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    Spirited Away is an animated Japanese film (anime), by Hayao Miyazaki, he “has made many famous films including; Laputa: The Castle in The Sky (1986) and Princess Mononoke (1997) and his excellent work has earned him the title of ‘Walt Disney of Japan’” (Dugdale). Even though the film maker decided to retire in 1997, he decided to create Spirited Away after noticing that young girls don’t have much to look out to in the media other that romance, he wanted to create a film “in which they could be…

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    Disney Corporate Strategy

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    1. Disney is a multi-business firm in media sphere. Disney covered such spheres as Media Networks, Studio Entertainment, Theme Parks and Resorts, Consumer Products, Internet and Direct Marketing. In particular, such areas included cartoon shorts (Steamboat Whllie), full-length feature films (Cinderella), training and education cartoons for the government (Treasure Island), full-length animated film (Snow White), Music Company (Walt Disney Music Company), live-action production (Mary Poppins),…

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    Compare the ways in which The sword in the stone and The legend of king Arthur have explored different perspectives of the same story line in their movie. Introductions: As many movies get older and outdated movie's producers make new and improved versions of a pervious movie. Made back in 1963 The sword in the stone was created by Disney. This movie was rated G and was a cartoon movie recommended for family or children to watch with comedy and musicals all throughout the film. Only recently…

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    Tarzan Disney’s Tarzan has been around since the year 1999 but before that, there has been forty-seven different Tarzan films ever since the novel’s publication in 1914. Whether or not all forty-seven of those films were good or bad, they all were unable to capture the same vision Edgar Rice Burroughs had of the Wildman. The Walt Disney Studios managed to achieve this through a different screen technique: animation. The three points of aesthetics that are very striking are: how some characters…

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    Once upon a time a young girl, influenced through several Disney princesses, realized that she was never going to have the happily ever after she always dreamed of. She’ll never have the guy who treats her right, instead she gets the guy who hits her while he’s drunk, and a mother fighting for her life in a hospital bed. Yet she continues to pray for her happy ending day after day, year after year. She begins to hate the stories that made her dream that made her feel special. Every day she falls…

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    I think that the best entrepreneur would be Walt Disney, this man has made many families happy. Walt Disney became an American entrepreneur, animator, voice actor and film producer. Disney holds the record for most Academy Awards earned by an individual, having won 22 Oscars from 59 nomination's. In the 1950's, Disney expanded into the amusement park industry, and in 1955 he opened Disneyland. This is were he started his journey of families getting together. He started as film producer in 1966.…

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    Pixar: Movie Analysis

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    Brain Time Throughout history movies have always been used as a way to escape reality. Movies are created with out of the world story lines in order to catch the attention of the audience. Eventually, this phenomenon picked up and directors and producers were on a mission to become the best in the business. One in particular that has taken over the animated movie world is Pixar which is a section to Walt Disney. In 2015, directors Pete Docter, Ronnie del Carmen released a heartfelt movie named…

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    Duck Amuck Parody

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    After the success of Disney’s Silly Symphonies, other studios began their own spin on the program. This for Leon Schlesinger and the Warner Brothers was a way of incorporating popular music with cartoons (Beck, iv). An exemplary case of these Merrie Melodies, which is interchangeable with the more known name, the Looney Tunes are Duck Amuck. While Merrie Melodies had been in production since the beginning of the 1930s (Beck iv), Duck Amuck made it’s debut in 1953, directed by Chuck Jones (Klein,…

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    The organization of the article “Walt Disney”, from Contemporary Heroes and Heroines helps give readers a clear look at Walt Disney’s astounding success with the Walt Disney Company. It starts by providing some general information about Disney and his career, such as that he was an animator and producer. The article then goes into detail about the early stage of his career, which took off with the creation of Mickey Mouse. It leads into the next part of his career by stating, “But Disney's…

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    This summer I went to the D23 Expo at the Anaheim Convention Center. The best part was going to the Parks and Resorts panel. My mom and I were waiting in this mile long line at 9am for this panel that started at 3 pm. We finally started moving and went down the escalator to go into the basement. We entered a giant room under the main ballroom and sat down on this cold gray concrete floor with about seven thousand other people to wait. After being down there for about three hours we finally got…

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