Jack Mercer

Zachary 2021-11-12 08:01:24

The one who accompanied the child was originally intended to educate her about lying, but she did not expect to talk about the dangers of truancy.

A windfall, the blue fairy inside is so beautiful, with blond hair and red lips, like a typical Hollywood beauty in the 1940s. She has a...

Mitchell 2021-11-12 08:01:24

It tells that a puppet named Pinocchio was given life. He was headstrong, mischievous, lazy, liar, not caring about others, not learning, and just wanting to play all day. After a series of adventures, he became a good kid who was honest, polite, loved learning, and cared for others. In the end,...

Creola 2022-04-22 07:01:08

I really admire Disney's technology back then.

Edison 2022-03-25 09:01:06

Stunning animation emanating from the golden era of Walt Disney (1937-1943). Technically, it's irreproachable: colorful, full, rounded, fluid animation with vibrant motions and striking renderings (the crashing of waves, Pinocchio's dance scenes or the stressful escape from the whale). The settings are plush and the designs detailed – see the impression of carvings on the cuckoo-clocks, when meeting the pulsating creatures on the ocean floor. However, incorporating scary & dark moments in a simple moralizing tale is puzzling in terms of target audience. Does Pinocchio constitute the apex of what the studio ever produced, as is commonly thought by many critics? I'm inclined to disagree.