Mulan's driving ambition was to bring honor to her family and save her country, shirking romantic responsibilities in the process, in a theme that Disney Animation Studios didn't really revisit again until 2016's Moana. As a main character, Mulan has more in common with the struggles of Aladdin or Simba than the female Disney heroines who came before her, and as such it's easy to label her Disney animation's first action heroine. Mulan Coming on the heels of Disney films like The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Hercules, 1998's Mulan took on the tried-and-true Disney coming-of-age story approach with a twist. (Also, it has this little song called "Let It Go" which proved to be very popular.)ħ. In so many ways, Frozen feels like classic Disney, but its story is refreshingly modern. Smartly, the old Disney trope of a Prince’s kiss breaking a spell is reworked here - it’s the sisters’ love for one another that is capable of thawing a frozen heart. The overarching love story here isn’t about Elsa or Anna finding their prince but the two sisters rebuilding their fractured relationship. She spends most of her childhood locked away in her bedroom, unable to play with her sister. There’s a decent chunk of X-Men folded in here, too, as Elsa’s cryokinetic powers (she can freeze anything) alienate her from her family and society. But it does much to play around with those elements, subvert expectations, and tell a much more modern type of Disney story. Frozen At a glance, 2013's Frozen appears to be standard Disney fare: fairy tale castles, beautiful princesses, family secrets, dashing princes, plucky sidekicks. Though New Groove is purposefully less grand and epic than most of Disney's offerings, it's still a hearty and hip hero's journey filled with unabashed silliness and nonsense.Ĩ. The roller coaster production for the film - which began as a more mature and traditional Disney story called Kingdom of the Sun (featuring six songs by Sting!) - saw the entire project change packaging and switch tone after the box office disappointments of both Pocahontas and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Featuring the voices of David Spade, John Goodman and Patrick Warburton, New Groove is a redemption tale centered on an arrogant teenage Incan emperor named Kuzco who is transformed into a llama by his ex-adviser. The Emperor's New Groove More of an out-and-out comedy than most Disney offerings, and coming on the heels of Disney's '90s resurgence, 2000's The Emperor's New Groove was a slight detour from more traditional studio fare in favor of a slapstick-driven mismatched buddy adventure featuring a more markedly Chuck Jones cartoon-ish animation style. The story may not have the scale of other Disney classics, but the simple charm and richly colored animation make it one of the best of the bunch.ġ6. During production, Disney offices were filled with live animals for the animators to reference so that the tale could be told exclusively from the point of view of the animals. As the first animated feature filmed in the (brand-new, at the time) CinemaScope widescreen process, Lady and the Tramp captivated crowds with the story of the refined and proper Lady falling for a stray street-wise mutt called Tramp. Based on the antics of story developer Joe Grant's own English Springer Spaniel Lady, combined with Ward Greene's short story "Happy Dan, the Whistling Dog," Lady and the Tramp created mismatched magic set to songs co-written by pop singer Peggy Lee (who also voices one of the dogs). Lady and the Tramp With a shared spaghetti string kiss that would become a landmark moment for every rom-com to follow it, Lady and the Tramp was a massive hit for Disney back in 1955 - a love story that still endures the test of time. However, the price seems fair compared to the competition.22. Included in the announcement of Disney+ was shared the introductory price of $7.99 per month or $79.99 per year.
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