Maybe RZ should have watched this (a couple of hundred times) before she was allowed to give interviews about the "now disastrous" live action version.
It’s Greta documentary. But..not a word about the splendid symphonic orchestra? It’s a complete one. Form piccolo to contrabasoon! When Snow White is “ dead” inside the glass coffin, an organ takes place beautifully. And when the Prince arrives and takes Snow White away, there’s a male- female wonderful choir! Well, even Beethoven had to struggle to have one of his wonderful string quartets well paid. But why music and musicians are always underestimated? Think about it. Signed: a movie and music lover from Brazil.
1937's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is the jewel in the crown of not only the company, but animation itself. Contemporary Disney's attempts to erase the glorious past will simply make the past shine even brighter.
Wasn't KOKO the clown from early silent Max Fleisher animation from a film reference....he sure was and then transfered via Rotoscope process. So S.W. film reference was NOT THE FIRST TIME animation character reference was attempted.
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In my mind and I'm sure in Disney's mind too was that Snow White was going to be a huge gamble for his animation company. It could of lead to probably financial ruin if it wasn't a success. But today we have a film that's a masterpiece.
I love Snow White, one of my all-time favourite Disney films. And wow, yes, this documentary tells the story of how it went from "Disney's Folley" into what would become a groundbreaking motion picture masterpiece we all know and love today.
I loved this story due to the mirrors misperception of “ fairest “. The queen meant beauty as the fairest . The mirror meant equality as the fairest . In all fairness , it was a easy mistake to make .
Fun Fact: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is the very first animated Disney Feature Film Movie that was released in theatres at Carthay Circle Theatre in Los Angeles, CA on December 21st, 1937.
