[ 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

[greghousesgf]

the hill is "commercials are bullshit and they will say anything to get your money"

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

what commercials? Genuine question. I don't watch commercial television, I watch very little of anything at all. I've been calling it Classic Disney since around the time Lilo & Stitch came out because that was the movie that convinced me that Disney's shift in animation was never going to swing back to the traditional, dare I say classic?, style. And it isn't like I originated the phrase, it was pretty common usage already. It's been near universal since Disney went exclusively to the new uncanny valley 3D animation style. Which I still call new. Because it's comparably very new to the classic style. That I call classic.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[greghousesgf]

Long before Lilo and Stitch was on video, commercials for Disney videos were calling EVERYTHING they did "classic", even movies that flopped. this was WAY before most people were watching TV online, when cable controlled everything.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

That is because Classic isn't for GREAT movies. This is the literal criteria.

-Animated features that contain one continuous story; these are most-closely identified with the "Classics" label.

-Films made up of several shorter, self-contained animated stories. This includes the six package films produced from 1942 to 1949, most of which include live-action characters. Another example is The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, released theatrically in 1977, which was a compilation of several shorter Winnie the Pooh films that had been released previously. The one exception is Fantasia which has all the segments named after the poems that they feature told by the narrator instead of title cards and credits hence in the type described above.

-Live action features which contain fully animated sequences or characters. Mary Poppins, So Dear to My Heart, Bedknobs and Broomsticks and Pete's Dragon are examples.

Re: Secrets You Can't Be Bothered to Make

[(Anonymous)]

It is literally just a name Disney has used forever. Apparently greghousegf is furious about a term that has been used for over 30 years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_Classics