The Wonderful World of Disney Values, Short Documentary

[doodlecouchpotato]

the old white castle logo, nice touch

[JizzonTheDark]

Are you kidding?

[selious04]

Family Values my ass

1) Most all of Disney's main characters are either adopted or orphaned by one or both of the parents, mostly the mothers. Teaching children that parents will abandon you at some point and that you do not need them in your life to teach you REAL values.

2) Have you seen all the subliminal images in Disney movies?! nuff said there

3) a. Jasmine, Pocahontas, Ariel, go out in the night to be with a guy. b) The centaurs cartoon resemble the pagan god Pan.

c) THE SYMBOLS!!!

[kaliwatnilapulapu]

good thing Iceclanl2

[crazyasacoconana]

Ok documentary... the voice over is really dull, stilted and monotone. It would be much better if the delivery was more lively.

[IceClanL2]

I totally agree. When we made it, we were really tired and one part I almost lost my voice and was whispering through it, haha.

[Partyboy22]

Great documentary! It's watching Disney related programming that justs make me wish I never have to grow up.

[eeyoredancer11]

great video! loved the music

[echoscot]

Very thoroughly researched. The presentation is a bit dry,though.  That is the only negative I would give and easily outdone by the creativity of the visual resources used.

[Marbles471]

This is a nice enough video, but I think it's rather simplistic to talk about "Disney values" as if all these films, made by different people, in different eras, under different conditions, were all working from one single vision. That was a BIT truer in the days when Walt Disney himself was at the helm, but it doesn't make much sense to talk about "Fox and the Hound" in same breath as, say, "Tarzan". The only real thing those films have in common is the Disney label.