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The History of Walt Disney Animation Studios + (Part 13) - Animation Lookback (Patreon)

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2020-12-24 20:01:02
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The magic of Disney animation returned to give the studio a great start to the 2010 decade.

(So sorry that this got delayed by a whole day here. I was waiting on Logan's animations to get this one ready, but I least I got you all your Christmas gift early, so it all works out.)

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The History of Walt Disney Animation Studios + (Part 13) - Animation Lookback

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dansiciliano90@gmail.com

Really liked with what you did in this part but I was disappointed that you didn't mention "Wreck-It Ralph" losing the Golden Globe and Oscar to Pixar's "Brave" and made everybody act like Dwight from "The Office" just like in your Pixar Lookback.

Isaac Mapes

“Frozen” next month bois!

Stella Newman

This was honestly my most anticipated part of the lookback as it goes into my favorite film of all time. You and Logan did a great job once again.

Kenneth Stoddard

Great Christmas gift! As for my thoughts of those films up start off with The Princess and the Frog: Good movie, definitely resonates well with African Americans and even though it not one of my favorites from Disney, it fun to watch. Tangled: I actually like this movie more than I expected. I like it more so Frozen although I haven’t seen the series since I heard good things about it, but it a great film. 2011’s Winnie The Pooh: I finally gotten around watching this film on Disney+ since I haven’t seen it yet and I thought it was simple but, good. Yeah I hate to how it underperformed against the final Harry Potter movie even that one I didn’t see it in theaters too until on Blu-ray but still it a simple good film. Sure it the last for Disney as of now making hand animated films, but was great to see doing hand animation for time to time while it lasted. Wreck It Ralph: I really love this, definitely considering as one of my favorite animated movies from Disney, for sequel however, we’ll talk about that another time when we get to Part 15. Very well made video overall, I know the next one will feature Frozen, Big Hero Six, Zootopia, and Moana so I can’t for it to come out next month although I have little to no excitement for taking about Frozen but still can’t can’t wait to come out next month. With that said, Merry Christmas and have a safe holiday dude!

Giovanni Francesa Campos

What a great way to end this terrible year of this "new decade", with a nostalgic trip to the past decade (the 2010's). Merry Christmas Mat and Happy Holidays.

Justin Monti

This was an awesome Christmas gift. This is definitely another one of my favorite eras of Disney Animation. The Princess and The Frog: Great movie and a nice brief return to classic hand drawn Disney Animation. Tangled: The best Disney Animated film in years and easily an awesome return to the classic Disney formula. Winnie The Pooh: While I do think the movie is fun and charming in its own right, I definitely think it was a massive mistake to release this the exact same time as the final Harry Potter movie. Especially since it scrapped the idea for future hand drawn animated films. Wreck it Ralph: I really love this movie because I really love the concept of the movie and I just love the video game references and the video game character appearances. So overall this really was a great start for the comeback for Disney Animation. However next time in part 14, we are going to to talk about the unexpected phenomenon that would become one of Disney's biggest franchises next to Star Wars and Marvel. Keep up the good work Mat and Logan and I can’t wait for part 14. And have a Merry Christmas.

Hugo Segal

18:10 Oh, hi Sinbad and Joseph!

Hugo Segal

It helped that "Wreck-It Ralph" was released during Hurricane Sandy. I would know because I saw it the opening day when schools across NYC had closed.