A critical retrospective on the Walt Disney Animated Studios films with your hosts Terra and Alex and a multitude of guests.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Film HistoryTV & FilmHistory |
For what is the final Xerox era Disney film, Alex takes a look at the declining state of Disney in popular perception overall, not just for animation. Disney scrambles to recover, and makes a bunch of attempts to return to form and save costs. Alex a... more
The second movie Disney released in 1977, Alex uses the history section to focus on the company’s wider changes and the way this sets up the management transition that precedes the 90s renaissance. Production of The Rescuers is especially tense as th... more
Disney released two movies in 1977, so Alex focuses on animation department politics and Winnie the Pooh facts in this episode, and saves wider company stuff for the next one, because god forbid we have an episode with a light history section in it. ... more
Yes, we talk about furries. Terra also talks a lot today. These points are unrelated.
This time, ROY Disney dies. Before he died though, he oversaw the completion of Walt Disney World. This went, uh…well, it went. This, coupled with the energy crisi... more
The corporate structure of Disney falls into disarray after Walt dies, and the company finds itself in creative paralysis trying to stay true to the “What Would Walt Do” mantra. This, naturally, involves focusing on the parks more than actual movies,... more
Walt dies in this one, so the history section is long and complicated because Walt was extremely petty and couldn’t help screwing people over (both family and employees), even until his final breath. Walt’s brother wasn’t much better, he just decided... more
This week, Alex stresses Walt’s disinterest in animation and the resultant corporate changes surrounding the production of The Sword in the Stone, including the beginnings of intergenerational animator drama. Only one of our interview guests had actu... more
To start off this first real episode back, Alex makes the rather bold assumption that we would post this before a full year had passed between episodes (oops) before digging into the company-wide changes and production issues surrounding 101 Dalmatia... more
This podcast is a great, especially for the history portion of the podcast. Getting the historical context is super interesting and I love learning about what was happening at the company and how it affected the final product.
Where things could use some work is the critical analysis. Sometimes it feels like the analysis is limited to “This is bad! It isn’t great,” especially from Harrison.
Another area where this could improve is in the representation and diversity of the guests. Some of th... more
Impeccably researched with pertinent, compelling commentary! Getting all the behind-the-scenes stories and broader context enriches the discussion so much
Love this podcast! The hosts play off each other so well, and I adore the format of the episodes! It’s so cool to learn the history of these movies and how that plays into how they were made, as well as getting personal accounts of how the films affected people!
An exquisitely researched, critically engaging, and downright fun Disney podcast. It always makes me want to revisit these films and consider the history and people that made them possible. Also, there are good jokes and nice people talking about what they love (and don’t love)??? A five star podcast for sure!
I love this podcast and both of the hosts!! They’re so insightful and have a great chemistry!!
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Apple Podcasts | #61 |
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