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Maleficent

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Coco (2017) dir. Adrian Molina, Lee Unkrich

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Pinocchio gifs for anon 

Like a bolt out of the blue Fate steps in and sees you through When you wish upon a star Your dreams come true

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CINDERELLA dir. Kenneth Branagh

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But don’t you remember? We’ve met before.

W-we have?

Well of course! You said so yourself: once upon a dream.

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Rosetta committing microaggressions 2/?

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Rosetta committing microaggressions 1/?

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Toy Story 3 (2010), dir. Lee Unkrich

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Snow White (1937)

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Peter Pan (1953) Dir. Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske And Wilfred Jackson

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Alice In Wonderland (1951) Dir. Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson And Hamilton Luske

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Cinderella (1950) dir. Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, Hamilton Luske

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disney in color  ⇨  green.

“death is the only adventure you have left.”

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I still remember Howard [Ashman] coaching Sherri [Stoner, reference model for Ariel] on that first day, in the scene where the witch magically draws Ariel’s voice from her.  Howard acted out for Sherri a way of physicalizing the loss of her voice. He showed her how her body would react as the witch’s disembodied magical hands pulled the voice from her throat. He acted out the torso drawn forward as the hands tugged, followed by the head,  and then a sharper movement as the voice is pulled out of her.  It was dance-like and very visual, clear and dramatic.  And I still see what Howard showed Sherri when I view the actual drawn scene in the final film, animated by Leon Joosen. – John Musker

The Little Mermaid (1989) dir. Ron Clements and John Musker