The Strawberry Picks

Hey everyone, this is a watchalong! This is where we start the movie simultaneously, and it's like I'm watching it right along with you! This is my first time doing this but I hope you enjoy regardless!

This week I review the movie "Alice in Wonderland", a movie about a British girl who gets lost in this odd, wierd, random, and fun land of wonder (eh, get it?) Listen in as I talk about it's development, how Disney wanted to make this movie since he was a child, and what I thought of the movie!For those of you who are wondering where the Cinderella episode is, I recorded everything and had it done, but then somehow it was gone one day :( so now I have to redo everything. I might record it again later, but just know that it's definitely worth seeing, even if you've seen it before!  

This week I review another age old classic: Pinnochio! This heartwarming tale is filled with hilarity, adventure, and even a bit of horror. Come listen in as I take a dip into what some say is the greatest technical acheivment in the film industry in the 1940s!

In this first episode of "The Strawberry Picks", I introduce the podcast, what I'll be doing in the upcoming year, and then talk about the age old classic 80 years old: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves

April showers bring May flowers, and May flowers bring new life to the forest! This week, I review the movie "Bambi". This nature-centric film is one that is closely associated with disney as a whole. It has many moments that people remember fondly to this day. But does it still hold up in today's animation standards? Probably!

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's...Dumbo! Listen in as I talk about this lovely movie that, despite its short length and other issues, continues to be a classic. 'Cause I be done seen 'bout ev'rything when I see a elephant fly!

Today I review the movie "Fantasia" made in 1940. This "movie" is a culmination of classical music pieces with animation set to it. Listen in as I delve into each song presented and what I thought about it. Also, if you listen to the very very end, there's a little surprise for you!