Emma Watson is Belle in Disney’s live action Beauty and the Beast coming next year. The trailer, supplied from MovieClips Trailers YouTube channel, looks pretty good:
British India’s “I Can Make You Love Me”
British India is sharing with us their music video of their single “I Can Make You Love Me”. British India I would place in the Folk/Rock genre. Think of Tom Petty and others like that and you have British India’s sound. The video itself kind of reminds me of a play on Beauty and the Beast that went wrong, but that’s just me. Check out their video for “I Can Make You Love Me” through LiberationMusicAus YouTube channel, I think you will enjoy it – Richard:
Ep 4 ComicPop Licensed to Read: A Brief History of Motivation Presentation & Disney’s Hollywood Studios by J. Jeff Kober
Join Logan, Michelle, Luis, April, and Richard as Logan gives us a brief history of motivation. Then everyone reviews and discusses J. Jeff Kober’s book Disney’s Hollywood Studios: From Show Biz to Your Biz, which ties into Logan’s motivation presentation.
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What we reviewed in this episode:
1) Disney’s Hollywood Studios: From Show Biz to Your Biz, J. Jeff Kober, Theme Park Press, 2014. ISBN: 978-1941500026, $19.76.
Music clips used this episode:
1) “Hi Ho, Hi Ho (It’s Off To Work We Go), Favorite Songs From Walt Disney Motion Picture Hits, Conductor – Mitch Miller, Golden Records, 1960.
2) “Be Our Guest”, Walt Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Walt Disney Records, 1991. ASIN: B003XQRYYS, $10.99.
3) “Zip-a-Dee-D00-Dah”, Song of the South, James Baskett, Walt Disney, 1946.
Links:
http://performancejourneys.com/ – Performance Journeys, J. Jeff Kobers Website.
http://performancejourneys.com/?page_id=72 – Contact page to inquire about booking J. Jeff Kober as a presenter.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/ComicPop-Library/135675669828474?ref=ts&fref=ts – ComicPop Library’s Facebook Page.
Calling all Disney Otaku
All of your library’s Disney fans will want to check their local theaters to see if they will be showing the release of Beauty and the Beast in 3-D. This is one of Disney’s most popular movies and I can see several families going to see it again with their children. Thanks to YahooMovies for the trailer.