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Disney Lock-In: Day 59

“Frozen II” (2019)
Dir: Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee

Animation: 10.5
Music: 9
Story: 7
Characters: 8
Overall Enjoyment: 8

Total: 42.5/50

This is it - the last review:

If I had to describe “Frozen II” in one word it would be: melancholic. This is a much darker and more detailed film than its predecessor, both…

Disney Lock-In: Day 58

“Ralph Breaks The Internet” (2018)
Dir: Rich Moore & Phil Johnston

Animation: 9
Music: 5
Story: 5
Characters: 5
Overall Enjoyment: 4

Total: 28/50

Apparently this film was well reviewed, but apart from a couple of scenes, I was just bored from start to finish.

The story did not work for me at all - they went into the Internet to find the part to fix Vanellope’s game: Fine - but then after that the whole plot…

Disney Lock-In: Day 46

“Chicken Little” (2005)
Dir: Mark Dindal

Animation: 3
Music: 3
Story: 3
Characters: 2
Overall Enjoyment: 2

Total: 13/50

“Chicken Little” was Disney Studio’s first in-house fully CGI feature production and the first Disney Classic to be released in 3D. And it’s painfully obvious that no-body gave a flying cluck about anything else. The music is forgettable, the characters are non-existent, the story is appalling and the animation is just plain bad.
But they didn’t care,…

Disney Lock-In: Day 18

“The Sword in the Stone” (1963)
Dir: Wolfgang Reitherman 

Animation: 5
Music: 6
Story: 5
Characters: 7
Overall Enjoyment: 7

Total: 30/50

After co-directing “One Hundred and One Dalmatians”, Wolfgang Reitherman took over solo directing duties for this, the 18th Disney classic, a position he would hold for the next four films.

“The Sword in the Stone” would also be the first Disney classic with a musical score from the Sherman Brothers, who would go on…