Getting Our Disney On

Thankfully, the final instalment of the'Wartime Era' sees two different stories that share any link whatsoever presented back to back with some big name voiceover artists and very little else going for them.The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad (1949)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

We reach our 10th Disney film and it's another hodge-podge of random music and animation. There's some American folklore and tales to enjoy, Donald Duck doesn't speak, and there's one of the all-time greatest character entrances.Melody Time (1948)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

The greatest fraud Disney ever created, Jiminy Cricket, is back as narrator and link man to introduce two stories which don't go together or make much sense. Heavily features puppets for reasons entirely beyond us.Fun and Fancy Free (1947)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

Why have one story when you can have ten? We are all over the place in this Disney package designed to keep spirits up in the immediate post-war era. Think Fantastia with Jazz. Also features a love story that almost had Holly in tears, but not for the reason you might expect.Make Mine Music (1944)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

Donald Duck receives a movie reel and has an exciting journey through South America with old friends and new. This is another collection of shorts and features that don't make a huge amount of sense, but are they any good?The Three Caballeros (1944)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

What happens when instead of making a movie, you fly the production crew off to South America for a bit of a jolly? Well, this. A fascinating look at South American life through the eyes of Disney animators and musicians. Unfortunately there's a lot of Donald Duck.Saludos Amigos (1942)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

Thankfully, the final instalment of the'Wartime Era' sees two different stories that share any link whatsoever presented back to back with some big name voiceover artists and very little else going for them.The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad (1949)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

We reach our 10th Disney film and it's another hodge-podge of random music and animation. There's some American folklore and tales to enjoy, Donald Duck doesn't speak, and there's one of the all-time greatest character entrances.Melody Time (1948)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

The greatest fraud Disney ever created, Jiminy Cricket, is back as narrator and link man to introduce two stories which don't go together or make much sense. Heavily features puppets for reasons entirely beyond us.Fun and Fancy Free (1947)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

Why have one story when you can have ten? We are all over the place in this Disney package designed to keep spirits up in the immediate post-war era. Think Fantastia with Jazz. Also features a love story that almost had Holly in tears, but not for the reason you might expect.Make Mine Music (1944)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

Donald Duck receives a movie reel and has an exciting journey through South America with old friends and new. This is another collection of shorts and features that don't make a huge amount of sense, but are they any good?The Three Caballeros (1944)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

What happens when instead of making a movie, you fly the production crew off to South America for a bit of a jolly? Well, this. A fascinating look at South American life through the eyes of Disney animators and musicians. Unfortunately there's a lot of Donald Duck.Saludos Amigos (1942)'The Wartime Era'Wiki | IMDB

We hope you're ready for a tear-jerker, because we were bored to tears! Is Bambi really as sad as everyone says it is? Have you actually watched it recently? We have, and we talk about it. Which is what the podcast is about.Bambi (1937)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

Elephants on parade in this Disney classic, and passions run high as we talk about the Greatest Disney Character Ever, and no it's not one of the racist crows...Dumbo (1941)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

More than just Mickey Mouse and that weird broomstick! Fantasia is a whole load of music and animation smooshed together for no real reason that we could see. Expect donkicorns, centaurs and creepy silhouettes...Fantasia (1940)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

My goodness, what a lot happens in one short film. Holly and Stu try to wrap their heads around just what happens, discuss the Pinocchio 'universe', and ask if whales sleep on the sea bed.Pinocchio (1940)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

We hope you're ready for a tear-jerker, because we were bored to tears! Is Bambi really as sad as everyone says it is? Have you actually watched it recently? We have, and we talk about it. Which is what the podcast is about.Bambi (1937)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

Elephants on parade in this Disney classic, and passions run high as we talk about the Greatest Disney Character Ever, and no it's not one of the racist crows...Dumbo (1941)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

More than just Mickey Mouse and that weird broomstick! Fantasia is a whole load of music and animation smooshed together for no real reason that we could see. Expect donkicorns, centaurs and creepy silhouettes...Fantasia (1940)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

My goodness, what a lot happens in one short film. Holly and Stu try to wrap their heads around just what happens, discuss the Pinocchio 'universe', and ask if whales sleep on the sea bed.Pinocchio (1940)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

Welcome to Getting Our Disney On! We start at the start with Snow White and her Seven Dwarves.We have so many QUESTIONS about this film. Where did the dwarves come from? Who actually is this Prince? Why didn't the Queen just kill Snow White herself?We have no answers, but we have rated it.Snow White (1937)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB

Welcome to Getting Our Disney On! We start at the start with Snow White and her Seven Dwarves.We have so many QUESTIONS about this film. Where did the dwarves come from? Who actually is this Prince? Why didn't the Queen just kill Snow White herself?We have no answers, but we have rated it.Snow White (1937)First Era - The Golden AgeWiki | IMDB