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A Brief History of The Eisner Era

Widge

May 20, 2008

1 min read

“This is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” is a student film that discusses modern Disney animation and how it got to where it is today.

There’s a little bit wrong with it accuracy-wise, as Disney Blog points out. But as a short film it’s terribly entertaining, which makes it better than the cheapquels it discusses, which were simply terrible.

Direct link for the feedreaders.

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A Brief History of The Eisner Era

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