lesmerlinables19:

charlesdances:

List of Favorite Disney Villains | Judge Claude Frollo

I’ll find her. I’ll find her if I have to burn down all of Paris!

He is seriously the creepiest MOTHERFUCKER out of all the Disney Villains. I mean the fire monologue has got to be the most disturbing scene ever.

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elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey:

disneydreamer27:

Manipulation.

tangled is the worst one if you think about it

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animated-disney-gifs:

To see how Tarzan’s body would move while sliding down a log,Glen Keane along with the animators based his movement on that of pro skateboarder Tony Hawk while on his skateboard.

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jackthevulture:

upperstories:

^{It’s time to be brave.}

bless this post for including quasi

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What makes mothers all that they are?
Might as well ask, “What makes a star?”

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crispy-ghee:

marasbazaar:

Best opening of an animated movie ever. I am so sad Disney closed the 2D animation department. We won’t get to see gems like this one anymore.

“The Hunchback of Notre Dame” is the movie that made me want to learn how to draw. The character designs, layouts, lighting, and all the dark stuff happening in this movie are absolutely breathtaking. Too bad the happy ending (Victor Hugo is rollling in his grave as we speak), the gargoyles and some horrible songs brought that movie down, and it is unfortunately underrated.

storybook-disney:

“She Ran…”

Same here. The movie has quite a few problems, but goddamn is it pretty. The first art book I ever purchased was “The Art of the Hunchback of Notre Dame” and it contributed HUGELY to my wanting to learn how to draw and tell stories. The really ambitious, epic scope of it and the use of shadows and environment to create atmosphere ahhhhhhhhh

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Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme…

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disney-collection:

30 Days Disney Challenge: Day 16 - Your favorite classic
▬ The Beauty and the Beast

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