Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1938)

1937...Just think about it

how difficult it is to review these fairy tales at a conscious age
, you understand how right the grumbler is, and that the image of snow white is morally outdated, you notice sagging minor characters
, but as for children-a good cartoon

What a dark cartoon it really is... I like

This is one of my very first Disney cartoons that I watched as a child. Two favorite musical compositions, the song of the dwarves, and the song of Snow White that one day a prince will come to her. "Someday My Prince Will Come" for me, on the one hand, a gloomy song, because in real life no prince will ever come to you, and you will literally be to his death wait. This is a song by a young and naive young girl, the same age as Juliet. Every time I watch it, the cartoon acts like a sleeping pill, I fall asleep in the middle. And by the end, I get a tear. There is some hidden message in this cartoon. One day I found out that it turned out to be brought to the USSR in the 1940s after the Second World War, as a trophy from Germany. I even watched the first black and white version with text bids.

Childhood....

Now, of course, it looks very naive, but if you discount time and look specifically at the technological component, then for your age it's just something incredible.
I can't even imagine how the audience's jaws dropped in '37.

Chic

I've watched it on videotape a hundred times.

Well, so far nothing has surpassed this version
of my favorite 🤲🏻💗

The cartoon has aged very badly from a moral point of view, but as mentioned above, in this case, at any age, it is very pleasant to look at the visual component so far. Magnificent backdrops, soul-rending musical accompaniment, smooth animation, pleasing to the eye. After the cartoons of recent years, you experience visual relaxation, everything is so colorful, but at the same time gentle.

Cruelty, on the contrary, deserves a separate mark. Watching a cartoon at a conscious age, you notice how many themes of death, murder, and cruelty there are in it. When the Queen talks about Snow White's heart, which lies in a box, or about how bones break, or mockingly offers a drink to a long-dead man, of whom only a skeleton remains.. You can't help but wonder at what point it disappeared from the animation, huh. Yes, it has not just disappeared, but has become a kind of taboo.

In any case, the cartoon is no longer about enjoying the plot, but about relaxing your mind and eyes.

This is definitely a very Halloween cartoon. Death, a crystal coffin, a poisoned apple, a witch with her potions in the form of an old woman, a casket for Snow White's heart; a forest in which you will suffer horror; vultures waiting for prey - wow! Few people know, but it has a sequel called "The New Adventures of Snow White" - it's not Disney, and I watched it first, and then the original, and if you don't know the original, it's also very sinister, frightening, but still naive, kind, and with a touch of humor.