Yes. Yes they are. They were all released in the 1940's. Pinocchio and Fantasia for example, were released in the year 1940, Dumbo was released in the year 1941, and Bambi was released in the year 1942. So yes, they are Disney films that were made in the 40's.
No one knows what day, but he was thinking about making birds then he thought of elephants. He mixed the ideas together and... VOILA he made Dumbo!
No one can know for sure why Disney didn't a Lion King 3, as in a sequel to The Lion King II, other than they possibly had no plans for one. Along with that, it is highly suspected that Disney may never make a new Lion King film at this current time as the current chief of Disney Animation, John Lasseter, stated no more direct-to-DVD sequels to Disney animated films will produced after the release of The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning.
Yes, Ronno was the name of the deer who tried to make Feline leave Bambi when they were grown up. But Bambi fought him and won Feline.
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Disney made his first full-length film, Snow White, from June 1934 to late 1937, and released it in December 1937.
in the 1940's he made Pinocchio, Fantasia, dumbo and Bambi
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Pinocchio Fantasia The Reluctant Dragon Dumbo Bambi Victory through Air Power Saludos Amigos The Three Caballeros Make Music Mine Song of the South
No one knows what day, but he was thinking about making birds then he thought of elephants. He mixed the ideas together and... VOILA he made Dumbo!
It depends on who your talking about, if your talking about Dumbo the elephant then yes he does.
all the Disney movies Snow White, Cinderella, sleeping beauty,aladdin, bambi,Alice in wonderland etc...
I have never heard of a Bambi II. The prototype feature-length animal cartoon by the Disney studios came out in l942 and was based on the novel by Felix Salten. There have been small stub-cartoon length kiddy books based on Bambi characters ( Kids like this stuff- preferring continuity to suspense)- so they like a character, they want to hear or read stories about him or her. such tales that make the book counters are or were ( Bambi- friends in the forest) featuring supporting characters Thumper and Flower.
it takes 7 you dumbo it takes 7 you dumbo
No one can know for sure why Disney didn't a Lion King 3, as in a sequel to The Lion King II, other than they possibly had no plans for one. Along with that, it is highly suspected that Disney may never make a new Lion King film at this current time as the current chief of Disney Animation, John Lasseter, stated no more direct-to-DVD sequels to Disney animated films will produced after the release of The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning.
Yes, Ronno was the name of the deer who tried to make Feline leave Bambi when they were grown up. But Bambi fought him and won Feline.
Tron (1982) was produced by Walt Disney Pictures
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the walt disney was the first man to make micky mouse