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disney remakes a classic.
disney propaganda cartoon from wwii which shows a young boy being recruited and brainwashed into a nazi.
journey underground and backstage at wald disney world, a make-believe world spanning some 27,000 acres, brought to life by cutting-edge technology.
disney made one movie, and they've been tracing it ever since.
bumble boogie, you may remember this from disney.
los angeles - the walt disney co. is buying marvel entertainment inc. for $4 billion in cash and stock, bringing such characters as iron man and spider-man into the family of mickey mouse and wall-e. under the deal, which was announced monday and is expected to close by the end of the year, disney will acquire the rights to 5,000 marvel characters. many of them, including the fantastic four and the x-men, were co-created by the comic book legend stan lee. disney ceo robert iger said marvel’s comic books, tv shows, movies and video games amounted to “a treasure trove of content.” iger said the deal would bring benefits like the ones disney got from buying “toy story” creator pixar animation studios inc. for $7.4 billion in stock in 2006. “the acquisition of marvel offers us a similar opportunity to advance our strategy,” iger said, and “to build a business that is stronger than the sum of its parts.” for marvel, iger said being in the disney camp would mean better global distribution and better relationships with retailers to sell its products. another storied comic book maker, dc comics, has been under the wings of a major studio since 1969, when warner bros. bought the home of superman, batman and wonder woman. marvel chairman mort handel called disney “a perfect home for our great collection of characters.” one point of the deal is to help disney appeal to young men who have flocked to theaters to see marvel superheroes such as iron man in recent years. that contrasts with disney’s recent successes among young women with such fare as “hannah montana” and the jonas brothers. marvel television shows also already account for 20 hours per week of programming on disney’s recently rebranded, boy-focused cable network, disney xd, and that looks likely to increase, iger said. the shows are “right in the wheelhouse for boys,” he said. however, analyst david joyce of miller tabak & co. noted that that the $4 billion offer was at “full price.” marvel shareholders will receive $30 per share in cash, plus 0.745 disney shares for every marvel share they own. that values each marvel share at $50 based on friday’s closing stock prices. marvel shares shot up $9.91, or 26 percent, to $48.56 in midday trading monday. disney shares fell 82 cents, or 3 percent, to $26.02. disney said the boards of both companies have approved the transaction, but it will require an antitrust review and the approval of marvel shareholders. although it began producing its own movies, starting with “iron man” last year, marvel has several deals with other movie studios that disney said it will honor and re-examine upon expiration. for example, “spider-man 4,” set for release in 2011, is being made with sony corp.’s columbia pictures; “iron man 2” will be distributed by viacom inc.’s paramount pictures next year; and the upcoming “x-men origins: magneto” and “x-men origins: wolverine 2,” both due in 2011, are to be distributed by news corp.’s 20th century fox. iger said pixar also had third-party licensing agreements that eventually expired, allowing the companies to move forward together. marvel earned a net profit of $206 million in its last fiscal year, up 47 percent from a year earlier, on revenue of $676 million. disney said the acquisition will hurt its earnings per share by a mid-single digit percentage in fiscal 2010 but be positive in 2012. that is partly because the company will issue 59 million new shares and partly because of the timing of marvel releases such as “thor” and “the first avenger: captain america” in 2011. source
journey underground and backstage at wald disney world, a make-believe world spanning some 27,000 acres, brought to life by cutting-edge technology. part 2, part 3, part 4 & part 5.
go to disney.com and go to the high school musical 2 or hannah montana pages. chock full of ads for a little more mature audience.
back during the early 40's, americans didn't fear their enemies. they made fun of them. why? dictators hate being made fun of. hitler even made it a crime to tell anti-nazi jokes. so if you were caught saying something like: "what is the difference between an nazi and a dog? a nazi lifts his arm." the consequences would be dire. but in america, it was an industry. warner brothers studios put out several classics cartoons mocking this failed house-painter and part-time goose-stepper, including: herr meets hare, the ducktators, daffy - the commando, and scrap happy daffy. disney got into the act with der fuehrer's face and education for death.
al bundy kicks some ass!
these crazy accusations are way out of left field.
an alaskan hockey mom becomes vice president in the wackiest family comedy of the year! sound familiar?
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someone`s thinking about the children.
intoduce your children to bestiality during pre school!!
filmed during wwii. this video follows donald duck through various lessons to prove that "real americans" pay their taxes.
seems like everyone in this ad wants to go to disneyworld.
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