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The History of Walt Disney Animation Studios + (Part 14) - Animation Lookback

Let the storm rage on, the cold never bothered Disney anyways.

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Justin Monti

This is where Disney Animation just keeps getting better and better. Frozen: A great movie with amazing animation and unforgettable song and definitely deserves its place among the Disney classics, but my biggest issue is not with the film itself, but more the over saturation of Frozen that Disney has given it over the years like the merchandizing and so much more. Big Hero 6: As someone who is a huge fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this is a film that is right up my ally, and it is definitely a great film with awesome elements of Marvel in it, awesome action scenes, and of course one of Stan Lee's best cameos (R.I.P Stan Lee). Zootopia: Easily one of my favorite Disney Animated films of all time with a really engaging story and a beautiful message about discrimination and bigotry and how bad it can be, on top of being released at the perfect time. Also I must say that animation describing the Frozen hate is surprisingly accurate and I must say was absolutely hilarious and easily one of the best animations Logan has done for the Lookback. Another really awesome video. Next time it looks like we will be looking into the last of the animated films from Walt Disney Animation Studios. I can’t wait to see what happens next. Keep up the good work Mat and Logan.

Stella Newman

Knocked it out of the park again! Can't believe we're nearing the end!

Trenton Girone

Hey, everybody. Is anyone else having trouble with the volume on Patreon?

Kenneth Stoddard

My opinions in those 3 films: Frozen: Find it overrated and just okay. Didn’t see it in theaters when I was 14 since I was busy watching Hunger Games: Catching Fire at the time, I saw it on Blu-ray years later and it just okay. I can see why some Frozen fans love it but I thought it just okay. I prefer Lion King or Tangled than Frozen but that opinion. Big Hero Six: The Oscar upset beating How To Train Your Dragon and The Lego Movie despite being snubbed. For real though, I thought it was fine although I don’t particularly love it, but looks fine to me. However, as a Marvel fan, I never realized that it was based from the Marvel comics despite Marvel didn’t produce it when I first watch this film on Blu-ray. It nice to see Disney produced a loosely comic book based animated film, but I don’t overwhelmingly love it in the veins like Spider-Man: Into The Spiderverse nor being one of my favorite Disney animated films. It good, but not great. Zootopia: Also known as Mat’s favorite animated film of the 2010 decade because it made by his favorite animation studio, Disney, and because it has politics of course. 😂. Don’t worry, it fine if it still your favorite. I’ll respect it no matter what. Although I will agree that this movie is fantastic even put this and Moana as one of my favorite animated movies of the decade. Sadly, I didn’t see this in theaters at the time and once again, I end up seeing it when I have it either on Blu-ray or on streaming service. Definitely looked great and if I had kids, I definitely show this to them to understand about racism and so on. Overall your video looked good, can’t wait to see how it ends with the last three recent animated Disney films before reaching to Raya and the Last Dragon at this point. Hope it comes great at the end!

Hugo Segal

"Zootopia" was what "Chicken Little" should've been all along! Not an attempt to desperately replicate the Fractured Fairytale formula "Shrek" set in stone but using the concept of a society populated by anthropomorphic animals as an allegory.

Jeff B. Hughes

Another great Lookback on Disney during the 2010 decade and a perfect reminder of why they’re The Cornerstone of Animation from their first animated film to their most current culturally defining animated masterpieces. Who knows what future holds at Disney Animation, what we do know is for over 90+ years they are the innovated, they are the iconic, they are the Magic from Kansas boy and a Mouse

Alan Oliva

Now this is I know where the chapter gets good Frozen, Big Hero 6, Zootopia now those I know are Disney's greatest modern films as I know of today!

Rick Green

The Disney high continues! But next episode will show that not everything was great inside the studio with a certain Big Cheese being a bit too... Lovey-dovey.