all of the Marvel characters with dark or mystical/Satanic seeming references. I agree they should have bought DC. Howard the Duck can wear pants, Jack Kirby and Carl Barks can roll over in their graves in unison. not trying to be mean love them both, but popular culture is formed by popular media, hence the ridiculous claims of c. involvement with Disney, perhaps less incredulous considering the logic of controlling with media. so what/who are your role models? they are probably vanilla,
movie when she says to Mr. over and under him in elstagilr fashion). I am sorry, but if that and the possibilites don't do it for you. these are some of the worst pictures of the girls that i've seen. Its hard to even believe your list when you pick some of the ugliest pictures of the girls i've seen. And i don't think Pixar should count because Pixar isn't animated. Animation needs to continue to be respected and loved. More so since they don't make animated movies anymore. an what about
that Disney is spending 10 times the money when compared to the average anime dubbing job. Neil Gaiman, the writer of "The Sandman", has worked on the English script of "Princess Mononoke", and Disney reportedly spent about $2. million to dub "Princess Mononoke". "Kiki's Delivery Service" is available on LD, as well as on DVD/VHS. No other films are available on LD. When the original deal was struck in 1996, Disney was still not sure about DVD's future, so they
work with x devices. That's what is currently missing from the equation in my opinion, and when said format gets agreed to, every electronics maker will know what their device needs to be capable of for portable video to truly take off. As it is, avg joe doesn't want to know about divx (which has reasonable amount of shiny badges, but hasn't really hit the model I've suggested above), or Xvid or x. they just want to know that it'll work when they press play. Actually I think it's you JD and
girls to turn anorexic to look like her. The others are turning into beanpoles. This isn't necessarily a jab at Disney, since the story existed well before the movie, but Beauty and the Beast always bothered me. Not because of how Belle is presented, but because the story involves her essentially being enslaved by someone who is angry, and abusive. But then, of course, just by getting to know him better and being nice to him, she changes him and falls in love. That's a pretty twisted message
which material becomes available by other media. Now, If I was someone like blockbuster, or had a Sky boxoffice like business model, I would be very concerned by this direction, but as a consumer, bring it on. I think you haven't thought through this well enough. Much like today you go to which ever retailer you like and try and get the best price on the dvd you want, this could just as easily apply to downloads, with retailers setting up their own networks and you just go into the store with
to give a factual picture of the latest plans for man's newest adventure. He later called the show "science factual. The show represented something new in its approach to science. But it also relied on Disney's trademark animation techniques. For example, a portion of the show was devoted to explaining basic scientific principles using an animated bust of Sir Isaac Newton. In one scene, an animated puppy sneezes and moves backward across a sheet of graph paper to illustrate that for every
of visitors entering the country. But surprisingly, after the Sept. 11 attacks the federal government sought out Disney?s advice in intelligence, security and biometrics, a tool that teaches computers to recognize and identify individuals based on their unique characteristics. The federal government may have wanted Disney's expertise because Walt Disney World is responsible for the nation's largest single commercial application of biometrics, said Jim Wayman, director of the National Biometric
the calm cool and collected, evil genius type. He's maniacal and treacherous, with everything all planned out (until it goes wrong). Jafar takes different forms: a vizier, and old man, to a sultan, to a sorcerer, to a cobra, to a genie. This is about the scariest villain of them all. He has no humor to him whatsoever. We often see the villains in their hideout with a sidekick and a lot of humor. Not so with this guy. We don't know why he does what he does; we don't know his motive. We only