#package films

[princesssarisa]

These lesser-known Disney movies were produced during and just after World War II. Due to the war, the company lacked the staff and budget to make their classic full-length animated features, so instead they "packaged" several animated shorts together to form feature-length movies. These sustained the studio until they finally returned to single-story features with Cinderella in 1950.

The general public might not know their names, but some of us have just as many fond childhood memories of these movies as of Disney's best-known classics.

It can be easy to forget which shorts came from which package films, so here's a reminder list:

Saludos Amigos: "Lake Titicaca," "Pedro," "El Gaucho Goofy," "Aquarela do Brasil."

The Three Caballeros: "The Cold-Blooded Penguin," "The Flying Gauchito," "Baía," "Three Caballeros," "Las Posadas," "You Belong to My Heart," "Donald's Surreal Reverie."

Make Mine Music: "The Martins and the Coys," "Blue Bayou," "All the Cats Join In," "Without You," "Casey at the Bat," "Two Silhouettes," "Peter and the Wolf," "After You've Gone," "Johnny Fedora and Alice Bluebonnet," "The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met."

Fun and Fancy Free: "Bongo" and "Mickey and the Beanstalk."

Melody Time: "Once Upon a Wintertime," "Bumble Boogie," "The Legend of Johnny Appleseed," "Little Toot," "Trees," "Blame It on the Samba," "Pecos Bill."

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad: "The Wind in the Willows" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."

[kimseokjinn]

The fake maknae line

[mobius-m-mobius]

OWEN WILSON in HOW DO YOU KNOW (2010)

[citrinekay]

Andy taking off his pants for science

[sunlit-mess]

How did you get so good at animating and drawing? Aside from practice, what techniques do you use? What software do you use?

I only know the basics/fundamentals of both drawing and animation.

For drawing, I've carried out lessons about the Elements and principles of design, the history of graphics design, traditional drawing techniques, color theory, anatomy, character design, blah blah blah. Lots of info I still do my best to practice/put in my art. If y'all notice me animating gifs then it's bc I have time to do so... ( I'm in term break until late July ) They're likely short, but it's through animation blocking, timing, and incorporating both in-betweens and tweening.

I've used Adobe Animate/After Effects for school projects, sometimes for doodles only, I currently use Clip Studio Paint bc it's where I'm more comfy with ^^ Maybe someday I'll be able to afford Toon Boom hehe.

[jimmyspades]

Big day for freaks (me)

[jasontoddsmommyissues]

In retrospect it’s pretty cunty of Todd Phillips to make a gritty, Taxi Driver-esque movie about the Joker, and then make the sequel a movie musical starring Lady Gaga. 10/10 he absolutely served with that one.

[throughpatchesofviolet]

The Heathcliff charm I pre-ordered from @neonmetro arrived, today!! He's adorable ~

[itstimetodrew]

damn I wish I got my nitpicks with the wild robot out there before award noms starting coming out, now I'll just look like a contrarian hater :/

[apple-spider-vinegar]

OKAY, it might be a stretch to get a vast majority of Spider-Man fans to watch Cronenberg but if you like Harry Osborn (read: tragic, deeply sympathetic, emotionally unstable drug addicts trying and failing to build a life outside the influence of the more dominant family member they are deeply entwined with, and also there's some internalized homophobia in there) then can I please interest you in Dr. Beverly Mantle?

[assiraphales]

there needs to be a word to describe the moment when u realize something is missing (it could have been missing for months but u JUST realized) and suddenly nothing is more important than this missing item and ur tearing ur apartment apart and making an absolute mess and ur face is hot and

[springforaspell]

The movie is definitely not above criticism and there are plenty of valid reasons to be upset — and everyone is definitely entitled to their opinions and should be free to voice those opinions — but I think some of y’all need to admit that you wouldn’t have been happy with any adaptation that isn’t pulled word for word from the book or directly from your imagination.

This movie has a lot of good in it that I feel isn’t being recognized because people want to focus on the gripes. Which…fair enough. I get it. There were some changes that I wish hadn’t been made.

But I feel like the point of adaptations is really flying over some heads, and people aren’t giving the film the chance to be appreciated for what it is and what it accomplishes well.

[robotpussy]

everybody likes me until I tell them I listen to metal 😑😑😑😑😑

[stephaniejuhnay]

Candy Cane Lane is the perfect Christmas movie. No notes, 10/10.

[featherymess]

everyday I am fueled by SPITE due to companies having the ABSLOUTE AUDACITY to say “buy” to own digitally instead of fessing up that it’s actually long term rent to access until they pull the content or the service ends :)

BITCH THIS IS WHY I HOARD PHYSICAL MEDIA. I CACKLE FROM MY (carefully handled) PILE OF BOOKS AND FILMS. JOIN ME (but also please don’t touch my precious hoard. start your own? there’s plenty of space in the physical media cave.)

[vamp--dad]

People on tiktok will think oh no I'm having a panic attack and then sit on the floor, take out their phone, hit record, film 8 seconds of hyperventilation and add #spreadingawareness #neurospicy to the description