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One of Disney's most beloved characters comes to the big screen with her first feature film, Tinker Bell. Captivating audiences with her timeless charm and beauty, Tinker Bell uses her mystical, miniature powers to rescue Pixie Hollow from big trouble, and in the process learns the secret to the magical pixie dust.
In this ultimate fairytale story, Cinderella finds herself living as a slave to her two stepsisters after her father dies and leaves her to be raised by her evil stepmother. When the King decides his son the prince must find the perfect wife among all the fair maidens in the village, Cinderella is heartbroken to watch her mean stepsisters leave for the ball to meet the prince while she must stay home and work. With the help of some furry and feathered friends, Cinderella is transformed into a beautiful maiden and sent off to meet the prince, but she must be home by midnight or her fairytale will turn into disaster.
Undoubtedly one of the most beloved "tear-jerker" films of all times, regardless of the audience age is Bambi, the Walt Disney 1942 production. The story of Bambi and his parents, his rabbit friend Thumper and his skunk friend Flower has thrilled and brought tears to audiences for seventy years.
From the opening segment, viewers are hooked by the beauty and innocence of both the cinematography and the story as Bambi matures and learns his way around the forest. His exposure to the changing of the seasons, different animals and the dangers of the surroundings keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
Bambi is often cited as one of the first "eco-friendly" films with its' less-than-flattering portrayal of the effect "man" has on the deer environment and well-being.
Bambi received three Academy Award nominations: Original Score, Best Sound and Best Song, and was named by the American Film Institute as the third-best all-time "animated" film in 2008.
The 1977 Walt Disney Productions animated film, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is an adaptation of the classic A.A. Milne children's book series. The Pooh "brand" has subsequently become an industry itself, producing a series of sequels, cartoons, books, toys, clothing and other Winnie the Pooh-related product, as well as three amusement attractions at various Disneyworld/Land facilities.
Voices for the various characters were provided by a vast array of talented performers, including Sterling Holloway, John Fiedler, Howard Morris, Paul Winchell and Ralph Wright. The film was narrated by Sebastian Cabot.
The innocent charm and wholesomeness of Milne's stories are captured brilliantly, and the animation is flawless. The musical score is by Buddy Baker and the Sherman brothers, Richard and Robert, who've contributed many memorable tunes in classics such as Mary Poppins, The Jungle Book and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is a guaranteed winner with audiences of all ages.
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Proving the innocence of youth can last a lifetime, Tod and Copper were childhood playmates who just wanted to be friends. They couldn't understand why everyone wanted them to be enemies when they had so much fun together. The epitome of a Disney classic, The Fox and The Hound is a timeless family favorite.
John, Michael, and Wendy Darling spent hours captive in their bedroom daydreaming about what life might be like in the outside world. Along came a young man named Peter Pan who took their imaginations on an amazing journey through Neverland and beyond. Along the way they made friends like Tinkerbell and enemies like Captain Hook who will live in their minds forever.
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Chihiro is a nervous, apprehensive young girl who moves with her family to a new city. When they detour into a mysterious new town, Chihiro is immediately alarmed. It isn't long before her worst nightmares come true as evil monsters and ghosts start turning everyone into animals.
