Meet Your New Girlfriend
She’s Digi Girl, and she’s warm, sexy, and only costs a few dollars, and a bit of your time. Here’s more from Paul Joseph Watson.
Call Me Stormy
Finding righteous currents in turbulent times
Archive for the tag “animation”
Why Disney Tanked In 2023
Disney is taking hit after hit at the box office and marked its first (non-pandemic) year since 2014 in which it failed to release a billion-dollar movie. And apparently, Hollywood workers are all too aware of what the issue is.
Here, Glenn Beck speaks with Film Threat founder and publisher Chris Gore, who has spoken with Disney insiders, including animators and current and former employees as part of a series of stories called “The Disney File.” He reveals some of his biggest finds: “All of the veteran talent has been driven from the company,” he says, “starting with John Lasseter. And his departure was not what was described in the media.”
And they’ve been replaced by what many Disney insiders have described as woke “activists.” Gore also describes a “toxic” work environment that pushes DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) and trashes the company’s own movies. “I have never seen a company tube their credibility faster,” Glenn says. So, will Disney finally take a hint?
More Walt, Less Disney
Don’t get it twisted. His company may be terrible, but Walt was the MAN. How about a rant from RazorFist?
Box Office AIDs
Walt Disney’s big LGBTQ gamble has flopped horribly at the box office. The company violates a cardinal rule: Get woke, go broke! More from The Salty Cracker.
Adventures Of Santa Claus
Hey kids (of all ages), it’s Saturday Morning Cartoon time again! Christmas-style, even!
Last week, we covered Rankin/Bass’ origin story for the Big Guy with Santa Claus is Comin’ To Town from 1970. Later Rankin/Bass specials seemed to stay in continuity with that version. But this time, they went with something quite different.
L. Frank Baum, best known known for creating the Wonderful Wizard Of Oz and related stories, included Santa in his extended fantasy world-building. He put the rising Claus in a faerie forest that was more Narnia or Middle Earth than we were used to seeing for our jolly sleigh jockey.
Though the two Animagic Santa origin specials were made 15 years apart, the first one was repeated every year and was heart-canon for kids. This contradictory backstory went over like a lead balloon. Even though it does have more satisfying (albeit mostly implied) badassery on the part of Santa’s pagan allies.
This 1985 telefilm was the final Animagic stop-action production. The full title is The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus. Rankin/Bass would hang on a while longer with flat animation, including the Thundercats and Silverhawks of all things. More from the OldHorseman.
The Night Before Christmas
It’s Christmas Eve. We celebrate with a little Tom and Jerry in their 1941 short The Night Before Christmas. Co-directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, The Night Before Christmas was nominated for the Oscar for best short animation of 1941. It lost to Disney’s Lend A Paw, starring Mickey Mouse.
Schiff Hits The Fan
Adam Schiff as Schiff T. Coyote tries to nail down the Trump Runner in a new PolitiZoid animation, inspired by the original Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner cartoons.
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Joe’s Fiction
The Bidens got rich while Americans got robbed. What’s in the briefcase? More from PolitiZoid.
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Uncle Joe Tells A Story
Here, stand-up comedian Thomas Shillue offers his parody of Joe Biden telling a story.
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Michael Bloomberg is so busy lecturing farmers he doesn’t notice an incoming blast from rival Joe Biden. More animated fun from Tiberius Maximus.
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The Odd Couple
Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders resurface in a Democratic Party remake of The Odd Couple. More from The United Front.
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