KBLovedDisney
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Tuition will be way overpriced.
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News One Day at Disney CM Documentary (Secret Project) D23 Announcement
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Sharon&Susan
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The documentary has been released today. Haven't been able to watch it, but the description makes it sound like a fluff piece, maybe it'll surprise me like with the Imagineering Story when I watch it later today.
Sharon&Susan
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Meh. It definitely is a fluff piece.
Odd choice to use Eric Goldberg as the sole representative of Disney animation when he hasn't worked on a Disney feature in years.
Odd choice to use Eric Goldberg as the sole representative of Disney animation when he hasn't worked on a Disney feature in years.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
he is still one of the most well known I guess.
Although I was always more of a Glenn Keane and Andreas Deja fan.
Communicora
Premium Member
There is a lot too much Bob in this show and they didn't really show a day at Disney despite the title. That said, there were parts I really enjoyed. It's worth a watch.
Mac Tonight
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I give it a 6/10.
I really thought this was going to be a series rather than a one-off "feature length" documentary (just barely makes that distinction at 59 minutes).
What would have made it less of a puff piece and actually more interesting would have been to actually follow each cast member for a full day doing their jobs, instead of a more standard broader overview of what they do... you know... one day at a time??
Also, I agree that having Iger sprinkled throughout was kind of cringe, and when he mentioned how happy he is that the company keeps "taking risks" I may have audibly snorted and spit out a piece of apple.
I really thought this was going to be a series rather than a one-off "feature length" documentary (just barely makes that distinction at 59 minutes).
What would have made it less of a puff piece and actually more interesting would have been to actually follow each cast member for a full day doing their jobs, instead of a more standard broader overview of what they do... you know... one day at a time??
Also, I agree that having Iger sprinkled throughout was kind of cringe, and when he mentioned how happy he is that the company keeps "taking risks" I may have audibly snorted and spit out a piece of apple.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
I finally got around to starting to watch these. It's a little sad to watch when you have to wonder how many of these people no longer have their jobs.
Stevek
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I've enjoyed it. One of my regular Friday watchlist items. But agree, sad that some of these folks may no longer be with Disney.