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Experience 1920’s Mickey meeting Modern 3D CGI in The Short Get A Horse #DisneyFrozenEvent

December 3, 2013 by Momstart 2 Comments

***Disclosure: I attended The #DisneyFrozenEvent . My flight, lodgings, and expenses were covered by Disney and myself. All opinions are 100% mine. ***

 

At the beginning of the Disney Animated movie Frozen is the new short Get a Horse. In Get a horse, Mickey Mouse is voiced  by Walt Disney. Disney was able to use Walt’s voice on every word except the color red, that word they pieced together with some Disney magic to still be Walt’s voice. They did an amazing job with joining 1920’s 2D Mickey Mouse with a 3D CGI version of Mickey. It’s a fun little short with a lot of play from the animators.

Where did the idea for Get A Horse come from?

Director Lauren MacMullan

So I immediately started to think, all right, Mickey Mouse. What can you do with Mickey Mouse? He’s, he turned 85 on Monday. He’s done a lot of things. So we’re going to just give you a little A to Z. That’s how many different things he’s done. So he’s been an apprentice to a saucer, a brave little tailor, a clock cleaner. Dreamed of being a father. Epic Mickey. He’s been a firefighter, a Ghostbuster, and I’m not kidding, really, they, they even have, like, a number on the wall that you can call. And it sort of begs the question of how many live action modern day movies are actually secretly based on Mickey shorts. So you have from last year Real Steel, maybe. I don’t know. And could it be? Taxi Driver!

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And to go back to A to Z real quickly, he’s been a firefighter. Okay. He’s walked the high wire, ice and snow has not kept him from his appointed playgrounds. He’s been a Jack and the Beanstock, a knight, a logo for a channel, uh, a mad scientist. Neo-Mickey. He loves orphans.

He loves picnics. He’s been both the prince and the pauper, quarterback, uh, a retro guy on a T-shirt. He’s been shaken and stirred, and even Santa. Uh, he’s had a trailer, unwittingly bathed a seal. He’s been very, very big.and very very small. He loves to watch Pluto. And he’s been an exterminator. He’s had a club for the youth of yesteryear, and the youth of today, and he plays the xylophone. So, so how do you, when you start to think about Mickey today?

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For me, immediately, I start thinking of the earliest era of Mickey because it has this freshness, and light. And it’s actually a, an era of animation that I really love. And so this is the 1928 Mickey, and you can already just see by looking at these images that, that the gloves are off.

Say it’s 1928, and you want to say hello to this girl you just met, ‘cause they’re always kind of meeting for the first time, and, and you’re too poor to have a hat.

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So what do you do? You lift up the top of your ears, You want to give her a hot dog because you’re trying to impress her. The, hot dog rebels, runs away, and, uh, and, and clearly this is not excellent parenting here, but, uh, he peels down its casing. And this Mickey era, he’s this little guy. He’s this little underdog.

He’s physically small, Mickey was. And he’s sort of like one, 1/3 mouse, 1/3 man, and kind of 1/3 ape. Uh, also here, this is one of my favorite Scenes the, the ostrich that he rode to the cantina got too drunk to give him a ride home. I know. Wildly inappropriate. So what is the solution? He starches it. Yes.

Uh, and in the past he could get a little fresh with Minney, and She gets fresh right back. She slaps him, and then just walks off, mercifully, her underpants turn into a parachute, so she’s okay. In this case, everything around them is an instrument, and it’s even better if it’s very inventive.

Like, they could do anything with their arms and legs, infinitely stretch things out. Um, and it’s these kind of animation based jokes. It just gives you all this freshness, um, with this, this little guy who, who, uh, kind of grew up in later decades. So that was my initial feeling is, like, okay. What if we could do… What if we do that style? image

We do it as kind of, hey, maybe it’s [UNINTELLIGIBLE] And then the next step is trying to pull it [STAMMERS] into the modern world. And so my idea was, like, literally if we can pull it out of the screen, uh, into color and CG, and the theater that you’re in……

And then after that, uh, I went to the storyboard phase, actually boarded the short several times over. But here are some images, storyboard images from the first part of the 2D stuff. And you can see there’s an emphasis on those types of animation jokes where, you know, Mini needs to get up on the wagon, and Mickey unfolds his leg. Um, and here are also some images, storyboard images that didn’t make it into the short because we did many, many, many gags to try to have Mickey tear from the screen.

Like, here, this one joke was Mickey gets so frustrated that he lights his own tail on fire, and it goes  to his little cannon ball pants, and shoots him off into the screen. Uh, and then later his pants have to run around and try to catch him when he falls. Um, and that was rejected in the end because people were questioning Mickey’s state of mind, uh, at the point, at that point.

So after the storyboard process was done, uh, we, uh, started to assemble the team, .

 

 

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HERE COMES TROUBLE – Peg-Leg Pete interrupts Mickey Mouse and his favorite gal pal Minnie in this animation cel as they delight in a musical haywagon ride

The black-and-white, hand-drawn short features Walt Disney himself as the voice of Mickey Mouse. The story follows Mickey, his favorite gal pal, Minnie, and their friends Horace Horsecollar and Clarabelle Cow. The gang is enjoying a musical haywagon ride (as seen above) until Peg-Leg Pete shows up and tries to run them off the road.

Filed Under: Movie review Tagged With: Get a Horse, Mickey Mouse, movie

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Super Adventure DVD #MickeyMouse

November 23, 2013 by Momstart 2 Comments

My kids watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse still unless their friends come over. They have friends across the street that say that Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is too babyish to watch anymore. So my kids have started saying that as well. However, I turned it on while even the neighbors across the street were over and all eyes were still “ZONED” in on Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. LOL. Now here’s the latest installment on DVD to the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Family! And we saw Super Mickey and his friends on the Disney Channel while we were in the hotel a few weeks ago.

"Oh, boy!" Get ready to tap into your inner super powers and take flight with Mickey and the gang as they discover their ultimate superpower of teamwork in MICKEY MOUSE CLUBHOUSE: SUPER ADVENTURE on DVD December 3rd!

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Zoom! Wow! It’s Super Mickey, Wonder Minnie, Super-Power Pup, Super Goof, Dynamo Duck and Upsy-Daisy to the rescue! In an exciting adventure straight out of a comic book, Power-Pants Pete swoops down and starts shrinking everything insight down to teeny-tiny size! To save the day, Professor Von Drake transforms the Clubhouse Gang into super heroes with incredible powers. But Pete’s merely a sidekick; a wily villain named Megamort is the true mastermind behind theshrinky-dinky caper. Can our heroes outsmart the bad guys? Only by working together, with help from YOU… and the right Mouseketools! Packed with action, surprises and nearly two hours of fun – including three additional episodes – this Super Adventure celebrates the unstoppable power of teamwork and friendship.

I remember watching this and thinking that those guys need to listen to Mickey and work together. They finally did so as a family we were talking about how important it is to work together.

Bonus Episodes:

Aye, Aye, Captain Mickey!

Mickey’s Mousekersize!

Mickey’s Little Parade

Filed Under: Movie review Tagged With: Disney, Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Super Adventure

Dancing with M3 Master Moves Mickey by Fisher-Price

November 27, 2012 by Momstart 9 Comments

Master Moves Mickey made me laugh, giggle and want to dance along with the kids. I was really surprised at how much I liked Master Moves Micky. M3, Master Moves Mickey is an interactive toy that you’ll have to see to believe! M3 infuses the original Disney character with funky beats and 15 dance moves – including the Windmill, the “Mouska” Mix, the Spin Cycle, the Insane Handstand and the Ham Sandwich. With names like those you’ll see why I was giggling. Plush he says, “I’m so cool, ice cream doesn’t melt” or something like that.

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imageBe like Miles and Zoe and get down in the house with your favorite mouse! Mickey Mouse dances to a funky beat as he combines over fifteen different dance moves into his own original dance combinations. I watched as the kids had a great time dancing and laughing and you can too. Just check out the video below as Miles and Zoe perfect their moves with Mickey as he shows off his insane handstand and then pops right into a 360!

 

To keep the music going just press his nose. We were very surprised to find that he comes with 6 “AA” (LR6) batteries. All you have to do to get him off DEMO mode is pull the plastic at the back of his neck.

 

 

Dance Fun for Kids Ages Two to Six

Designed for children two to six years old, Master Moves Mickey teaches children valuable gross motor skills through instructional dance lessons. They’ll also get a boost in understanding cause-and-effect relationships by squeezing Mickey’s nose to switch between songs, lessons, and dances.

  • Get down in the house with your favorite mouse
  • Mickey combines over moves into original combinations
  • Mickey moves from his handstand into a 360
  • Squeeze his nose to hear original tracks and funky beats

 

We received a sample to review and donate at the end of the review.

Filed Under: 2012 Gift Guide Tagged With: 2012, Dancing with M3 Master Moves Mickey by Fisher-Price, Disney, holiday gift guide, M3, Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey’s Wildlife Count Along Children’s App

November 18, 2012 by Momstart 1 Comment

Are you going on a road trip, airplane ride or spending any time traveling for a Thanksgiving road trip? Just in time for all that holiday traveling Disney Publishing Worldwide unveils an exciting app to keep kids entertained in the back seat: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey’s Wildlife Count Along!

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In this first-ever math and science Disney Learning app, readers join Mickey and his friends on a globe-spanning road trip to Mickey Beach, traveling through exciting environments, while counting groups of animals and learning about wildlife habitats.  Early math concepts such as sequencing, more and less, and group to numeral matching are also reinforced through bonus play-along games and interactivity.

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Features include:

· Activities aimed at counting and sequencing numbers 1-10

· Hands-on practice with key early math concepts

· Matching games featuring over 20 different animals to one of five fascinating habitats

· Character voices from Disney Junior’s Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

· Original artwork and animation—as well as fun effects such as Tap, Shake, and Tilt

· Story extension activities for parents and caregivers

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With a rich variety of early math and science activities, children will delight in learning alongside Mickey and his clubhouse pals— helping them explore, discover and master the skills and concepts they need to be confident and joyful learners in school and beyond. 

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey’s Wildlife Count Along is available for $1.99 in the Education category of Apple’s App Store for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch.

Filed Under: Tech Tagged With: app, Disney, iPad, Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey’s Wildlife Count Along, tech

Photography: Now Showing Steamboat Willie #DisneyInHomeBloggers

August 24, 2012 by Momstart 9 Comments

 

Now Showing - Steamboat Willie

Now Showing – Steamboat Willie

Photo By Ashley Shaffer

About Ashley (Managing Editor at MomStart): Ashley is a mom, wife, sister, daughter, friend, and former teacher working to navigate through the mysterious world of Mommyia. Read more about her adventures at Momicles and follow her @Momicles2010 .

Filed Under: photos Tagged With: Disney, Mickey Mouse, photography, Steamboat Willie

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey’s Great Outdoors Mickey Mote

May 13, 2011 by Momstart Leave a Comment

clip_image001Are your kids ready for an outdoor adventure. Mine have been stuck indoors for MONTHS. You know in the Pacific Northwest it rains September through June, so since we have about a month left of rain we’re just going to have to live vicariously though Mickey Mouse. On May 24th Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is going to explore the Great Outdoors in, Mickey Mouse clubhouse: Mickey’s Great Outdoors. Mickey and his friends Donald, Daisy, Goofy and you can’t ever forget Pluto right are going camping fishing and exploring.

I suspect that after watching this it will be easier to get the kids to go on an “outdoor adventure”. This great title is another Mickey Mote title. The Mickey Mote is great for the kids to use and interact with the story. If you use the Mickey Mote setting it stops regular play and asks the kids a question and they need to respond the correct answer in order to continue the storyline.  

The Episode list includes:

MICKEY’S GREAT OUTDOOR EPISODE LIST:

• Mickey’s Fish Story – Daisy wants to find a fishy-friend for her goldfish Goldy – and we help her find other goldfish in the Jungle where we’re aided by the mysterious conga drummin’ Jungle-Pete!  Boom-boom-bap-boom!  

• Mickey’s Camp Out – Today Mickey and his friends are going to earn Clubhouse “Camp Out Badges” by completing two tasks – setting up camp and fishing for Gummy Fish.  Everyone’s planning to camp with a “Tent Buddy”, but Donald decides to camp by himself – and he soon learns that camping with friends is much more fun than camping by yourself.

• Mickey and Minnie’s Jungle Safari – Minnie is determined to snap a photo of the rare Hula Hibiscus that only blooms once a year.  So the sensational gang go off on a jungle safari and explore new territory to find this legendary flower.  

• Daisy in the Sky – On Balloon Day, Daisy grabs a large batch of balloons and gets literally carried away along with Minnie and Pluto, who couldn’t hold her down. Mickey, Donald and Goofy kick into high gear to save their friends: they use a Giant Candy Cane (to rescue Pluto), a Party Horn (to warn animals out of the way), a Piggy Bank (to weigh down one side of an elevator so that Mickey can reach the top of the lighthouse), and a Toy Hammer (to fix the Ferris wheel).

• Daisy’s Grasshopper – Daisy has a new pet grasshopper named Wilbur, but the playful hoppin’ fella hops away – and we help all our Clubhouse friends hop after him and find him before the end of the day.  Boing-boing!

Check out Daisy’s Grasshopper

 

Disclosure – A product was provided to me free of charge by the manufacturer or representing PR agency for the writing of this review; however, opinions expressed are my own and are NOT influenced by monetary compensation

Filed Under: review Tagged With: Disney, Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Micky Mote

Valentine’s Day Gifts at the Disney Store Giveaway

February 13, 2011 by Momstart 277 Comments

Last week, I really needed to get out of the house so I took Miles to the mall. The first store I saw had dresses on sale for 7.99 and lower and I wanted to go in and they them on, well Miles had another idea. He wanted nothing to do with the dress store so we went walking in the mall. We walked past the Teddy Bear store (aka Build-a-Bear) and he had to go in. So, we went in there and I was ready to go. He didn’t want to leave, so I enticed him with words like Mickey Mouse, Buzz Lightyear and Cars 2. He said, ummm The Mickey Store?

Yes let’s go to the Disney Store…..

He jumped up so fast and said, let’s go mommy, come on!

We can’t have a family trip to the mall without visiting the Disney Store and what did we find, LOTS of cute stuff for Valentine’s Day.

Miles of course loved all of the Cars toys he found along with the new Woody, Jessie and Buzz Lightyear plush. Can a kid have too many versions of Buzz and Jessie?

Valentine's Day Mickey and Minnie Mouse

Mickey and Minnie Mouse are as cute as can be with these soft pie-eyes gazing out at  you while holding a Valentine pouch that your loved one can put a special love note in for you to find. Valentine’s Day Mickey and Minnie Plush retail for 14.50. Dumbo can also be found in the Valentine’s Day plush set holding his own Valentine’s day pouch.

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I love to drink coffee and I’m always looking at coffee mugs. So I was excited to see this pair of mugs for Mom and Dad with these Valentine’s Day Minnie and Mickey Mouse Mugs. By placing them side by side they create a picture with Mickey taking aim with Cupid’s arrow on one and Minnie is love-struck on the other. These are ceramic mugs that retail for 14.50.

Also merchandised for Valentine’s Day are Sweetheart Minnie and Mickey Mouse PJ Pal sets for girls and toddler girls. Each PJ set retails for 14.50. They are all-cotton and Disney authentic as they feature a pretty scallop-edged neckline accented with a satin bow. The contrasting cuffs and heart print pants make for pretty cute little girls PJ sets.

To keep up with all things relating to the Disney store and fun new Disney products sold in Disney Store check out The Buzz, the Disney Store’s blog.

 

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Filed Under: giveaway Tagged With: Disney, Disney store, Dumbo, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, The Buzz, valentine, Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day giveaway

Discount Code for Mickey’s Magic Show Comcast Arena in Everett

January 7, 2011 by Momstart 16 Comments

800 x 600 Art Sharing discount codes from Comcast Arena has been quite a pleasure for me. Kids get to go out and have a blast watching their favorite characters up on stage and their mommies and daddies get to save money while using the on-line discount code. Today’s Discount Code is for Mickey’s Magic Show use MOM in the promotion section at Comcast Arena.

Get ready to watch the All New Disney Live! Presents Mickey’s Magic Show at Everett’s Comcast Arena.

 

When: Sunday, January 23 – 12:30 pm and 3:30 pm

What: Abracadabra! In a captivating combination, Master Magician Mickey Mouse, the always-dazzling Minnie, and a host of Disney friends join forces with professional illusionists to perform magic from legendary Disney films right before your eyes. Disney Live! presents Mickey’s Magic Show features grand illusions and favorite Disney characters, including Donald and Goofy; Cinderella and her Fairy Godmother; Alice in Wonderland and the Mad Hatter; and beloved Disney princesses Jasmine, Belle and Snow White.

From the breathtaking levitation of Minnie and Aladdin’s Princess Jasmine, to the Fairy Godmother transforming Cinderella’s rags into a beautiful ball gown in a split second, Disney Live! presents Mickey’s Magic Show gives families a whole new way to experience Disney Magic. Adults and children alike will delight in this stunning spectacle that will keep them in awe from opening to the curtain call.

Tickets: Tickets ($19, $26, $31, Front Row $49) are on sale Monday, October 18 at 10 am at the Comcast Arena at Everett Box Office, online at www.comcastarenaeverett.com, or by calling 866-332-8499. All tickets subject to agency convenience charges. Groups of ten or more, call 425.322.2609.

 

Here is the information regarding the discount on tickets to Mickey’s Magic Show:

Valid: NOW – Saturday, January 22 at 10:00 pm

Use the Code: MOM

Price Levels: P3 ($26) and P4 ($19)

Offer: 4 tickets for $44

Available: At the Comcast Arena Box Office or online

Enter to Win:

One family 4 pack of tickets to Mickey’s Magic Show.

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Just leave a comment here telling me if you want to see the 12:30 pm or 3:30 pm on January 23rd.

Filed Under: Announcement Tagged With: Comcast Arena, Discount Code, Everett, Mickey Mouse, Mickey's Magic Show, Mom, on-line coupon code

Dance Star Mickey Set To Shake Up The Holiday Season

October 31, 2010 by Momstart Leave a Comment

clip_image001“This is a first for Mickey,” says Chris Byrne, content director for TimetoPlayMag.com, also known as The Toy Guy®.  “Each year, Fisher-Price celebrates the holidays with an extraordinary plush toy that combines technical magic and classic play. This year, it’s Mickey’s turn, and he’ll be dancing his way into the hearts and imaginations of kids of all ages.”

With his exciting dance moves and fun interactive games, Dance Star Mickey is set to top holiday wish lists as he encourages children to get up, get active and dance! Featuring extraordinary dancing skills, Dance Star Mickey is packed with play that’s pure joy.  At sneak previews this summer, Dance Star Mickey had kids – and their parents -up on their feet, grooving to Mickey’s moves in one big dance party.

“We are thrilled that Dance Star Mickey is now available to dance into the hearts of kids around the country,” said Gina Sirard, vice president, marketing, Fisher-Price.  “It’s exciting to create a toy that can move like Dance Star Mickey – talking and interacting with kids, energetically waving and clapping his hands, and bouncing to each beat. It’s a truly engaging experience as this iconic character comes to life to create that special Disney magic that has resonated with children all over the world for generations."

With one press of his foot, Dance Star Mickey is revved up and ready to go on a fun and magical experience as he grooves to six different songs with styles including Disco, Latin, Techno, and an “out of this world” Moonwalk grand finale.  He is also packed with interactive games that will have children and parents laughing and dancing right along.

“Dance Star Mickey truly captures the humor and endearing personality of this beloved character,” said Chris Heatherly, vice president of Disney Toys. “This dancing Mickey is the next generation of feature plush from Disney and Fisher-Price featuring the most innovative mechanisms to foster exceptional play value through endless singing and dancing entertainment for kids.”

The dancing Mickey made his debut last February at the American International Toy Fair as Dancing with the Stars champion Donny Osmond joined in to help announce this magical toy.  This holiday season, the Disney pair reunites for a special commercial spot airing tonight during Dancing with the Stars.

For even more dancing fun, Fisher-Price and Disney have also created a highly-interactive online game at www.fisher-price.com/DanceStarMickey  and free iPhone application that gives kids the chance to make up their own unique dance for Mickey by mixing-and-matching his individual dance moves in specific sequences of their own creation.  And what would a dance-off be without celebrity judges?  Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy sit at the judges’ table to rate each dance on a scale of 1 – 10.  Kids are encouraged to play again and again to find just the right combination of dance moves to earn that perfect 10!

Available at major retailers and The Disney Store, Dance Star Mickey is for ages 2 years and up and retails for $69.99.  For more information please visit www.Fisher-Price.com/DanceStarMickey.

Filed Under: 2010 Gift Guide Tagged With: Dance Star Mickey, Fisher Price, Mickey Mouse, toy review

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