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I'm offended. I saw 'pathetic' in big letters and it made me sad

The message I got back seemed to imply that they were still open to receiving applications so I sent off a full CV and that so we'll see what happens.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7338320.stm

I like this article best, they got the news from Walt Disney himself! (just read the first paragraph)

I just sent Disney a nice enquiry e-mail. Hopefully I'm not too late for this summer's placements. I imagine I am though

I've got all the classics from Snow White to Pocahontas (excluding Fantasia), I have Enchanted, and about 5 of the Treasures. I miniscule collection compared to some of you, I know

Awww, come on everybody, let's all gather round and pity Isidour.

There, there.

I've been meaning to look into this for ages, I love the idea of being one of the character actors but never really thought how feasible it would be considering I live in the UK. I applied to Disneyland Paris to do work experience there but they said you have to be at least 18 to work there but I am...

just thought i'd post and say that as of today's 101 dalmatians release i now have all 46 (47 including the wild WHICH DOESN'T COUNT!!) animated classics I still need Fantasia! It costs soooo much on eBay, it's ridiculous. I've already paid a bomb load to get Snow White, Beauty and the Beast, and S...

All the most popular films like The Lion King, Snow White, Aladdin etc. are on a cyclical release schedule so they'll be available for about 2 years then hidden away in the 'vault' for a few years before being released again. Just Disney's way of making good money. So basically, yes, all OOP DVDs wi...

I just saw a 101 Dalmations ad on TV, the one where they advertise the free soft toy you can get with the DVD, but the footage of the film was shockingly bad quality. I hope the actual DVD has far better picture quality than that.

Dude, we'll be at Disney at the same time! Anyway, you can easily fill a whole day at Animal Kingdom and if you've never been there before, and you're going back to Disney in November anyway, just spend the day in Animal Kingdom. You could also argue that a day spent in the water parks and Downtown ...

I'm guessing that in no particular order the top ten will be: 7 BAMBI (Disney, 1942) 8 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (Disney, 1991) 15 FANTASIA (Disney, 1940) 16 FINDING NEMO (Disney/Pixar, 2003) 20 THE INCREDIBLES (Disney/Pixar, 2004) 24 THE LION KING (Disney, 1994) 34 PINOCCHIO (Disney, 1940) 41 SHREK (Dre...

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/photos/po ... F24%2F2008

4 new shots to check out with some behind the scenes stuff too.

I just bought a Hitchcock DVD collection for £30. 14 films including Psycho (2 disc), Rear Window, Vertigo, The Birds... it's all good.

My Disneyland tin came with a Donald Vol.3 certificate inside it

You get post on Boxing Day?

Going down to Florida in March next year for 8 days at Disney World. Muchly excited, I am. Went once before in 2000 (and have also been to Paris 4 times) when all the millennium celebrations were going on and it was great, but that was quite a while ago now, so what new stuff do I have to look forwa...

Oliver's a good film, not one of the best, not good and certainly under-rated. It's worth watching just for the rendition of 'Why Should I Worry?'

I hope not. The Jungle Book book sucked majorly. It was perhaps the worst book ever.

Oh my, that's quite a collection. How do you have time to watch them all?