Sentence examples for animated fairy from inspiring English sources

It shows animated fairy tales in four languages, helping children learn not only their native Korean, but also English, Japanese and Chinese.

Here, the fantasy is not an animated fairy tale; it's sort of an idealized early-century vision of California as a place filled with hope and naïve optimism, all the hard edges buffed to a smooth sheen.

By the second verse, pink elephants float over the girl's bed and an animated fairy version of Madonna emerges from the picture and winks.

Joined by several other young cartoonists, Disney later formed his own company and created animated fairy tales, starting with Little Red Riding Hood.

This gesture and scene serves as a reference to similar scenes and musical sequences from preceding Disney animated fairy tale films such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) and Cinderella (1950).

That was exactly what Allison Shearmur — an executive producer on the female-empowerment franchise "The Hunger Games" — was wondering when Walt Disney Pictures approached her about producing a new live-action version of the 1950s animated fairy tale.

D1 ARTS E1-8 Barbie's Big StageDebut After 47 years as a plastic doll and six as an animated fairy-tale princess on the small screen, Barbie, the consummate pink icon of little-girlhood comes alive on stage in her first life show.

Directed by Bill Condon ("Dreamgirls" and the final two "Twilight" movies), "Beauty" is based on Disney's much beloved 1991 animated musical fairy tale about a young woman held captive by a furry brute.

Unemployed after demobilisation in 1946, he began a series of animated two-minute fairy tales using out of date 16mm Kodak stock that he had found.

Retrospectively, several critics noted that the film was considerably better than the 2007 computer-animated fairy tale parody film Happily N'Ever After.

A ruined medieval relic of toothy turrets and crumbling walls perched atop a rocky peninsula, the fortress was the inspiration for the DunBroch family home in Walt Disney's Brave, the animated fairy-tale romp that features every ginger-haired, haggis-eating, kilt-wearing, bagpipe-playing cliche you could throw at the Scots.