The all-singing all-dancing new Disney production that took everyone by storm. It might be a bit twee in places, but the animation is top-notch, and Robin Williams totally steals the show with his superb voice characterisations. The Genie in particular gets all the best lines. Fairytale romp!
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BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS (1971)
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Classic Walt Disney tale of three evacuees sent from London to live with a friendly witch in the country. With their cartoon friends they set about saving Britain from the Nazi threat. Terrific songs, great live action/animation sequences and fun for everyone. A favourite.
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LADY AND THE TRAMP (1955)
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Disney's mawkish tale of two dogs from different class backgrounds getting it on. The film is saved by an excellent manic beaver, a pair of villianous Siamese cat and some classic songs. Ideal for kids.
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MARY POPPINS (1964)
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A proto-structuralist text which reveals and deconstructs the deep fissures in the facade of Victorian middle-class society and culturally constructed sexual roles. Dick Van Dyke's terrible British accent and the clever use of non-naturalistic background shows its Brechtian credentials.
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PINOCCHIO (DISNEY) (1940)
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A cuter-than-cute puppet who dreams of being a real little boy, a kindly old toymaker, a magical soundtrack, and that nose! A timeless fairytale and just as much fun for grown-up children too!
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THE LION KING (DISNEY) (1994)
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Staggering animation and lots of humour in Disney's jungle classic.
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