Wednesday, 13 March 2013
Mickey Mouse in "Croissant de Triomphe"
Mickey Mouse - Croissant de Triomphe by Flixgr
I used to be a big fan of Mickey Mouse, but recently I've lost interest. Why? Because for a long time it's felt like Disney lost interest in him. CG Mickey? No thanks. Not even Kingdom Hearts Mickey could resuscitate his character for me. I know, I hear you gasp.
But wait! It looks like Disney is staring to remember that they make cartoons! They are making 19 to be exact, starting with this inexplicably french one. Is there an English dub? I have no idea; Disney only lets Americans watch stuff on their site, so I found this video on a french site. Don't worry, the french isn't difficult.
Maybe there's hope that Mickey will be redeemed. There's also talk of a Mickey Mouse/Roger Rabbit movie. Take a look at the news here.
Via ign.
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
Worst Commercial Ever
Recently I came across the free Tamagotchi L.I.F.E. app in the Google Play store and I was like, "Free? Heck yes!" and I downloaded it. Now it bugs me multiple times a day and I wonder why I bothered.
But anyway.
Fortunately I did not see this advertisement before I downloaded it. If I had I might have steered clear.
What it this garbage? Have you ever met someone like this in your entire life? I mean, someone you didn't want to punch?
By the way guys, no tamagotchi for you.
But anyway.
Fortunately I did not see this advertisement before I downloaded it. If I had I might have steered clear.
What it this garbage? Have you ever met someone like this in your entire life? I mean, someone you didn't want to punch?
By the way guys, no tamagotchi for you.
Monday, 11 February 2013
Destino
Here's a curiosity. Many years ago Walt Disney and Salvador Dali collaborated to make a short film, but it was not completed in the end because it was too expensive. Then, years later, Roy E. Disney decides to pull out the storyboards and make the film, and it was completed in 2003. The results are... interesting.
Having trouble understanding it? Read on for my thoughts on interpretation.
Friday, 8 February 2013
Winnie the Pooh's Rabbit is Not a Woman
So here's a random confession: when I was a kid I thought Rabbit was a woman. It made sense to me. Everyone always refered to Rabbit as "Rabbit;" I think they rarely ever said "him." Rabbit always reminded me of my grandma (sorry Grandma!) and he was always fussing about the house and garden, which said female to me back then. Anyone else ever make this mistake?
Hipster Princesses!
Ahahaha! It's hipster Disney princesses! You have to check these out! The Mary Sue has a bunch of 'em here.
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
Where Are My Youtubes?
UPDATE: That was short! The videos came back on their own! What happened? I guess we'll never know.
Original message:
For some reason embedded youtube videos are not showing up on my blog today. If you wanted to see that Up On Poppy Hill trailer click HERE. In the mean time, I'll try to sort this out.
Original message:
For some reason embedded youtube videos are not showing up on my blog today. If you wanted to see that Up On Poppy Hill trailer click HERE. In the mean time, I'll try to sort this out.
From Up On Poppy Hill Trailer
From up on Poppy Hill is the Latest Studio Ghibli movie to be released in North America. This one is directed by Goro Miyazaki, son of the famous Hayao Miyazaki who, if I remember correctly, thinks he is a terrible director and practically disowned him. Anyway, Studio Ghibli hasn't exactly been on a roll lately, with Tales of Earthsea being panned and Ponyo only getting good reviews because all of the reviewers were afraid to admit that they didn't get it. The Secret World of Arriety seems to have done okay, but I haven't seen it yet so I can't confirm.
That being said, this one looks like it may be something more like a cross between Whisper of the Heart and Grave of the Fireflies, in which case I thouroughly approve.
In other news, has anyone else heard that Disney no longer holds the rights to any Shtudio Ghibli films? Apparently this 'GKids' owns them all now. I've never noticed them before, but they were the ones who distributed The Secret of Kells, so they're all right.
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