Though they’ve fallen by the wayside, you might want to remember these five Disney stories; find it out!
Responsible for marking the childhood of several generations, Disney animations remain in the hearts of studio lovers even after decades of their releases, as is the case of ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ (1937) and ‘Pinocchio’ (1940) , the story of the wooden puppet that comes to life.
Even so, more recent productions ended up also conquering their space, such as ‘Moana’ (2016) and ‘Frozen – Uma Aventura Congelante’ (2013), features that, despite being on the market for a short time, already guarantee their names on the list of main works of Mickey’s House.
Despite most of the studio’s titles receiving great prominence, some other Disney animations ended up not aging so well and ended up falling into public oblivion over the years. Thinking about it, we separate five productions that you might want to remember; check out!
1. Atlantis: The Lost Kingdom
Released in 2001, the film presents an exciting adventure to find the mythical lost continent at the bottom of the sea known as Atlantis. The plot follows an underrated cartographer and linguist who, after finding an encrypted map, aims to prove that the legend is actually a reality, and for that, he embarks on the high seas with a group of mercenaries and starts an expedition.
2. The Family of the Future
Known to be the second attempt by the disney producing a 3D animation, the feature film hit theaters in 2007, following Lewis, an orphan boy who creates brilliant inventions. However, the twist happens when one of his creations is stolen, so the boy ends up counting on the unexpected help of Wilbur Robinson, a mysterious boy who ends up taking him one day into the future.
3. Planes
Derived from the ‘Cars’ franchise, the film released in 2013 is set in a corn field where Dusty Crophopper, an agricultural service plane, dreams of participating in an air race and becoming a great pilot.
Despite his desire not being very encouraged by his colleagues, the plane ends up receiving support from his friend Skipper who helps him train for the competition.
4. Not even that the cow coughs
Being the studio’s penultimate feature film with hand-drawn designs, the production opened in 2004 featuring a good bounty hunt in the wild west commanded by three cows: Maggie, Grace and Mrs. Calloway.
The trio enlist the help of other animals to find a wanted cattle thief, with the objective of using the money that the authorities offer for his capture to save the farm where they live from an auction.
5. O Galinho Chicken Little
With a release scheduled in 2005, the plot accompanies Chicken Little, a rooster who ends up causing chaos in the city where he lives after thinking that the sky was collapsing after a nut fell on his head. However, his situation is complicated when aliens appear and he needs to solve the situation, without creating a new state of panic in the residents of Oakey Oaks.
The film also brings great milestones to the studio, as it is the first to use CGI, that is, images created by computer, in addition to being the last Disney film released under the “Walt Disney Feature Animation” domain.
Source: Recreio
