Childhood Inspirations (Blog #9)

As any normal kid that was born in the 90's and so, I grew up watching Disney Movies, from Cinderella and The Little Mermaid, then moving up towards Mulan and Pocahontas. Disney was a main factor in growing up, though, The Muppets and Sesame Street taught me lessons as well. I remember sitting on the couch in the mornings with my matching pj's and eating cereal. Simple times, ahhhh. Also, just to mention, watching He-Man and stuff with my dad was the best. Back on topic. Both Walt Disney's and Jim Henson's works were important to me.

A childhood.

I Learned Stuff

. Surprisingly so, both men were alike in many ways with different attributes. Thinking about it, they developed a full generation of people and children alike that, they will never forget this stuff. BRINGS A TEAR TO MY EYE.

. Both Walt and Jim weren't praising individuals. Odd to think though to each their own and even with that, they did what they did and pulled out their work.

. I honestly didn't know that both were so, up tight on making sure they are entitled not just as men they have a caring for the development of children, but, that they also enjoyed what they did and they were filmakers and not just some performers for the amusement of the younger one's. 

OPINIONS

. Truly, I can't choose.Iv'e been to Disneyland when I was younger and also, Iv'e been on Sesame Street. Both were amazing experiences as a child. Hell, still to this day I love watching their works and for Jim Henson, his work with Labyrinth was some of the best work ever. One of my favorite movies ever and plus duh, David Bowie. 

. For Walt Disney's theme song, I see him as more of a Once Upon a Dream guy from Sleeping Beauty 

Questions Rolling on In

. What is YOUR favorite Disney Movie. Mine, it's a hard choice but it's either Alice in Wonderland, The Hunchback of Notredame,Pocahontas or Sleeping Beauty.

See ya'll next time