Posts tagged Disney
Earth – Movie Trailer
Apr 22nd
As co-directed by Mark Linfield and Alastair Fothergill, the nature documentary Earth represents an edited-down version of the 12-hour small-screen miniseries Planet Earth, reslated for cinematic release. The program provides a sweeping 99-minute tour of our home planet’s biosphere — spanning every level of gaze, from the epic (crystal-clear shots of the Earth hovering in space) to the hyper-specific (a mother polar bear and her cubs waking from a lengthy period of hibernation). The film almost exclusively emphasizes the behavior of the animal populations that inhabit the Earth, yet carefully omits shots that depict the more gory predatory behavior of species, rendering it family-friendly. It also employs a chronological approach — beginning in January in the Arctic wilderness, and moving progressively through the four seasons and 12 months comprising a single year, until it hits late December — contrasting various geographic regions of the Earth as shot in various seasons. Above all else, a cautionary message underscores this footage; as in An Inconvenient Truth, the filmmakers continually remind their audience that despite the grandiloquence present onscreen, all may be lost if humankind is not careful.
Disney Spectacle of Dancing Lights
Dec 3rd
We check out the Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights at Disney World Hollywood Studios theme park. Almost every inch of the town is lit up with Christmas Lights and is quite a sight to see.
Great American Road Trip – Florida
Nov 2nd
Great American Road Trip Begins with its first episode in St. Augustine Florida The oldest city in America on Highway A1A. Historic St. Augustine has the Casa Monica Hotel a unique hotel that is the most romantic hotel in Florida. From the hotel you can take a tour of the town where you catch a glimpse of how life was in early America. Then if you want an all modern blast you can head out to Daytona International Speedway where racing cars is their way of life, even on the beaches. Continuing down Route A1A is Kennedy Space Center where literly tons of rockets are lunched. Then why not stop in at the most wonderful place on earth, Disney World and the town of Celebration all created by Mr. Walt Disney.