The Walt Disney Company

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    the career of Walt Disney and his seemingly “original” works. Disney didn’t think of new ideas for his cartoons, rather he took other artists past pieces and just “updated it and made it relevant for our age.” (Rip, 34:34-34:38). Disney is one of the most well-known cartoonists of this century and is often praised for his creativity, even though he never created those stories but merely adapted them. Disney was able to build off of the past but once he passed away, the Walt Disney Corporation…

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    from Wonderland: Disney and the Female Imagination", takes on the task of dissecting three Disney films to find out what impression they are leaving on young female viewers. She has come to the conclusion that part of the problem lies with Walt Disney, and the company he built, who was very controlling over the material that went into the children's films that the company produced; she believes that this controlling attitude mixed with the imagination and creativity that Disney films are…

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    2012 MPAA Industry Study

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    the home for all things movie and entertainment. However, recently it seems as if Americans have caused an impact great enough to set them back in terms of dominating the movie world. An article from USA Today discusses the impact that Hollywood has had in other countries outside the states. Bowles (2013) reported that U.S. audiences are taking a back seat to moviegoers across the globe — particularly in Asia. Specifically, movies are being released in other countries before they hit the states…

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    Disney is seen by most parents as a positive and clean source for their kids to watch. Disney doesn’t directly mean to, but they have subliminal messages that every kid is affected by. "As a parent of young children, I am continually reminded of the corporate power of the Walt Disney Company as it seeps into virtually all facets of my children 's lives: from the birthday parties they attend to the clothes they wear to the books they read at night, Disney is there" as stated by Natalie Coulter…

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    Pixar Case Study

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    graphics division from George Lucas and established an independent company to be named “Pixar” based in California, United States. Pixar was acquired by Disney in 2006 for a sum of 7.4 billion dollars and the deal was finalized by Steve Jobs who is the apple computer chief executive and was the head of computer animation firm. Jobs also made a deal that allowed Pixar to have all their films distributed and take their split of profits from Disney. After Bob Iger the CEO have had acquired Pixar it…

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    Julie Andrews Influence

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    When she got asked to play the roles of Mary Poppins she turned the role down because of her pregnancy, Disney wanted to wait for her specifically because she fit the role so well, that just shows that they wanted her for her not her character. From the years 2005 to 2006 Julie Andrews served as the Official Ambassador for Disneyland's 18-month-long, 50th-anniversary…

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    In 1995, The Walt Disney Company released an animated movie based on the story of Pocahontas, the daughter of the Powhatan tribe’s chief. Set in 17th century Virginia, free-spirited Pocahontas saves English explorer John Smith’s life from execution, and consequently, both embark on a tale of forbidden romance. True to the advertisement, 2 completely different worlds (the Native Americans and the greedy English) were brought together by the pair, and they narrowly avoid a costly war over land.…

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    down”-Walt Disney (92). Walter Elias Disney has trademarked the name “Disney” to be known around the whole world. It has been nearly 50 years since this innovative man has died, yet he is still relevant in today’s culture. Futhermore, the original Disney classics are still enjoyed by many people. However, most people do not realize the hard work and dediction that was put into making the Disney franchise. All throughout Walt’s 65 years, he led a very full and creative life. The article “Walt…

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    Universal Studio is a epitomization of Hollywood movie industry, so all the classic movies have their statuses here. On the other hand, Disneyland is serviced by The Walt Disney Company, and all the rides and decoration are designed by their own movies. As a result, Micky Mouse can be seen in Disneyland though Harry Potter can only be seen in Universal Studio. The age group is another major problem to chose where to have…

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    My Disney Cruise Vacation My most memorial event would have to be when I went on the Disney Cruise Line for a vacation with my family. There were so many fun activities to do while on the cruise. My favorite place to go would be going to the “Edge” room with some new friends. When I came the first day in the game room I did not have any friends, so the first couple of days it was fun, but also boring at some points since I did not know anyone at the time. The other place I enjoyed going to…

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