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Uncle Walt-a-thon: Fantasia
<– Uncle Walt-a-thon: Dumbo I’m fairly, but not entirely, sure I saw Fantasia as a child; however, I have almost no recollection of it, so going into this film I had very little idea of what to...
View ArticleUncle Walt-a-thon: The Three Caballeros
<– Uncle Walt-a-thon: Fantasia The Three Caballeros is another of the few Disney films on my list that I haven’t seen before, so I didn’t really know what to expect going in. What I knew of the...
View ArticleUncle Walt-a-thon: Bambi
<– Uncle Walt-a-thon: The Three Caballeros After a couple films in a row that I wasn’t really familiar with, we make it to a film I’ve seen many, many times with Bambi. My first impression is that...
View ArticleUncle Walt-a-thon: Cinderella
<– Uncle Walt-a-thon: Bambi So far, I’ve rather enjoyed this project of watching every Disney film. I appreciated Snow White, Pinocchio, and Dumbo a little more than I used to, loved (parts of)...
View ArticleUncle Walt-a-thon: Alice in Wonderland
<– Uncle Walt-a-thon: Cinderella After the insipid Cinderella, a part of me dreaded what lay in store for the rest of this series; would the rest of the classic Disney films fare as poorly as this?...
View ArticleUncle Walt-a-thon: Peter Pan
<– Uncle Walt-a-thon: Alice in Wonderland Short version: it’s better than Cinderella. Peter Pan is, simply, far more entertaining. The variety of settings goes a long way by itself, but there’s also...
View ArticleUncle Walt-a-thon: Lady and the Tramp
<- Uncle Walt-a-thon: Peter Pan Maybe I should’ve saved that “still better than Cinderella” line for Lady and the Tramp instead of using it with Peter Pan. After all, Peter Pan is a different kind...
View ArticleUncle Walt-a-thon: Sleeping Beauty
<- Uncle Walt-a-thon: Lady and the Tramp In some ways, Sleeping Beauty is a revised version of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, since both adapt fairly simple fairy tales that don’t seem to lend...
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Uncle Walt-a-thon: 101 Dalmatians
<- Uncle Walt-a-thon: Sleeping Beauty It’s another dog story set in London. This does allow some cameos from Lady and the Tramp side characters, but between these two films and Peter Pan, part of me...
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Uncle Walt-a-thon: Sword in the Stone
<– Uncle Walt-a-thon: 101 Dalmatians Besides the English setting, Sword in the Stone has another common Disney trope in that it opens with a picture of a book with some narration. This may have had...
View ArticleAn Uncle Walt-a-thon Round-Up
I’ve already covered each major Walt Disney film individually as part of my Uncle Walt-a-thon project (except The Jungle Book, but he died during the production of that one and Netflix doesn’t have it,...
View ArticleUncle Walt-a-thon: The Jungle Book
<- Uncle Walt-a-thon: Sword in the Stone It gives me a little sense of pride that mine must be one of the few blogs that can post a review of The Jungle Book right after a post on Doctor Zhivago,...
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