[ SECRET POST #2580 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2580 ⌋

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Comments

[silvereriena]

I guess because Disney managed to worm their way into practically every household, it boggles some peoples' minds when they meet someone who didn't grow up with it. I have a friend who watched maybe one Disney movie as a kid and she gets that a lot too.
I think a lot of it is due to nostalgia, including for me. I watched Disney movies over and over as a kid. But my main love for Disney is for their animation and most of their songs. Their storytelling is hit or miss. But even now I can still feel the "magic" when I sit down and watch a movie and relive that childish excitement of seeing drawings come to life (I even snuck around my campus' animation building to get a brief glimpse of students working).
That being said, I also think that Dreamworks' 2D movies were visually better executed but don't tell the hardcore Disney fans on tumbr. >___>