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"It's just a bag of flour, it can't be that adorable" Disney animators:

As a kid i never understood why these random ladies are mean to him. As an adult....

Mickey Mouse praying before bed. 🎥: Mickey's Nightmare (1932)

Thank you for your service comrade. We did it.

Jessica Rabbit. That's it, that's the tweet.

Are you familiar with Mr. Ichabod and Miss Katrina?

Just found out that the highlighted "R" of March in mother oyster's calendar refers to the ancient traditional rule of eating oysters only in months with an "R" to manage health risks and flavor quality. The more you know 🦪

Fantasia (1940) reference in Mickey's House of Villains (2002)

I like the idea that, without Hades to redirect them, they'd have kept walking in the opposite direction for months while constantly screaming "ZEUS !!!"

In many early disney narratives, scenes of cleaning are not incidental, they function as a form of visual shorthand. The association between domestic work and moral worth reflects older cultural ideals, where patience, diligence &amp; self-sacrifice were considered defining virtues.

The lady in Tom and Jerry who is always partially seen is named 'Mammy Two Shoes'. This scene from the short 'Saturday Evening Puss' is the only time her face is shown.

🎥: "Poor Cinderella" (1934) The Fleischer Studios' first color film, and the only appearance of Betty Boop in color during the original Fleischer era.

Love how annoyed he looks right before throwing hands 😅 Any "Quest for Camelot (1998)" fans here?

Looney Physics lesson #5910

Yzma might be evil but at least she's a decent boss.

1994 or 2023? Spider-Man: The Animated Series (1994) Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)

I have never related to a fictional character more.

Rewatching films like 1951 Alice, that uses color as a primary storytelling language, you realize how much we’ve lost to the 'gritty, desaturated' trend. Modern films seem allergic to colors &amp; treat them as something that needs to be 'corrected' or subdued to achieve 'realism.'

One of the most wholesome blink-and-you-miss-it background details: The two guys in the 'Bonjour' sequence of Beauty and The Beast watching a turtle while the rest of the town bustles around them.

Show me a better gangster character design, you can't. 🚬

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First conceived in 1945, this mind-bending animation was a dream collaboration between Walt Disney and Salvador Dalí. Though put on hold for decades, 'Destino' was finally completed and released 58 years later on this day in 2003.

Meet Gabriella, Ariel's deaf and mute friend from "The Little Mermaid" TV series.

The way the shotgun barrel lowers just an inch, his eyes widening as the anger drains out of him, like, "wait....is this actually that one fox?" And then Copper steps between them with that tiny, broken whimper. Breaks me every time.

To think this came out almost a century ago!

"Since it is so likely that children will meet cruel enemies, let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage. Otherwise you are making their destiny not brighter but darker." ~ C.S. Lewis

Old cartoons were so unapologetically funny 😂

Raise your hand if you are one of the five people who remember this movie ✋

Happy 44th Anniversary to The Fox and the Hound (1981)

Johnny Bravo is turned into a woman by a disgruntled fortuneteller in order to show him what it truly means to be a woman.

Somehow John Henry (2000) plays like a metaphor for ai art vs human creativity.

Almost 40 years and we still don't have the Beverly Hills Teens autodresser 👗

Reminder that within Disney’s official film canon, Ariel is the only Disney princess who is explicitly depicted becoming a mother.

In his very early appearances, Superman didn’t actually fly – he leaped, only an eighth of a mile at a time. 🎥 Superman: The Arctic Giant (1942) #fleischerstudios

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The most professional rivals in the business.

When Tom and Jerry team up, you know you're done for

Ronald? (WOOF 🐶) Cedric? (WOOF 🐶) Percival? (WOOF🐶) Chauncey? (WOOF🐶) Humphrey? (WOOF🐶) Cynthia? (OW!🐶💅) Fauntleroy? (WOOF🐶) Hemingway? (WOOF🐶) Bartholomew? (WOOF🐶) Droopy? (...present...🐶)

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000)

Some delicious sound effects in this one.

Can we talk about how badass Cinderella is in Cinderella 3 !!

Reminds me of Little 'Tinker, they get their happy ending though

In many early disney narratives, scenes of cleaning are not incidental, they function as a form of visual shorthand. The association between domestic work and moral worth reflects older cultural ideals, where patience, diligence & self-sacrifice were considered defining virtues.

Rewatching films like 1951 Alice, that uses color as a primary storytelling language, you realize how much we’ve lost to the 'gritty, desaturated' trend. Modern films seem allergic to colors & treat them as something that needs to be 'corrected' or subdued to achieve 'realism.'