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Three friends talk about every Disney Animated Studios and Pixar Studios film, in chronological order from Snow White to, well...wherever we are now (and many films are first watches ever, hence the title!). Casual, nerdy, and probably a little bit dirty. Grab a beer or a coffee, relax, and enjoy our chat! And, oh yes...there will be spoilers. Logo artwork by Zuxiu Chen
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Are the boys slowly getting over the packaged films of the 40s? For shame shame shame! But who wouldn't love Little Toot or a little folkloric party with country star Roy Rogers? Find out as Dave, Mark and Jony talk about 1948's Melody Time! Their 5th packaged film, how will it stand up to other anthologies and shorts or the great Fantasia (Jony's …
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That's a cow, stupid! Actually, it's your old pals Dave, Mark and Jony! Join them as they adventure into the 9th film in their Disney adventure (and the 4th of the packaged film era), 1947's Fun and Fancy Free! Bears will be slapped, beanstalks will be climbed, and Donald Ducks will be unhinged! We'll also get to hang out with Goofy and the mouse h…
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Dave, Mark and Jony discuss the 3rd package film in the 40's that were keeping the studio alive during wartime. And that film is 1946's "Make Mine Music"! This was a hard one to watch, as it is the only feature film in the Disney Animated Classics canon that is not on Disney +, or streaming in full length for that matter. The boys had to get creati…
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Join three caballeros as they watch the second of the 40's Disney "package films" and the last to do with the Good Neighbor Policy, 1940's "The Three Caballeros". And back to Latin America we go, with adventures in Uruguay, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico! And it wouldn't be a proper fiesta without Donald Duck, Jose Carioca, and the newest caballero, Pan…
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Saludos, amigos, and welcome! In this episode, Dave, Mark and Jony (and Uncle Mickey) travel South with the Disney animators, making stops in Peru, Chile, and Brazil, among others, in the 1943 film Saludos Amigos! Being the first of the "package films" the made up most of the 40's in Disney feature film as well as the first of two to be part of the…
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Feel like a stroll in the woods? Well, so do we, so join Dave, Mark and Jony as they dive deep into the forest with the deer we all know and love as we discuss 1942's "Bambi"! Environmentalism? Disney horror? Little April Showers? Yeah, we'll be talking about all that! And who let Mickey out today? Dude's getting unhinged! All that, and more in epi…
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We've seen about everything when we've seen an elephant fly! And today is that day! Join Dave, Mark, and Jony as we take a time-train back to 1941 to visit our big-eared elephant friend: Dumbo! There will be pink elephants, talks of inspiration from Salvador Dali and Heinrich Kley, some thoughts on censorship and problematic depictions, the return …
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It's our third episode! Raise your batons high, because, in this episode, we deep dive into symphonic masterpiece of music, animation and storytelling that is 1940's Fantasia! We talk about what works (and what didn't quite) for us, how music plays into our lives and our memories as kids when we watched this. And oh, those naughty, naughty crocs an…
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Welcome back (or welcome) to For The First Time In Forever, Episode 2! In this episode, three real boys deep dive into the 1940 film "Pinocchio", Walt Disney's sophomore effort. That's right, folks! From the folkloric incident at the premiere, Jiminy's fate through the film and book, miscasting tomfoolery and more! So let's give a little whistle, s…
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Film #1: Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (1937)
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Welcome to our first inaugural episode of For The First Time In Forever, our casual journey through every Disney Animation Studios/Pixar Studios film! Join Dave, Mark and Jony as we start from the very beginning, which, as we all know, is a very good place to start! And that means we are going back...WAY back to 1937! December 21, 1937 to be exact,…
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