Posted on 12/21/2017 9:28:25 AM PST by Ciaphas Cain
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the first ever full-length animated motion picture, was released on this day in 1937. In one theater at first and then wide across America a month and a half later.
Click here for the original theatrical trailer.
Professor: Princes in Snow White, Sleeping Beauty are sex offenders
If released today, dwarves would sue!
They’re “LITTLE PEOPLE!!!” These days.
Let’s see, was she sexually harrassed...? No, that was Sleeping Beauty who was Frankenized while she was asleep...
Just a nice story of a male-female relationship and love and where the male rescues the female. Apparently that is offensive.
"Ok, dead broad, off the table!"
***White privileged caucasian female***
Well, there is always Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs (1943)
Chocolate Brown and the bitch midgets.
An actual actress was filmed in the role of Snow White, then the animators drew from that film one frame at a time, creating an animated character with natural movements, especially the eyes & mouth when she was singing.
One of the best movies ever made.
Before it came out they called it Disney’s Folly. Said it would bankrupt the studio.
It made more money than any other movie up to that time. He put all the money in to making a new studio facility, the one they still use in Burbank, and making more high quality expensive films. Disney always re-invested the money to make bigger and better things, taking great chances.
The world would be different if he had lived just ten more years.
The ninth dwarf, Klepto, was banned from shopping at the Enchanted Forest store.
No, they're "vertically disadvantaged".......
Creepy
Grabby
Touchy
Feely
Pinchy
Gropey
Diddle-I-you
Lol. How true.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was Hitler’s favorite movie. So much so that he ordered the German film making company UFA-Film GmbH (Ufi), to out do Disney with high budget fantasy and other films.
One of the best is Münchhausen (1943), a fantasy comedy, which is one of the few movies out there that every version of which is good. It can be purchased from Kino Lorber, which has done a good restoration with English subtitles.
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