Lotte Reiniger Animation

Every hero’s journey needs supernatural aid, in this story, it is the Genie, Abu, and the magic carpet. The abyss is when Jafar nearly has him killed by drowning him. After Aladdin is rescued by Genie and they defeat Jafar, his transformation occurs. Aladdin grows as a character

Throughout my childhood, classical fairytales always had the strangest realities, as the writer’s dreamscape is painted onto the big screen, which fascinated me. These mysterious worlds were created directly from pure imagination and creativity. Jim Henson’s nostalgic 1982 film the “Dark Crystal” contained a world full of magical, surreal vibes which, came to life by the use of animatronics, breaking the standards of film while simultaneously creating new ones. Watching this film as a child none of the themes related more to me than the whimsical beauty and the idea of good and evil of the fairytale. As I got older, I began to gain a deeper understanding of the movie.

The film continues to emphasizes this point; however, in the 21st century, the film is considered to be fantasy and drama. The use of magic and the “emotional and relational development

Annotated Bibliography Aladdin. Dir. Ron Clements and John Musker. Walt Disney Co, 2004. DVD.

Scrolling through YouTube while on my way home from a trip to Destin, Florida, I came across a disturbing video called “Doll Test”. Featuring in the nine minute video was a man who quizzed several black children regarding a black and a white baby doll. Separately, each child responded to questions such as, ’Which doll is pretty?’, ‘Which doll in ugly?, and ‘Which doll is bad?’ ‘Which doll is nice?’. Image my shocked and saddened reactions to their replies.

Although “Aladdin” and “The Monkey’s Paw” have different plots, they convey the same

Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew has been replicated through film many times but what about in the view of a different culture? Without considering the high influence of Shakespeare some major themes and representation of his works can change the key roles, plot, and characters. In a foreign film 's adaption of another cultures with different beliefs are added to illustrating the directors view on the story, bending the characters personalities and

Captain Phoebus fortunately caught Quasimodo while Frollo fell to his death into the molten metal. After everything settled down, Quasimodo accepted Esmerelda and Phoebus’ love and was accepted into society. In this paper, the movie The Hunchback of Notre Dame will be judged as an excellent Disney movie using a series of set criteria. It will be judged based on its screenplay, soundtrack, art, and cinematography.

As one of four great classical novels in China, Journey to the West has been interpreted and represented in forms of script for story-telling, poetic drama, novel, traditional Chinese opera and film during the long cultural history (CHEN 1). With the carriers of film and television program, doing visualization to classical texts is the most distinctive representing way in modern times. This paper presents how to recompose, represent and interpret classical national texts like Journey to the West in the form of animation from two aspects of the creation and inheritance of original texts. On the one hand, my adaptation interprets and expands the character setting of the protagonist Sun Wukong compared to the traditional image in Journey to the West, remolding an anti-hero image in a “civilian” age.

Main characters that the audience is meant to admire, like Aladdin and Jasmine, have Western features, lighter skin, and American accents, while nefarious or impoverished characters like Jafar and shopkeepers have beards, hooked noses, and thick, Middle Eastern accents. Jafar’s evil is further manifested in his curly beard and traditional clothing—while Aladdin is clean-shaven, mostly shirtless, and very hetero. These kinds of audiovisual cues are not accidents in the

“Sir Launcelot du Lake” and “First Knight” share several similarities in archetypical elements, however, they are also different. Mistaken identity and idealized noble characters are two aspects that hold both likeness and unlikeness. Comparatively, “Sir Launcelot du Lake” and “First Knight” are similar in the aspect of noble characters. Both the story and the film express their idealized characters by showing achievement and nobility.

The filmmakers established Aladdin in 1991 Gulf War that lasted six months. Conflict was present between Iraq and 34 countries in the U.N. inclusive of the United States, trying to recover order to Kuwait. Within the film ‘Aladdin’ the stereotypes displayed are common stereotypes amongst the Arabs. The main character Aladdin is an impoverished orphan who lives with his monkey, Abu.

In this movie tell us about Family in periode prehistory Who live around the cave. Grug is leader of family the Croods that He doesn't give permit his family to leave the cave because He believe world is very dangerous.the story also explain to us how this family hunt for food and how they are hold out to life and they are just use law of nature without rational considaration . Grug's childrens Eep have a ambitious,in the Middle of niight she go out from the cave and her father not know about it,she saw and followed a light she has been shock,amazed when she found fire that she never see before.and with the accident Eep meet with boy the named is Guy Who make fire.

Many children and adults love the Disney movie Mulan. It tells of a courageous and misunderstood young woman who disguises herself as a man and takes her injured father’s place in the war. She helps the imperial army win the war and brings honor to her family’s name. Although this movie tells a beautiful story all of it however isn’t true at all. What you might not know is that it’s based on a poem and tells about the real Hua Mulan.

It is known that Arabian Nights has its origin in the eminent city and capital of Abbasid dynasty, Baghdad. In the days of this seventh century time period, the Islamic empire spread its huge cultural sphere from North Africa, India, Arabian Peninsula to Central Asia. Islam coexisted naturally with Christianity and Judaism, as well as Persian culture, Greek Hellenism and Indian civilization influenced its background. The distinctive nature of diversity in Islam accompanied by such cross-cultural activities had a great impact on the setting of “Aladdin and The Wonderful Lamp”. As mentioned earlier, the story is set in China therefore he was a Chinese lad.