[ SECRET POST #4577 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4577 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

Because that is what they are called in marketing. Like, you can by Classic Disney Collections.

Also, classic doesn't mean "sacred". Classic Rock just differentiates from 90s rock or modern rock. It is also generally music between 60s-80s.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[greghousesgf]

so you believe it because a commercial said it.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

I believe it because that is how EVERYONE uses it. So, when talking about the movies, saying "classic Disney" lets people know what you are talking about.

You know how I know it works? Your pedantic ass knows what anon was talking about.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[greghousesgf]

people who write commercials love people like you

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

Everyone calls them that. Just like everyone calls 'ear swabs' g-tips. Or escalators? Or band-aid? Or crock-pot? Jell-o?

When someone says they want to throw a frisbee do you slap the flying disc out of their hand screaming about how the only reason they call it that is marketing?

Do you knock popsicles out of the hands of children because they called it a popsicle instead of an ice pop?

Sorry you want to go on some weird rant about commercials. Can you tell me about chemtrails too?

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[greghousesgf]

no, not everyone calls them that. People who are not Disney fans don't call them that, and no, of course I don't do that other stuff, I'm just not a Disney fan.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

You are not a Disney fan, yet you know what the term "Classic Disney" means. Yet, you say only Disney fans would know that term. Interesting.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[greghousesgf]

no, I said only Disney fans would USE that term, not KNOW it.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

Roger Ebert, Disney Fan.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

People who are serious students and critics of animation use the phrase.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

the word 'classic' is literally on the dvd boxes, ppl call them that bc of that. it's not a disney fan thing.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

"After the early years of Walt Disney's pathfinding feature-length cartoons, we entered into a long, dark age in which frame-by-frame animation was too expensive, and even the great Disney animation team began using shortcuts."

"Here at last, once again, is the kind of liberating, original, joyful Disney animation that we all remember from "Snow White," "Pinocchio" and the other first-generation classics."

-- Roger Ebert, Review of "The Little Mermaid," 1989.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

Roger Ebert is such a Disney Shill.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sure greghousesgf will now go look up review Roger Elbert ever did and then take the opposite stance as he.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[greghousesgf]

who's this Elbert guy, did Roger Ebert know him?

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

Can't think of a good argument, huh?

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[greghousesgf]

I'm not gonna go look up every review of a Disney movie Roger Ebert ever did.
and I notice no one's saying anything to whoever the non is who called him a Disney shill (and it wasn't me).

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

That was me. I was being sarcastic. Because he isn't but he still uses Disney classic because it is common vernacular.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

People were talking about classic-era Disney animation and the renaissance well before the current wave of remakes. With good reasons because they were extremely good works that pushed both animation and mainstream cinema forward in many ways.