Mickey Finn

Jungle Book The Jungle Book has always been a childhood favorite of mine for as long as I can remember. Disney has started doing remakes of famous movies and The Jungle Book was one. The director could not have made this movie more similar to the original, however, there were some differences that came with the remake. The director mixed the two movies together, to keep the strong mythic theme from the original Kipling film. and Disney personality. The first major difference is the…

“not when you’ve got crooks behind you” replies Mickey. They land in a pool of warm shoulder deep…

I always wondered where did great writers find such strength. What made their stories so good? How could I write a story that has the power of touching people’s heart and spirit? What is the secret of a successful novel writing? Every story in the world since the dawn of time, seemingly shared similar ideas and a common structure. Each hero from every culture goes through similar steps. Joseph Campbell is one of those who discovered this principle and introduced the concept of Monomyth or “the…

The racers are at the starting line waiting for the green. A blare of the engines and Tucker Hibbert gets the hole shot in the pro open final at Duluth National Championship race. T-train has many historical events and background that many people don’t know. Tucker hibbert is one of the best snowmobile racers in the past two decades. Tucker Hibbert is an awesome racer but not many people know his background. Here is some of his personal info like hometown, date of birth and nickname. These…

Lawren Stewart Harris Lawren Stewart Harris, was born in October on the 23rd, 1885 in Brantford, Ontario. He passed away in January on the 29, 1970 Vancouver, British Columbia. When he was alive a lot stuff happened and is now considered history such as World War 1, World War 2 and when the Titanic sank in 1912, April 14- April 15. All of this stuff that happened is history and will never be forgotten. Harris was born into a wealthy family. He attended Toronto's St. Andrews College. When…

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This week’s topic was focused all about a lovely man who greatly contributed to the animated world both artistically and fundamentally. The first innovation I’m focusing on is the new use and concept of a storyboard. “Written notes, thumbnails sketches, even visual outlines had been used before, but this was the first time that a sequence of drawings was used to plot out a film in its entirety” (pg 38). This small technique made…

George Walton Lucas Jr. was born on May 14, 1944, in Modesto California, his family was made up of his mother Dorothy, his father George Lucas Sr. and his three sisters Katherine, Ann and Wendy Lucas. George Jr. was a small kid which made him a natural target for bullies, but his sister Wendy would help fight them off. When he was in middle school he struggled at math, reading, and writing, he had a major passion for cars, but when he got into a wreck his dreams of being a race car driver went…

so did many productions were developed. In 1928, the birth of a very famous character name Mickey Mouse in 1928, and whole Disney group as well. The first full-length animated feature was made in 1937 called Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Then throughout the years they kept making more movies like Bambi, Peter Pan and Cinderella. In the late 1940s Disney started to make television programs like The Mickey Mouse Club. As years went by, Disney Company began to team up with other companies to…

Famous Geneticist James D. Watson DNA is the most famous molecule that is found in the world today, though it was quite a late discovery in the scientific world. [5] James Watson was one of the geneticists that helped discover the structure of DNA. James Watson was an Academic, Biologist, Geneticist, Zoologist, and a scientist. He was born on the 6th of April 1928 in Chicago and is now 87 years old. Watson was awarded the Nobel Prize for helping discover the double-helix structure of DNA. His…

In the late 1890’s the Lumiere Brother’s had invented the Cinematograph, which was an all in one camera and projector. With their invention of the first true motion picture camera, they began to document the daily life in their hometown Lyon, France. The very first films they ever made consisted of Workers Leaving the Lumiere Factory, an Arrival of a Train at the Station, and a mother Feeding the Baby. While these very short films around fifty seconds each did document the daily lives of the…