Walt Disney boeken - Donald Duck's Bookclub: Cinderella (Danish Version)

Roger Ebert: **** (4 Stars)

When I first heard about the project, I wondered if ``The Hunchback of Notre Dame'' could possibly work as a Disney animated feature--if the fearsomefeatures and fate of its sad hero Quasimodo would hold audiences at arm'slength. When I saw the voorbeeld trailers for the film, with its songs about``Quasi,'' I feared Disney had gone too far in an attempt to popularize andneutralize the material. I was wrong to doubt, and wrong to fear: ``TheHunchback of Notre Dame'' is the best Disney animated feature since ``Beauty andthe Beast''--a whirling, uplifting, thrilling story...

“A film u will never forget” - The New York Times

First Time in High Definition -- As A 2-Disc Blu-ray™ Combo Pack, DVD and Movie Download

Disney’s
Dumbo
70th Anniversary Edition

The Beloved Academy Award®-Winning Animated Classic
Releases September 20, 2011



BURBANK, Calif., April 29, 2011 — Walt Disney Studios home pagina Entertainment invites audiences to let their spirits soar with the release of the beloved animated classic Dumbo, for the first time ever in high definition as a 70th Anniversary Edition, coming on September 20, 2011.
The Academy Award®-winning (1942, Best Music, Scoring...

The Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters: From Mickey muis to Hercules by
John Grant

Walt Disney Character beschrijving of Esmeralda from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" (1996)

If Quasimodo is Disney's ugliest hero, Esmeralda is indubitably the company's sexiest - apart from Jessica Rabbit. Esmeralda, the gupsy dancer who performs in the straat in order to earn coppers to feed herself and her pet goat Djali, has a huge mane of black hair, turquoise eyes that flash whenever her ire is roused, a risqué sense of humor, and an approach to life that is underlined door an attitude of steel....

The Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters: From Mickey muis to Hercules by
John Grant

A recurrent characteristic of the Disney animated features over the past few years - at least since 1989's The Little Mermaid - has been the presence of a strong female character in a central role. Belle, jasmijn and Esmeralda are other examples. None of these, however, can compare with the figure of Pocahontas: She is the movie, to the extent that, when everything else might be forgotten, her image persists in the memory. The reasons for this phenomenon are multiple, involving not only her conceptualization...