Top Five Stories Disney Should Adapt into Animated Movies
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This week, they’ve done it with the Hunchback, they did it with the Mermaid, but what other tales and stories should The Walt Disney Studios snag and Disney-fy as their own?
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One that jumps immediate to my mind is “The TAle of One Bad Rat”. But that might be a better live action-animation hybrid. That comic tugs at my heartstrings, and it is very cinematic. It would make a fantastic movie, and a great trade paperback review.
Weird my Downcast is not refreshing with this episode…..
Should self correct shortly…
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And I haven’t figured out why that is… it is weird because everything is lined up…
No. 5 – the Eric Sandover-Skottie Young Oz books in Skottie Young style.
No. 4 – Tom Sawyer/Huckleberry Finn as a animated series.
No. 3 – Barbara Hambly’s “Dragonsbane” – if you haven’t read it, shame on you.
No. 2 – Taylor Anderson’s “Destroyerman” series or David Weber’s “Honor Harrington” series. Again, if you haven’t read them, shame on you.
No. 1 – Alan Bradley’s Flavia DeLuce novels. A 11-year old girl detective who likes to poison people and solves crimes.
Future Top 5: Top 5 D&D classes/races…
You have talked a lot about animated movies and shows and I think it would be interesting to hear your top five favorite voice actors.
When Rob said “Superman” I was still in the ethnic fairytale frame of mind and thought he was reffering to the African tale of “The Superman”.
Ohhh, I would love to see so many of these classic legends as Disney films, like Stephen’s Monkey King or Rodrigo’s Promethius idea. I have always, always loved fairytales and mythology from around the world, although I’m somewhat terrified of how different the Disney-fied versions would be (recall Hercules).
Oh goodness- all the terrifying children’s movies I saw when I was younger. I’m a 1990s child, so I was only at the tail end of this, but The Secret of Nimh, The Princess and the Goblin, Once Upon a Forest, Fern Gully, even the first Land Before Time had terrifying moments in remarkable movies.
I’m surprised Rob didn’t mention this, since I’m sure I’ve heard him mention it in the CH podcast before…
Redwall, by Brian Jacques
I just want to say that, when “Journey to the West” was proposed, I kept expecting somebody to chime in with a tidbit of trivia saying that Dragon Ball is heavily inspired by it.
Blew my mind when I realized that myself O. o