Classics Review: Treasure Island

“Treasure Island” was officially released in 1950. (same year Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon came out) It received positive reviews from critics and movie goers alike. There are two reasons why I wanna share my thoughts on Disney’s first live-action film. First, Disney officially turns 100. Walt founded the company back in 1923. Second, Disney’s live-action remake […]

Classics Review: Swiss Family Robinson

Swiss Family Robinson was officially released in 1960. (same year Stanley Kubrick’s Spartacus came out) It earned positive reviews from critics, families and movie goers alike. Plus, it made enough revenue at the box office. Anyway, I’m reviewing a few Disney films inspired by Nostalgia Critic’s Disneycember during the month of December. Don’t worry, I’ll […]

Classics Review: The Sword in the Stone

“The Sword in the Stone” was released in 1963. (same year Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low came out) At the time of its release, it earned mixed reviews from critics. Overtime, The Sword in the Stone gained a cult following among Disney fans. Recently, a live-action remake is in the works. As of late 2022, […]

Classics Review: Pinocchio (1940)

In 1937, Walt Disney released his first ever animated film, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” It became a milestone in the film industry as the first theatrical animated film, rather than a very short subject. Back then, there was no such thing as television. People only went to a nearby theater if they wanna […]

Classics Review: 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea

In 1870, author Jules Verne (Journey To The Center Of The Earth, Around The World In 80 Days) published a novel titled, “20,000 Leagues Under The Sea.” The book is about Captain Nemo and his crew use a submarine to explore the sea and encounter a giant squid. Over the years, it became a hit […]

Classics Review: 101 Dalmatians (1961)

After “Sleeping Beauty” came out in 1959, Walt Disney worked on his next project adapting a book titled “101 Dalmatians.” The story is about two dalmatians named Pongo & Perdita who have a litter of 15 puppies. This encourage Cruella De Vil’s attention. She hires two henchmen to kidnap the puppies so she can make […]