Just a reminder – voting closes tomorrow at midnight for the Can You Leave Us Breathless contest hosted by Brenda Drake. I’m a semi-finalist and would love your vote! In this, my last Dissecting Disney post, I want to take a look at the female animals of the more popular and recent anthropomorphic Disney filmsContinue reading “Disney’s Portrayal of the Feminine Animals: Pre-Renaissance”
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Semi-Finalist List for Can You Leave Us Breathless Contest
Brenda Drake and her small army of totally awesome judges judged my little entry worthy of being one of the six semi-finalists of her Can You Leave Us Breathless contest! This is totally exciting. Go here to check out the other entries and remember to vote before midnight Oct 27th– preferably mine, but you know,Continue reading “Semi-Finalist List for Can You Leave Us Breathless Contest”
Becoming A Princess: The Princess Diaries
Well, that’s it. I’ve done it. I’ve seen all of Disney’s Princess films, and a lot of them with good strong female characters. I’ve seen weak characters I dislike. And I’ve turned off a few films I just cannot stand. This week I was supposed to look at The Black Cauldron, but it sucked soContinue reading “Becoming A Princess: The Princess Diaries”
Foreign Cover Friday: At Grave’s End (Night Huntress 3) by Jeaniene Frost
Foreign Cover Friday is a weekly meme hosted by The Reading Fever, where foreign covers of the books we know and love are spotlighted and discussed. To join, either pick your favourite foreign cover, or pick many foreign covers, and start discussing! Continuing on with my Night Huntress theme, this week we’re looking at bookContinue reading “Foreign Cover Friday: At Grave’s End (Night Huntress 3) by Jeaniene Frost”
Atlantis: The Lost Princess
There’s a reason Princess Kidagakash from Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Disney’s 41st animated feature film, was never recognised as an official Disney Princess. Her film falls just outside of the Renaissance. Fantasia, Dinosaur, and The Emperor’s New Groove came before it, and all four films performed less than expected at the box office. Kida missesContinue reading “Atlantis: The Lost Princess”
Lissa Bilyk 