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Top Shelf – Disney Animation Studios Library
Two guys sit down and go through every theatrically released Disney Animation Studios film in chronological order. Starting with “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” and heading to the present. We’ll review and recollect memories of classics like “The Jungle Book”, “Alice in Wonderland”, “The Little Mermaid”, and more!
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#12: Cinderella (1950)
Jeff and TC are back for another week, this time reviewing the 1950 Disney classic ”CINDERELLA”. They break down the music, the characters, and more!
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#11: The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949)
On this week’s episode, we finish the last of the package films “The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad”, talk our favorite of the two shorts in this film, which we’d like to see as a full length film, and…
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#10: Melody Time (1948)
Yet another of the Disney ‘package’ films, we checked out ‘MELODY TIME’. More shorts, more music, more beautiful artwork. ALSO, we’ve reached our 10th film and discussed what movie has entered the final bracket of our favorite films!
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#09: Fun & Fancy Free (1947)
Continuing on through the ‘package films’, we watched the 1947 film ‘Fun & Fancy Free’ which tells two stories of Bongo the Bear and Mickey & the Beanstalk. Also, we go off on 3 different tangents. Sometimes we can’t help…
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#08: Make Mine Music (1946)
After a short break, TC and Jeff are back with a ton of energy to talk about “MAKE MINE MUSIC”, a “feature length” movie made up of 10 shorts set to music from the era. It’s like ‘Fantasia, Jr.’ for…
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#07: The Three Caballeros (1944)
Continuing through the Disney “package films”, we watched 1944’s “The Three Caballeros”! This time, we learn more about South American culture, get the world’s greatest nonsensical song stuck in our head, and find that Donal is a horndog. Seriously, he…
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#06: Saludos Amigos (1942)
Back for another episode, this time around we check out the 1942 “feature length (?)” animated film “Saludos Amigos” and immediately buy tickets for Argentina. As long as it doesn’t take 3 days to get there like the movie says…
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#05: Bambi (1942)
Nothing says growing up as a child then cute little deer, rabbits with manners, and the death of your mother. Wait…um…forget I said that. We watched “BAMBI” from 1942!
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#04: Dumbo (1941)
Back for another episode, this time we checked out the original “Dumbo” from 1941. A movie that dares to make you depressed until the final three minutes where everything wraps up nice and quickly. We’ll never get the song “Baby…
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