Disney movies back in the 80's and 90's were really inspirational. At least, to me they were. My favorite Disney movies include The Lion King, The Fox and the Hound, Mulan, and Oliver and Company. The thing I love most about animated Disney movies was the amount of effort put into the animation. People like me, being a total animation buff, are really into that. The fact that these movies were made at a time when technology was less developed makes it even more impressive. Nowadays, all you need to animate is moderate drawing skills, Photoshop, and Flash. You can really tell that they put a lot of hard work and effort into those movies, which is something that is rare today. Another thing about Disney movies that I love is the lessons they teach.
My number one favorite Disney movie is The Lion King. It's always been my favorite. I love the songs, the art, everything. This movie not only teaches kids about the Circle of Life, but also that the past can hurt, but you can either run from it or learn it. My second favorite Disney movie is The Fox and the Hound. The art in this movie is so beautiful, and the animation is super smooth. It always made me cry as a little kid, however. The Fox and the Hound tells kids that you can make friends with anyone. I've learned well from that. The next movie is Mulan. My personal favorite part of this movie is the music. Mulan teaches kids that anybody can be a warrior, and anybody can fight for what's right. The final movie I'll be talking about is Oliver and Company. I've always admired the art in this movie, and it's actually influenced me a great deal. Oliver and Company teaches kids that kindness has no bounds.
Well, that's my blog post for today. Sorry, no gifs today. I'm feeling really lazy, so I don't wanna go on Photobucket and find one.
