The Disney Animated Films
The Disney animated films released the first film which pioneered a new form of entertaining the family. Some of these films include the snow white and the Seven dwarfs. This makes the parents and children entertained and they are enjoying the films. The Disney films are based on the fairy tale. This has provided a source of inspiration to the Disney studio. Some of its videos of the fairy tales are more appropriate for the children. The modern of the Disney Company looks classier in fairy tales during than it was in the 90s (Zurcher et. al, 2018)
An Overview of Disney Animated Features
This study is discussing about all animated features which are produced by the Disney Company and its predecessors. This teaches the children and other people on how to utilize it. This research has the good idea which has the teachable moment; especially with the children because they are enjoying the fairy tales that are presented in the Disney films. The list of Disney films includes the American animation studio; the place is in Burbank California. This studio creates the animated films only. Disney studios release films from Disney owned animation studios (Giroux, and Grace, 2018). The primary produced feature-length animated film is the snow white and the seven Dwarfs this is at the year 1937andas of 2016. Disney studio also releases the animated films by Pixar Animation Studio; it become the wholly own additional in the year 2006 (Chan, 2016). The most common animated films from Disney are as follows: snow white, Cinderella the lion king and several others. These films have teachable moments and they also engage with children and making them happy.
Reference
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Giroux, Henry A., and Grace Pollock. "Is Disney good for your kids? How corporate media shape youth identity in the Digital Age." Kinderculture. Routledge, 2018. 73-92.
Zurcher, Jessica D., Sarah M. Webb, and Tom Robinson. "The Portrayal of Families across Generations in Disney Animated Films." Social Sciences 7.3 (2018): 47.
