The name Disney is synonymous with clean, family friendly entertainment, evoking images of colorful characters and smiling children. But there’s more to the house of mouse than meets the eye. Numerous Mk-ultra victims have spoken of Disney movies Imagery and theme parks playing a central role in their programming. Is it mere coincidence that the lives of so many Disney stars end up a train wreck? A Jay Myers Documentary.
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As The Corbett Report community notes, lemmings jumping from cliffs is a figment of Walt Disney’s imagination, not a real phenomenon. So how else has our perception of the world been shaped by the media?
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The Dead Kennedys touched upon this Disney charade in their punk-rock song “Potshot Heard Round the World.” The relevant refrain, “Ever notice news Is staged like TV wrestling shows with Reagans and Khaddafis cast as Cartoon villains and heroes or those wildlife documentaries, where a Lion from a zoo kills a deer tied down ahead of time at the perfect Camera angle when lemmings balk at dying for Disney they’re just Hurled off the cliff.”
Walt Disney was the twentieth century’s prime example of American ingenuity. How did he do it? In this video, Glenn Beck, best-selling author and host of The Glenn Beck Program, explains how Disney became a household name, and how he proved that in America, the only limit to your ambition is your own imagination. More from PragerU.
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Why didn’t Walt Disney trust women or cats? What about Winston Churchill and his racist streaks? Mahatma Gandhi and sex? Mother Teresa? Learn the real dirt on some of history’s most highly revered individuals. We might perceive them to be saintly, but they all had thorny sides as well. More from Grunge.
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There’s no denying that Goofy, the affable Walt Disney cartoon character, has entertained kids young and old for decades. Perhaps the most popular ever animated character on the planet, Goofy made his debut in Disney’s Mickey Mouse cartoon, “Mickey’s Revue,” as Dippy Dog. His fame skyrocketed thereafter with appearances in cartoons, comic books and with cameos in major animated movies such as Who Framed Roger Rabbitt.
Despite his age, Goofy continues to entertain generations of children and today appears on the early childhood education program Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Learn more about the origins of Goofy in this episode of WatchMojo.com, and come on back to LOL next Tuesday for another peek at the lighter side of life. — The Wickel
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Walt Disney’s Oscar-nominated animation, directed by John Kahrs, pushes the boundaries of the medium in new directions by seamlessly merging computer-generated and hand-drawn imagery. The story follows a lonely young man in New York City who meets a beautiful woman on his morning commute. Convinced the girl of his dreams is gone forever, he gets a second chance when he spots her in a skyscraper window. H/T iowntheworld
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A tale of courage and self-sacrifice as a voodoo doll summons the strength to save his friends from death.
Born in Paraguay, animator Joaquin Baldwin created this 2008 short under the auspices of the UCLA Animation Workshop. It won the Short Film Corner Online Competition, juried by the National Film Board of Canada, and was nominated for the Annie Award for Best Animated Short Subject. Baldwin now works at the Walt Disney Animation Studios in Los Angeles.
Visit his website at http://www.pixelnitrate.com/
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