley/grinning/slap-happy faces *sigh*
Makes me wanna watch The 'Grinch' again ;-)
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leda
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response 5 of 18:
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Jul 17 20:25 UTC 1996 |
i'm definately with void on this one. pocahontas was the worst.
it was also terribly inaccurate. ry and i went to see THND last
week and really enjoyed it. it was entertaining. i think thats
what i look for the most in disney flicks...entertainment value.
the bad part about pocahontas was that it wasnt't even entertaining.
i was disappointed in many ways with that one. THND was a really
welcome experience after our last disappointment.
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tsty
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response 6 of 18:
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Jul 18 08:07 UTC 1996 |
<i didn't forget about Pocahontas ...just taht hunchback is more contemporary.
pocahontas is another "rewrite" taht DOES fit the same parameters/
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candie
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response 7 of 18:
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Jul 18 09:15 UTC 1996 |
All the disney movie characters are starting to look too much alike i
think.
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jerryr
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response 8 of 18:
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Jul 18 10:45 UTC 1996 |
i haven't really liked a disney 'toon character those wonderful mice and
gus gus from cinderella. my favorite disney feature 'toon is peter pan.
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leda
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response 9 of 18:
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Jul 29 00:10 UTC 1996 |
belle...now there's one classic disney chick.
a 'toon with brains and beauty. she is my
favorite disney 'toon character.
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remmers
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response 10 of 18:
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Jul 31 11:12 UTC 1996 |
"Song of the South" is a great Disney 'toon (though it is part
live action), but in this PC age you will probably never see it
in theaters.
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jerryr
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response 11 of 18:
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Jul 31 17:13 UTC 1996 |
is there a funnier sequence on film than the briar patch one?
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bru
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response 12 of 18:
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Aug 1 16:14 UTC 1996 |
It is available in video, I hope.
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goroke
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response 13 of 18:
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Aug 2 11:10 UTC 1996 |
I seem to recall reading somewhere that "Song of the South" was at one time
available in Japan on laser-disc. I do not know if it still is; I am
reasonably sure that it has never been released on domestic home-video.
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chamberl
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response 14 of 18:
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Aug 15 11:17 UTC 2006 |
re 10 -- I downloaded it.
I don't see how it racist.
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tsty
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response 15 of 18:
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Oct 2 06:28 UTC 2006 |
check out interiews with xxx isner ....
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naftee
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response 16 of 18:
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Oct 2 22:09 UTC 2006 |
xxx beer
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chamberl
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response 17 of 18:
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Oct 4 00:39 UTC 2006 |
hi soup
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naftee
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response 18 of 18:
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Oct 4 03:57 UTC 2006 |
hi chamberl
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