Thursday, April 29, 2010

Update


  • Walt Disney World with Kids, 2001
    You might think it strange to collect older travel books, but they are a great source for historical information about shows, restaurants and attractions.










4 comments:

otisney said...

Absolutely LOVE The Art of Animation book. Great look into how an animated film is made, with Sleeping Beauty as the example. Interesting how this book compares to the two different versions that came out in the 1990's.

John Rozum said...

Good find on the Thomas book. I actually came across this at a library sale a few years ago but it was in such abysmal shape I left it. I should have picked it up anyway for the $2.00 they were selling it for even though it wasn't intact.

Let me know how "The Black Hole" holds up. I've been on the fence about that one. I haven't seen it since it came out either, and remember it being a bit stiff and not a lot of fun. I watched "Tron" for the first time in 20 years about a year ago, and while I was surprised that I still remembered almost all of the dialogue verbatim, that it wasn't a very rewarding viewing for me. My kids hated it.

otisney said...

Oh, and here's a picture of my copy of The Art of Animation http://twitpic.com/1jj93u I truly love this book.

Le Cram said...

The Black Hole Is great! I hope you got the widescreen edition. Look for the "Making of" film hosted by Harrison Ellenshaw. Very intersesting!