The White Witch from “The Chronicles of Narnia” stands seven feet tall.
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The last post from my posts about the videos… The song used in this video is A Dream is A Wish Your Heart Makes as sung by Disney Channel All Stars. (Love the song!!!)
Although it’s the last video from PantherEye06, but I do hope that there are another PantherEye06 who made another great videos about Walt Disney…
This is the Ultimate Disney Classics video, and is the final video of my 4-piece collection. With the last 3 videos, we got to hear and see some of the most famous disney movies. Walt Disney followed his dreams/wishes and created a memorable and loving company. Children have been blessed with the magic of Disney. And this video, with music/songs from the "Cinderella Special Edition" DVD, wraps up the Classic Collection. Enjoy and thanks for the comments!
The video:
Still continuing my previous post about the video I’ve found at Youtube. It’s about the cat. The song, I prefer the original song than this one… But it’s still worth to watch… 
EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE A CAT.
The song comes from the hit movie, Aristocats. This video features our favorite Disney felines. Cats from the following movies: Aristocats, Lion King, Aladdin, Jungle Book, Oliver and Company, Cinderella, Pinocchio, Alice in Wonderland, Tigger, and Lady and the Tramp. Some refrences of birds from Aladdin and Lion King. Song comes from "Disney on the Record" Soundtrack.
The video:
This is the continue of my previous post, about the video I’ve found at Youtube. Enjoy!
This video is a little different from the first Disney Classics video, but still holds the same meaning. The begining of the film, we are transported to the beauty of Africa as we see clips from "The Lion King". Then we suddenly go to Greece, where we see the love hardships of Hercules. As the song suggests, many Disney characters refuse to give into love, such as Beast, Mike Weslowski, Donald Duck and more. Then we travel to the Motion Picture world of Disney as we visit the first and remake of "Parent Trap". As their counterparts try to influence them into love, our love-denying Disney characters fight against love until they finally give in, and all the characters of Disney come together in LOVE. One of the famous love stories, "Beauty and the Beast" comes to life as we begin to travel from Disney movie to Disney Movie. Suddnely we see Snow White and her wishes for love, then Sleeping Beauty seeks love and eventually finds it. In the end, we see all the famous couples and love stories of Disney come together as Mickey and Minnie seal the deal with a kiss! The medley of songs are copyrighted to "Disney on the Record" Broadway Show and Soundtrack. Enjoy!!!
Here’s the video!
When I’m browsing at Youtube today, I find a video which is so wonderful… It was made by PantherEye06, as a tribute for Walt Disney.
Wow… I like it. He mixed Disney songs in one song and sung by a group (I don’t know the name of the group). I love it! It’s divided into 4 parts… And I also quote his note here… Thanks…
For over 50 years, children around the world have been blessed with the magic and spirit of Disney. Walt Disney, created a little mouse, to whome would become an icon in recent years. With its’ first motion picture animated film, "Snow White" Disney became an instant success. In the late 80’s to late 90’s, Disney animation boomed. With such movies as "Beauty and the Beast" "Little Mermaid" "Toy Story" and "The Lion King", Disney has become the a mulit-billion dollar company, creating joyous characters and plots that children will remember forever. This clip features 3 of Disney’s most famous films. Peter Pan, Cinderella, and Aladdin. With music/songs from the soundtrack "Disney on the Record" Broadway Show, this clip celebrates Walt Disney and his creation and the creative stories his company has produced. Enjoy!
Walt Disney is the best!
2008
26
Mar
[Recommended CD] Disney Greatest Love Songs
Categories: Disney in Me, Music, Walt Disney
Being born from musician family, I love hearing music. But not like another members of my family, I hate jazz. Since my childhood, I have listened to Disney music. I started to listen Disney songs since I could play a cassette on the stereo. And my grandfather had a collection of vinyl records which contained of Disney songs I like, such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
It shows the characters as dolls, such as Robin Hood
Now, years later, Walt Disney Records reproduced an album which contains songs from old movies until the newest movies, Enchanted 
The complete list of songs:
CD 1
01. A Whole New World - Brad Kane & Lea Salonga (Aladdin)
02. Beauty & the Beast - Beth Fowler/Broadway Cast (Beauty & the Beast)
03. Can You Feel The Love Tonight - Joseph Williams; Sally Dworsky; Nathan Lane; Ernie Sabella; Kristle Edwards (Lion King)
04. You’ll Be In My Heart - Phil Collins (Tarzan)
05. If I Never Knew You - Jon Secada/Shanice (Pocahontas)
06. Someday - Eternal (Hunchback Of Notre Dame)
07. Candle On The Water - Helen Reddy (Pete’s Dragon)
08. He’s A Tramp - Peggy Lee (Lady & the Tramp)
09. Bella Notte - George Givot/ Bill Thompson (Lady & the Tramp)
10. Baby Mine - Betty Noyes (Dumbo)
11. Some Day My Prince Will Come - Adriana Caselotti (Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs)
12. I Wander - Mary Costa (Sleeping Beauty)
13. Love Is A Song - Chorus (Bambi)
14. When She Loved Me - Sarah McLachlan (Toy Story 2)
15. A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes - Ilene Woods (Cinderella)
CD 2
01. True Love’s Kiss - Amy Adams & James Marsden (Enchanted)
02. Something There - Paige O’Hara; Robby Benson; Angela Lansbury; Jerry Orbach; David Ogden Stiers (Beauty & The Beast)
03. Kiss The Girl - Samuel E Wright (Little Mermaid)
04. I Won’t Say (I’m In Love) - Susan Egan; Cheryl Freeman; LaChanze; Vaneese Thomas; Lillias White; (Hercules)
05. Just Around The Riverbend - Judy Kuhn (Pocahontas)
06. Love Will Find A Way - Kenny Lattimore & Heather Headley (Lion King 2 Simba’s Pride)
07. I’ll Try - Jonatha Brooke (Return To Neverland)
08. Reflection - Lea Salonga (Mulan)
09. Someone’s Waiting For You - Shelby Flint (Rescuers)
10. Love - Nancy Adams (Robin Hood)
11. I’m Wishing/One Song - Adriana Caselotti & Harry Stockwell (Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs)
12. Once Upon A Dream - Mary Costa & Bill Shirley (Sleeping Beauty)
13. So This Is Love - Ilene Woods & Mike Douglas (Cinderella)
14. Looking For Romance (I Bring You A Song) - Chorus (Bambi)
15. When You Wish Upon A Star - Louis Armstrong (Pinocchio)
Walter Elias Disney, or we usually know as Walt Disney, is one of my inspiration. His contribution to this world will never be forgotten. I cannot imagine the world without Walt Disney. If he had never been born, the world would have never known his optimist, magic, and belief. I would have never believed that our dreams could come true if we believe it.
Walt Disney was born at Chicago, Illinois, December 5th, 1901. His parents, Elias Disney and Flora Call, raised him with his brothers and sister. Walt was one of five children, four boys and a girl. They are Herbert Arthur Disney, Raymond Arnold Disney, Roy Oliver Disney, Walter Elias Disney, and the only girl, Ruth Flora Disney. Walt’s father, Elias, had a friend Walter Parr and Elias named his fourth son after both his name and his friend’s.
Since his childhood, Walt Disney loved drawing. Even when his family lived in Marceline, Missouri, their neighbor “Doc” Sherwood paid Walt to draw pictures of a horse, Rupert, which belongs to The Sherwoods.
Walt and his family then moved to Kansas City in 1901. There, Walt and Ruth attended The Benton Grammar School. They also met Walter Pfeiffer in this place, who then introduced Walt to motion pictures. Walt also loved to entertain his classmates by imitating his silent hero, Charlie Chaplin, or telling stories while illustrating on the chalk board. Later on, he even sneaked out of the house at the night, for performing comical skits at local theatres.
In the fall 1917, Walt went to McKinley High School and became the cartoonist for the school newspaper. He also took night courses at the Chicago Art Institute. His cartoons were focused on World War I, and then at the age of sixteen, he dropped out from school to join the Army. But the Army rejected him because he was underage.
But Walt did not give up. With his friend, he decided to join Red Cross and he was sent to France, where he drove an ambulance. He spent a year driving the ambulance. And guess what, his ambulance was full of Disney cartoons!
Returned from France, Walt decided to start career in commercial art, which soon led him to his experiments in animation. He began producing ads for magazines, newspapers, and movie theatres in Kansas City for Pesmen-Rubin. There he met a cartoonist named Ubbe Iwerks. Both of them became close-friends and then they decided to form a company named Iwerks-Disney Commercial Artists. By the time Walt had started to create The Alice Comedies, which was about a real girl and her adventures in an animated world, Walt ran out of money, and his company Laugh-O-Grams went bankrupted. But he didn’t give up. He brought his unfinished print of The Alice Comedies to Hollywood and gave it to a New York publisher, Margaret Winkler, and started a new business. He was not yet twenty-two.
His hard works had been paid. Alice Comedies was successful. This was the beginning of Disney Brothers’ Studio, which was located on Hyperion Avenue in the Silver Lake district. In 1925, Walt hired a young woman named Lilian Bounds, worked to ink and paint celluloid, whom Walt got married in the same year.
In 1927, Walt and Iwerks created Oswald, The Lucky Rabbit. He was sure that it would be a hit, but unfortunately, Margaret Winkler’s husband, Charles B. Mintz betrayed him and stole the character from Disney’s company. It made Universal, not Disney, owned the Oswald trademark, and they were allowed to make movies without Disney.
After losing the trademark of Oswald, Walt Disney decided to develop a new character to replace it. He recalled his adopted pet, a mouse, while working in a Kansas City Studio. Along with Iwerks who made him a sketches, Disney decided to animate the character. The mouse was originally named Mortimer, but Lillian thought it did not fit. So Mickey Mouse was created. His first movie is Plane Crazy, a silent film. Then Walt decided to create a sound cartoon, which later known as Steamboat Willie. Mickey Mouse was designed by Ub Iwerks, but Walt Disney is the soul of Mickey Mouse. Walt himself provided voice and personality to Mickey Mouse. After Mickey Mouse, he made many animation movies with sound. The results is obvious. Everyone knows about Mickey Mouse, right?
Walt did not stop after that. He wanted more. He then made Silly Symphonies, along with Technicolor, the only color cartoons at that time. In 1932, Walt achieved his first Academy Awards for the production entitled Flowers and Trees. He then achieved his second award for the first full-length animated musical feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. He then continued his works with Bambi, Pinocchio, Fantasia, and Dumbo.
Walt Disney was also a loving, caring father and husband to his family. Walt and Lillian were blessed with Diane Disney and Sharon Disney. Walt wanted to have a place where children could have fun with their parents. This thought led him to create an amusement park. Disney spent five years of developing Disneyland. He supervised the Disneyland project by himself and was willing to bend or sit down while checking the attraction, just for getting the perspective from a child. Disneyland, one of the world’s first theme parks, finally opened on July 17, 1955, and was immediately successful.
Walt Disney had smoking habits. In late 1966, he was diagnosed with lung cancer. On November 2, 1966, Walt Disney was told to have an enormous tumor on his left lung. Five days later, he came back to the hospital for surgery, but the tumor had spread so the doctor must remove his entire left lung. He then took several chemotherapy sessions; later on he spent a short time in Palm Springs, California, before returning home with his beloved wife. On November 30 1966, Walt Disney collapsed at home and was brought to hospital. He died ten days after his sixty-fifth birthday, on December 15, 1966. The world had lost one of the great people.
Walt Disney had died, but his works continue. They keep creating wonderful movies, characters, and animation. As stated in a plague at the entrance of Disneyland, which shows the spirit of Disneyland:
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