Disney released “Fantasia” in 1940. It was Walt’s magnum opus. Maybe I’m more attached to it than most because I’m a cartoonist and a storyteller, but I’ve cherished how Disney created a vision. My favorite segment was the “Sorcerer’s Apprentice.” Mickey is Merlin’s assistant, and lazy mouse. He tries to do more than he’s capable of, and uses tools he cannot control. It seems to be the perfect, albeit, sad metaphor for modern Disney — with a bit of a twist.
In my version, Mickey tries to load up on the wokeness BS, but instead of “making magic,” he manages to step on one rake after another.
Walt Disney’s relative has threatened to set fire and brimstone on him. No matter: this battle, much like Mickey’s eight decades ago, will end in disaster.
These people will be standing for these values right now when they matter most. Yes Rufo may try. But Disney means more to Americans than any little punk could ever imagine. END//
— Abigail Disney (@abigaildisney) April 1, 2022
The House of Mouse is playing too safe.
Oh, Boy! Mickey cried. OooooH, BOY!
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