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posted Mar 30, 2018, 4:58 PM by Danny Crenshaw [ updated Mar 30, 2018, 4:58 PM
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Very few companies in the world are as recognized as Disney.
Throughout the decades, people have come to know and love the
Disney brand. It has become synonymous with fun and wonder not
just for children but for people of all ages.
Image source:vanityfair.com
It can be argued however that the decade in which Disney truly shot
to success was the ‘90s since this was when it released its animated
hits on an annual basis and broke the box-office every year.
Even though “The Little Mermaid” was released at the tail-end of the
‘80s, we’ll still give it an honorable mention as the first major Disney
feature-length and first major Disney princess since “Sleeping
Beauty” and “Cinderella.”
“Beauty and the Beast” was the first and perhaps greatest critical hit
of Disney in the ‘90s. Not only did the film win an Oscar for Best
Song, but it was also nominated for Best Picture – the first animated
feature to do so.
“Alladin” followed up on the success of “Beauty and the Beast” and
grabbed another Oscar for Best Song, which would become a
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- 1. 4/23/2018 When Disney’s Hand-Drawn Cartoons Ruled - Danny Crenshaw https://sites.google.com/site/dannycrenshawus/danny-crenshaw-blogs/When-Disneys-Hand-Drawn-Cartoons-Ruled 1/2 Danny Crenshaw Home About Contact Danny Crenshaw Blogs Pro Tips For New Law Students Shyamalan’s 'The Sixth Sense' and the beauty of ending twists The greatness of 'The Silence of the Lambs' The Hidden Gem That Was “Empire Records” When Disney’s Hand-Drawn Cartoons Ruled Sitemap Social Links Flickr Wordpress Foursquare Deviantart Quora Danny Crenshaw Blogs > When Disney’s Hand- Drawn Cartoons Ruled posted Mar 30, 2018, 4:58 PM by Danny Crenshaw [ updated Mar 30, 2018, 4:58 PM ] Very few companies in the world are as recognized as Disney. Throughout the decades, people have come to know and love the Disney brand. It has become synonymous with fun and wonder not just for children but for people of all ages. Image source:vanityfair.com It can be argued however that the decade in which Disney truly shot to success was the ‘90s since this was when it released its animated hits on an annual basis and broke the box-office every year. Even though “The Little Mermaid” was released at the tail-end of the ‘80s, we’ll still give it an honorable mention as the first major Disney feature-length and first major Disney princess since “Sleeping Beauty” and “Cinderella.” “Beauty and the Beast” was the first and perhaps greatest critical hit of Disney in the ‘90s. Not only did the film win an Oscar for Best Song, but it was also nominated for Best Picture – the first animated feature to do so. “Alladin” followed up on the success of “Beauty and the Beast” and grabbed another Oscar for Best Song, which would become a Search this site
- 2. 4/23/2018 When Disney’s Hand-Drawn Cartoons Ruled - Danny Crenshaw https://sites.google.com/site/dannycrenshawus/danny-crenshaw-blogs/When-Disneys-Hand-Drawn-Cartoons-Ruled 2/2 Disney staple in the years to come. Image source: buzzfeed.com “The Lion King” was Disney’s biggest box-office triumph and would hold the record until the Disney/Pixar collaborations would come rolling in. More films like “Pocahontas,” “Mulan,” “Hercules,” and “Tarzan” would all become fan favorites, which people would watch and re- watch until today. Hello there! I’m Danny Crenshaw from the University of Washington law program. I love ‘90s cinema. Check out more of my musings here. Sign in | Recent Site Activity | Report Abuse | Print Page | Powered By Google Sites Comments You do not have permission to add comments.