[Nicky91]

today they are officially 100


what are some of your fave Disney films, series, cartoons?

[Nicky91]

me personally my fave cartoons

- Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto (also because i LOVED playing Disney Tetris back in my childhood on the Nintendo 64)

- i also liked Toy Story, but also Cars (btw fun fact, one of the voices in that is the late legendary actor Paul Newman)


and now i am a hardcore Disney+ loyalist i guess, i luv how they have so much diverse content on there, a little bit for everyone, am a huge Marvel fan and no i myself don't think quality is lesser than before (and i'm perfectly entitled to my own opinion so is everyone else of course, freedom is speech is what i stand for) i also love all the LucasFilms content on there great move from Disney either, with Star Wars, Indiana Jones major franchises, also clever with the National Geographic package, for the more educative content, here in my nation, we have the ESPN NL package too for several sports and mainly football documentary content


in terms of recent new versions

I enjoyed every second of Peter Pan & Wendy, will deffo watch The Little Mermaid, probably in the christmas holidays or something

luv The Santa Clauses too (looking forward to its season 2 next month)



as for whats still to come
- Percy Jackson & The Olympians (also looking forward to that, always enjoyed the Percy Jackson franchise so, am looking forward how this new cast will do compared to those from the films)
- Echo (well i liked Hawkeye a lot and that is a spin off of that one so might also love that)

[Nicky91]

from this years movie week on strictly, also nice Disney 100 tribute

Youtube video

[Z]

I just read this morning about Walt Disney's visit to Norton Disney which I thought was a cool little bit of history within history:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-67102341

Disney's fantastic. My favourite sequence in any Disney creation is in Dumbo, the Pink Elephants On Parade song. Such an incredible piece of animation...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcZUPDMXzJ8

[Zizu]

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-67102341


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[Nicky91]

i don't mind they've removed things from the streaming service either, most of what they removed i never had seen anyway


and yes in order to keep providing quality, cost cutting is also what must be done, and also freeing up some space is also very useful, clearing up the things what no one really watches like most of those irrelevant reality competitions or bad reviewed films