This is by far one of the saddest scenes in any Disney movie. Even though you don't actually see her die, its still so sad. Ellie and Carl are the cutest couple so to see her die and him all sad and cranky is just incredibly difficult. Poor Carl.
Day # 25: Your Favorite Scene From Your Favorite Movie
I don't really have one favorite Disney movie and I have already posted many if not all of my favorite scenes from my favorite movies so I am just going to post one more favorite scene from a movie I like.
I love this song and this scene. As a kid (and lets be honest, now too) I wanted to learn how to the the perfect cast so I can dance along to this scene. Tevin Campbell is pretty much awesome even though the only 2 songs that I know by him are the two in this movie. :)
So I am a cold hearted biz-nitch that rarely if ever cries because of a movie. I can think of only 2 that have made me cry and neither of them are Disney (or a Disney owned company). However, I do have something that I think counts.
The first time I saw a Disney movie after I finished my CP, I cried when I saw that intro (the castle part, not the steamboat willie part). By cried I mean I shed a few tears, like drip drip. I have absolutely no idea what movie I was watching. I also teared up when I saw it at the beginning of Tangled. For whatever reason it gets me all chocked up. I think it is because I miss the magic. I miss that feeling I get when I worked there.
On a side note, I'm not missing it to much right now because I AM IN ORLANDO RIGHT NOW! My 10 day vacation has officially begun. I am going to try super duper hard to keep posting these every day. :)
OMG. Roger Rabbit is a great comedic movie. I snort when I watch this movie. LOOOVVVE IT! I love Roger and Jessica. I bought a Jessica Rabbit pin when I visited Disney in 06 and I had no idea wtf pin trading was. I just bought the pin because it was Jessica. And Roger. How I love him. I am so sad there is nothing left of him at Hollywood Studios. I remember going when I was little and there was this whole warehouse thing like at the end of the film. I remember these boxes that were labeled with things like box of laughs and when you opened them laughter came out. There was also a big steam roller breaking through the wall like in the movie. There is a picture somewhere of me as like a 2 yr old "crawling" out from under the rolling aspect. :( Now that whole area is the Studio Prop Shop store next to the Monsters Inc. character meet and greet location. They still have the Acme Bricks hanging from the ceiling and some of the old props. While he is pretty much all gone from the parks he can still be seen on the back side of the Animation building, but only by CMs. He is kinda hidden too.
This movie is totally awesomely 80s and so underrated. I mean the lead dog Dodger is voiced by Billy Joel. The chihuahua is voiced by Cheech Marin. The soundtrack features both Billy Joel, Bette Midler, and Huey Lewis and the News. How can this movie be so overlooked? I absolutely love it. Also, Why Should I Worry is kinda the best song ever.
Its an entertaining movie and all but I feel like people make a bigger deal out of it that really necessary. I feel like people freak out about that damn movie like its the best damn thing ever. I definitely think it is overrated. And I didn't really like the live show at Animal Kingdom either. I saw it once and that's enough for me.