Oo-de-lally, golly what a film! PLOT - The plot is easy to follow, and ups the stakes with every scene. The characters are cleanly introduced, and their motivations and roles in the story clear within seconds. A good 90% of the scenes are memorable, and the film is mostly character driven, with the story keeping … Continue reading Disney’s Robin Hood (1973) Review
Month: May 2020
Disney’s “The Aristocats” (1970) Review
SIGH... Let's put this cat back in the bag. PLOT - A rich woman leaves her wealth and her possessions to her cats in her will. When her greedy butler steals them away and loses them, it's up to the cats to get back home before he gets away with it! I could elaborate on … Continue reading Disney’s “The Aristocats” (1970) Review
JHC Presents: JHCreative World 2 – Koopa Mines
Jesse Hecht CREATIVE Presents: JHCreative World! Level Descriptions and Course IDs below. Designed to play like a traditional Mario game, with a little more challenge. These levels are made using classic Mario game design principles, hours of trial and error to make it just right, and over 20 years of playing video games! Originally playable … Continue reading JHC Presents: JHCreative World 2 – Koopa Mines
Disney’s “The Jungle Book” (1967) Review
Crazy, Daddio, Crazy 60's Jungle, Man! PLOT - Bagheera the panther is tasked with taking the human "man-cub", Mowgli, back to a nearby village. After a falling out, Mowgli travels with Baloo the bear, and learns that the jungle may be better living than with the humans. They have their fun until they hear that … Continue reading Disney’s “The Jungle Book” (1967) Review
Disney’s “The Sword in the Stone” (1963) Review
Oh, the whimsy and wonder of magic! PLOT - The powerful wizard Merlin trains a young boy named Arthur to become the destined King of England. As Arthur learns through the teachings and trials of Merlin's magic, he discovers that the real lessons come from within. The plot moves at a mid-level pace. Not really … Continue reading Disney’s “The Sword in the Stone” (1963) Review
JHC Presents: JHCreative World 1 – Goomba Grasslands
Jesse Hecht CREATIVE Presents: JHCreative World! Designed to play like a traditional Mario game, with a little more challenge. These levels are made using classic Mario game design principles, hours of trial and error to make it just right, and over 20 years of playing video games! Originally playable on Mario Maker for the WiiU, … Continue reading JHC Presents: JHCreative World 1 – Goomba Grasslands
Disney’s “101 Dalmatians” (1961) Review
This review has me seeing spots! PLOT - Pongo and Perdita, two Dalmatian dogs, are blessed with the birth of fifteen puppies. Their owners' happiness is soured, however, when acquaintance Cruella De Vil hires thieves to steal the puppies so they can be skinned for their furs. Now the 101 Dalmatians must find their way … Continue reading Disney’s “101 Dalmatians” (1961) Review
Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty” (1959) Review
Disney's Sixteenth Film Centered On A Sixteenth Birthday. PLOT - The slighted Mistress of All Evil, Maleficent, curses the infant Princess Aurora to die at the age of sixteen. On the eve of her sixteenth birthday, the three Good Fairies and the neighboring kingdom's Prince Phillip must stop Maleficent and break the curse using the … Continue reading Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty” (1959) Review
Disney’s Lady and the Tramp (1955) Review
This is the review... It's a beautiful review... And they call... It Creativo de Jesse Hecht... PLOT - Lady, the young Cocker Spaniel, lives a life of luxury, but gets a taste of the other side when she runs into a mutt called 'Tramp' with a history and a heart of gold. This film is … Continue reading Disney’s Lady and the Tramp (1955) Review
Disney’s “Peter Pan” (1953) Review
Off to Neverland! PLOT - Young Wendy, John, and Michael are whisked away from their London home by Peter Pan, a magical flying young boy from their storybooks. He takes them to Neverland, where, Pan says, they'll never have to grow up. They meet the friendly Lost Boys, mermaids, natives, the evil Captain Hook and … Continue reading Disney’s “Peter Pan” (1953) Review