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High School Chamber Choir Sure on This Shining Night
Curious what your thoughts are on this high school chamber choir doing Sure on this shining night!
u/redbullsgivemewings — 7 days ago
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What Led to Disney’s Second Golden Age?
We are all aware of Disney’s run in the late 80s-90s, but seeing them all listed out is truly remarkable:
1989: The Little Mermaid
1991: Beauty and the Beast
1992: Aladdin
1994: The Lion King
1995: Pocahontas
1997: Hercules
1998: Mulan
1999: Tarzan
I know I’m leaving a few out, but that list of movies is absurd. A studio putting out just a few movies of that caliber in that time span would be considered a huge success.
What was it about Disney during this era that led to so many classic movies? Pixar was still separate from Disney so there was a major competing studio also producing very high quality animation. Is there anything known about animators/writers/execs during that era that fostered brilliance like that? A documentary that explores the behind the scenes from this era at Disney would be so interesting!
u/redbullsgivemewings — 1 month ago