Remix in videos is how younger generations develop the understanding of older culture that they were not alive to experience by bringing another life to a film, that reflects the concepts and style that younger generations are used to. Which brings the culture of that film to a new generation so they may appreciate it also. Take Disney’s Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Pete’s Dragon, Alice in Wonderland, and Jungle Book for example. All beloved Disney movies. Sleeping Beauty was originally showed January 29, 1959, and has become a classic Disney movie. Every little girl knows who Aurora is and loves her. And most can even identify her signature song. (Insert clip of Once Upon A Dream) But most kids these days don't know the story behind the Princess. Not even most of the basics. At least, until May 30, 2014. When Disney released Maleficent.
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This princess, like most of the others was blonde. She was spunky and wore a blue dress, and her head was filled with fancy. Her name was Alice. Her story grew rapidly popular for years after its first appearance. Much as if the film itself had drank from a peculiar bottle. But as the years went on its popularity shank. As if it had eaten a cake that said “eat me.” Maybe in a world of its own it would have stayed more towards the top of Disney's best movies. (Insert In a World of My Own) But much like Alice’s trip through Wonderland, that wish looked a bit different than they thought when Tim Burton took the story over. (Insert Alice’s Theme) The new Alice in Wonderland was released March 5, 2010. Tim Burton brought a darker side to the once peculiar film, which caught the eyes of many teenagers and parents who waited years after the first trailer to see the movie. Now the movie is not just for little kids to enjoy, but for teenagers to find their inner Disney lover. The movie really put a new spin on an old classic and made it appealing to an entirely new
This princess, like most of the others was blonde. She was spunky and wore a blue dress, and her head was filled with fancy. Her name was Alice. Her story grew rapidly popular for years after its first appearance. Much as if the film itself had drank from a peculiar bottle. But as the years went on its popularity shank. As if it had eaten a cake that said “eat me.” Maybe in a world of its own it would have stayed more towards the top of Disney's best movies. (Insert In a World of My Own) But much like Alice’s trip through Wonderland, that wish looked a bit different than they thought when Tim Burton took the story over. (Insert Alice’s Theme) The new Alice in Wonderland was released March 5, 2010. Tim Burton brought a darker side to the once peculiar film, which caught the eyes of many teenagers and parents who waited years after the first trailer to see the movie. Now the movie is not just for little kids to enjoy, but for teenagers to find their inner Disney lover. The movie really put a new spin on an old classic and made it appealing to an entirely new