Disney Compendium

Boy.  We just don't remember any of this.  Two mice get entangled in a Goonies movie and some stuff goes down.  It's wild.

The most wonderful thing about podcasts, is podcasts are wonderful things.  Their hosts are made out of junk food, their rss feeds really sings.  Their talky, jokey, dopey, nerdy fun fun fun fun fun. But the most wonderful thing about podcasts is we're absolutely not the only one....

Look.  This is not hyperbole when I say this is probably the most significant Disney related podcast in the history of the format and I stand by that.  The hosts are here, and they are firing on all cylinders as the fabric of the Disney Animated Universe is torn asunder.

Jungle Book 2: Robin Hood is a curious case of Disney indulgence.  Endless heart and a pivotal scene consisting entirely of reused animation, this is the one true Cult Classic Disney animation.  A true love it or hate venture.

They learned their lesson.  101 dogs was too many.  That's just too many dogs. But this might also still be too many cats.  Especially the culturally insensitive one.  But still, if you love 101 Dalmatians and jazz music this is for you.

I don't think it's wise to take that boy to the human village.  He has no idea what's going on there and they will treat him horribly. He's used to living off of bugs and fruit.  Now he's gonna watch the village hunt his friends.  That won't go well.  Anyways.  Hakuna Matata I think.

Transported to an alternate universe where a nanny is the most powerful being in the universe and she uses her limitless powers to mess with well to do parents.  The hosts are going to do everything they can to not get on the bad side of this omnipotent force of chaos. 

The hosts embark on a journey to a time on swords and stones eternally retold.  I guess.  The sword and stone are only in the movie for about 90 seconds but that's okay.  You are given an extended look at the mating rituals of squirrels!  Join us, shall you?

You have to be careful looking this movie up on the internet.  They are very specific with 101 Dalmatians and One Hundred and One Dalmatians being totally different.  The hosts will argue the Simpsons adaption being better, but that's a different episode.  

The hosts watch the only Legend of Zelda movie that you will ever need to see.  A bunch of gorgeous scenery is on display while paper thin characters dance around and the entire plot hinges on a teenager using spinning wheel. It's a brilliant plan and nothing could ever go wrong.