Disney Compendium

Packed with more stereotypes than plot, the hosts share a big plate of conversation of the 1955 classic Lady and the Tramp and learn that the timeline of this movie is utter nonsense.

J.J. is lost and alone and abandoned by his host but that's okay because he's kidnapped from his home and put in a very dangerous involving pirates, bombs, and a very very jealous magical fairy.  It's a really bad situation but he makes it through.  Barely.

Disney decided it was time to stop having things called plot and sense and just adapt a nonsense story that's a stream on consciousness. And it was great.  We are all a little mad here and this movie just makes us even more so. 

God bless us everyone.  Scrooge, despite being named Scrooge, took his time to do a version of a Christmas and it was totally worth it and Goofy is the on Jacob Marley and the rest are just pretenders to the throne.  Please enjoy a very special non-sequential, non-canonical episode of Disney Compendium. 

The hosts rejoice.  The 40s are behind them and they will never have to go to the cartoon world of Latin America or 8 minutes of tug boats set to music.  They are free and they get to celebrate the comic Silver Age of Disney with on of their all time bests.  Sit back, gather up your mice, and sing along.

The end of the 40s and the end of the package pictures.  Finally.  We are moving right along footloose and fancy free.  We end the 40s on a high note with the best of the package pictures and and the inspiration for one of the most memorable rides at the theme parks.  The hosts are free from their torture. Forever?

Hi.  J.J. here.  I just needed to tell you that we are almost finished with this gauntlet.  This movie is is bad, but that's okay.  We both have a good head on our shoulders and won't crack under pressure.  Plus there aren't any ventriloquists this week, so that helps the sanity level.  Please enjoy this last bit of hard work and then it's off to the races.

4 movies into the gauntlet of 1940s package films and the hosts finally get a bone tossed to them.  A two part film and both are very good.  Dumbo 2: Grin and Bear It and Starving Mickey: A Giants Tale are breaths of fresh air. They still try to ruin it with ventriloquism though.

Well.  The war is over.  That doesn't mean that the money is suddenly back.  Disney needs money and needs it now.  Put all the things we couldn't finish into one movie.  That one story where the dude murders the singing whale.  That should win back the kids.  Enjoy.  (Sorry about some of the spotty audio)

Things are dire here at the Disney Compendium studios.  We are stuck in a feedback loop of Latin America themed features and must break the curse.  This time it's longer and that's both a blessing and curse.  But that's okay.  I'm certain next week we will be back to just normal single subject films.