Disney History - Alice in Wonderland (Down to Disness)

Thanks for watching Down to Disness - a new series where I'll be examining Disney animated feature films and exploring their impact on pop culture. Hope you enjoyed it. Be sure to let me know what movie or era you'd like to see me do next!
Also, what's your favorite thing about Disney's Alice in Wonderland? Leave it in the comments!
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[@skelling1o]

One of my favorite things about Alice is the line "don't just do something, stand there" I am always quoting that. Just the whole nonsense of the Tea party scene really. A lot of great lines in there! I'm hoping for a Hunchback of Notre Dame Down to Disness soon! :)

[@SarahSterling]

That scene is pure gold

[@bringbackfrankblack]

Give the song "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane a listen, for a '60s psychedelic rock bands, take on the story. The forbidden fruit among Disney movies is "Song of the South," as it was never released on VHS/DVD in America. You can sing "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah." You can ride Splash Mountain, but there's no Uncle Remus in sight; tackle that movie.

[@thebeatlesathogwarts]

Alice in Wonderland is probably one of my favorite classic disney movies and I'm so upset that we don't have more of it in Disney World! I love Cheshire and the face characters of Alice and Mad Hatter in Disneyland! I think that you should do Cinderella in honor of the new live action remake or Peter Pan. Keep up the great work, Sarah!

[@DaveLH]

Fun Fact: Lewis Carroll's many works also include "A Tangled Tale" (Has Rapunzel read it??), a collection of logic puzzles, and "The Hunting of the Snark", which is basically the "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" of nonsense poems.

[@nicholaracey21]

You should do one on brave I know it's a newer movie but it changed the way a lot of Disney movies today are made. Love this series!

[@SamiLovegood]

Yaaay! Alice is my favourite !! I love this series so much, I'd love it if you did Peter Pan (also my favourite) :~)

[@eh21733]

Alice is one of my favorites!!!!

[@LoStDaRkAnGeL]

This series is so good!! So many amazing Disney facts. Thank you for making them. :-)

[@SarahSterling]

Thank YOU for watching them!

[@KatieFrecklescorgibutts]

I love this series. Thank you for all you do! :)

[@xCanYouFeelTheLovex]

I second doing Cinderella since the live action version is coming out.

[@NicholasAnthony326]

Loved your walrus and the carpenter =P

[@JellyBellyNoMore]

I loved this! I hoping for Peter Pan next ;-)

[@SashaFitzgerald]

Love these down to Disness videos ^_^ My suggestions are Peter Pan and the Lion King.

[@chloeway3540]

Brilliant video btw and I would like to see Hercules:) thank you x

[@wampabutt]

This series is terrific and you're so engaging! Great job, Sarah. I loooove more obscure stuff (I used to draw the watches on Main Street in New Century Timepieces in the late 90's - along with a handful of other artists - and loved making watch designs of lesser known characters) and wanna put 'The Black Cauldron' and 'The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad' on the table. Sleepy Hollow is a fave of mine. Melody Time could be interesting, too. And...I kind of "squeee'd" with delight when you sang in this video. Heh heh. Adorbies. :)

[@wyattrodgers3069]

I love your channel and the pin videos I've been collecting the since my first visit to Disneyland in 2002. Suggestion Peter pan I love the movie and it was my first pin

[@Bramtic]

Fantastic video! I didn't know about the ad-libbed line. Seems like, in some way, that may have set the stage for Robin Williams to basically do ALL ad-lib in Aladdin. An homage? I don't know, but would be interested to find out. Also, the Alice/drugs connection was really solidified with "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane. Although I wonder; was the song in response to the drug ideas that had developed around the story, or did the song help push the story down that road?

[@SarahSterling]

I think Disney has just always been pretty open to comedians doing their thing during voice acting sessions, which is incredible.

[@Bramtic]

imSarahSnitch It really is. In this world where everything is focus-grouped to death and mapped out down to the frame, that sort of freedom gives Disney movies a life and vitality that so many others lack.

[@stitch6995]

Please do Lilo and Stitch

[@disneyallyson9810]

Peter Pan next :) Love your videos! :D

[@sullycortez5327]

I love Alice in wonderland 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Richardthemerman]

omg ur so funny. Into the woods next?

[@SarahSterling]

newp

[@katrichmond]

My all time favorite Disney movie! I have always loved the character complexity of this movie, the Cheshire Cat especially. They're never really good or bad, except for the Queen of Hearts, of course, but they each have such developed personalities. It's also that rare Disney movie where you have a main female character that is just her quirky self without chasing after a prince. Don't get me wrong, I love, love, love Disney princess movies, but it took Disney a very long time to get back to this type of female protagonist.

[@derekllewellyn6663]

Magic my birthday Disney company class starts at VIP tickets tour guide new year reel thing it's looks like Alice in wonderland movie maze with oasr awesome picture awards TCM hollywood netflix original email money made movie ride to the bank of America picture of the same place looks like

[@Whitney_Sews]

I've never actually seen the animated Alice in Wonderland movie, but I still really enjoyed this video. Love the series and looking forward to more videos.

[@Amusedmai]

It's amazing to me how Walt was able to convince broadcasters to air his specials on TV, when he knew that these TV shows would help promote his product/services. He was truly an Innovator, and I often wonder how he would approach social media today. I'm glad you mentioned something about the peter pan songs.

[@SarahSterling]

I find myself wondering the same thing about Walt and social media :)

[@jaylinnmaldonado7697]

imSarahSnitch I think that you should do Aladdin it is an amazing movie and it has a couple firsts and lasts

[@mylifeasbaileym.l.a.b531]

My Favorite Things About Alice In Wonderland Is...EVERYTHING!! Love It All 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@theaudiobookaficionado]

like everyone else, I am really enjoying this series so far! Honestly I'm kind of torn about whether I like the film Alice in Wonderland (the scene with the clams always freaks me out) but I really appreciate all the iconic scenes and characterizations. I had no idea it was pretty unsuccessful until it became a cult favorite later on! I would love for you to do Peter Pan next. That story has some of the most interesting impacts on pop culture in my opinion--there are SO many interpretations and imaginings of it. Plus it was referenced a couple times in this video so I feel like it'd be a natural step for the next installment :)

[@PeculiarLittleGeek]

I agree peter pan is a great suggestion

[@TheSamogans]

That was amazing. Full of information I never knew! I REALLY enjoy these "Down to Disness" episodes! I'd love for you to break down "Sleeping Beauty". That music that plays while aurora is following the green light creeps me out! Always has and always will. Lol! I'm interested in hearing more little bits and pieces of this movie!

[@SarahSterling]

Good suggestion! Thanks for watching :)

[@elysianemily]

Same here! Either Sleeping Beauty, Tarzan, Frozen, or Mulan pleeease!

[@waynegregory2337]

I completely agree about that scene in Sleeping Beauty!

[@rachdiva]

The Samogans it creeped me out too i didn't watch it as a little girl i watched it when i was older and god that scene freaked me OUT

[@lexschultz822]

i love alice in wonderland so much, and this video really made me happy and informed!! i love you 💕

[@DecoraPunk]

Cheshire's song is actually the poem Jabberwocky

[@jennifermontgomery9872]

I actually get so excited for these videos and learning new facts unlike the ones that are always the same when you search them up😊Thank you so much for making videos, you and then bring a smile to my face!x

[@marisolhernandez5106]

Loved the video!!!! Nicenlittle break from my hw...which is pur nonsense lol I love this new series! I like being able to watch movies and knowing these little facts and then bugging my boyfriend at disneyland about these little facts is learned. You are awesome! Keep up the great work👍❤ Maybe peter pan next? Or Cinderella since the live action is coming out soon!

[@SarahSterling]

ooOoooOoo maybe Cinderella is a good one....

[@eliseh-dg9sn]

I love the song the Cheshire Cat sings! it's called Jabberwocky and its a poem from through the looking glass, it has been put to music for choirs and of course the Cheshire Cat. I sang and studied this piece in chorus last year, it's weird nonsense words are really fun and the choir versions involves a lot of weirdness but I loved preforming it - you should listen to that version :) I would love to see the controversies on both Pocahontas' next on the series, thanks for making these I think they're totally brilliant!

[@beckiejbrown]

FLOP?! REALLY?! WOW!!!!

[@gracehod08]

MUSTARD! Don't let's be silly!

[@cowbells1000]

why is a raven like a writing desk it is in Walt Disney Alice in wonderland during the mad tea party

[@purplemusiclover1597]

Whenever someone asks for butter at a meal me and my little sister start screaming "BUTTER!" lmao

[@joshoutman1273]

I love the Mad Hatter!!!!! lol My school did the musical and I was the Mad Hatter

[@bumblebee667]

Alice in Wonderland is still my favorite Disney Movie..

[@Gingergryphon]

How is a raven like a writing desk? They can both be made to sing, but they only sing one note at a time.

[@Donde_Lieta]

Alice in Wonderland was always my favorite, I think it was the music haha

[@Beccascreations]

Soon I would like you to do tangled or the princess and the frog on down to disness

[@roccaluce]

_CATS AND RABBITS!_

[@jonsingsbway5112]

I'm loving this series! Maybe do Pinocchio or Peter Pan next?

[@JinxProductions]

Plz do the nightmare before Christmas

[@crystalfairy912]

One of my favorite things about Alice in Wonderland is the colors! Everything is so bright and I swear every color imaginable is in here somewhere. It was always something I loved and now I know who to thank for it: concept artist Mary Blair

[@derekllewellyn6663]

It's looks Walt Disney company class starts in Disney channel on 90s TV's show episode season start show hollywood story life look back at movie made into a great place looks like

[@MelenaPerry]

The music is by far my favorite part of this Disney classic, and also the reason why I love the Alice in Wonderland area in Disneyland. I hope you do Pinocchio soon! I would love to hear about this usually overlooked Disney movie that has Disney Parks presence!

[@derekllewellyn6663]

Disney stars Alice in wonderland do you know what took you over riding on I just feel like my 40 years birthday 1984

[@Cerise4697]

Fun fact that I actually didn't know until recently: you don't pronounce the "g" in Dodgson! It's actually pronounced "Dod-son"; Lewis Carroll and his family insisted on that bc he was afraid of being nicknamed "dodgy" (meaning "weird, loopy") or something of that variant. So it's actually a lot easier to pronounce!

[@bdt7468]

I like how Alice is so colorful and random for it's time, and the only other random thing before that was the black and white version of the story from the 20's. SARAH!!! I think you should do a cover of...... The little mermaid, if you haven't already. Thank ya ! love ya!

[@CCRoxtar]

5:35 Here's another instance of what you describe: one song written musically for Mary Poppins later ended up in The Jungle Book as "Trust in Me" (Kaa's song).

[@abihoper5755]

Sarah, can you do one of the films from the short film era of Disney eg. Three Cabelleros, Melody Time etc. etc. I think it would be a really nice thing to find out about; as those are the (probably) least known about Disney movies. I love your videos!

[@andypeluche96]

But.... the mad hatter says "Mustard?! Don't lets be silly"

[@SarahSterling]

Yes. My almost 60 year old mother definitely misquoted him, shame on her.

[@andypeluche96]

imSarahSnitch haha sorry. I love this new video! I am looking forward for more =)

[@SarahSterling]

andypeluche96 no worries :) thank you for watching!!!

[@forrestdupre5812]

imSarahSnitch Bill thompson who voiced The Rabbit was also Mr. Smee in Peter Pan, and Jock in Lady and The Tramp. Also, the caterpillar was voiced By Richard Haydn Who was Uncle Max in The Sound of MUsic.

[@forrestdupre5812]

imSarahSnitch Could You do Pinocchio for August?

[@andiexgir]

So all this time I could not put my finger on who king candy reminded me of and you just Blurt it out like it's common knowledge lol I feel so relieved now! Thanks! Really enjoying this series!

[@lilbunnylily]

king candy and mad hatter voices......MIND BLOWN!! 0.0 i subbed!! :D

[@TheWrongHands18]

When the March Hare slams the watch with the hammer...everything goes Black and White for a few seconds...what's up with that?

[@HappyLittleSara]

This is an amazing series! I'm so looking forward to next month! You are wonderful, Madame! :D

[@Angelicwings1]

I love this series! I've learned so much! You and all the thingamavloggers are so great to watch and learn from. Keep up the awesome work

[@brennap3310]

The drug references are more cultural reflection than actuality. Although it is entertainingly ironic how such an imaginative story could inspire such a straightforward explanation. Logic vs Magic, the debate continues ;-) Fun video to watch :-)

[@thewonderfulworldofderek6087]

Alice in wonderland movie 1951 history years Intrvew review 60th anniversary morning magic

[@KimRobyn]

Such a good video! It's so interesting to learn more about the classical movies, well done :)

[@nadineschulze8914]

You forgot the cheshire cat and the march hare for the meet and greet. .. i had Lunch at Disneyland paris inventions Restaurant easter sunday and that when i met them and Alice the hatter,the tweedles and the white rabbit. ...

[@sunbeamsami]

HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME. Please do Hunchback of Notre Dame!

[@steamdunmer1537]

Never stop making videos Sarah :3 p.s come to England pls

[@laurenmoxham1653]

I love the mad hatter the most xx

[@rosemaryw28]

me: *sees alice in wonderland* *aggressively clicking video*

[@eleven-hopper]

Ikr. It's like the best thing ever

[@DaveLH]

Of course there have been enough movie versions (both on the big screen and small) of _Alice_ to fill a coffee table book (which I have -- _Alice's Wonderland_ by Catherine Nichols), and Disney's version is admittedly not my favorite, but there's a lot I've always liked about it. -- The fact the White Rabbit is very much more likable than in the book, the Dodo as a salty sea captain, the bizarre creatures in the forest (some of which make a return appearance in _Donald in Mathemagicland_), and especially comedic character actor Richard Haydn as the Caterpillar. I also have a sentimental soft spot for the rare Disneyland vinyl record of the _Alice_ songs arranged by Tutti Camarata and sung by his chorus. I listened to it ad infinitum until the record was well-worn when I was a child.

[@anthonysimpsonanygoround8749]

DaveLH That studio cast record of Alice is definitely a favorite of many. Darlene Gillespie sings well on it, and she also narrated the original Storyteller made back then, although later pressings are told by Ginny Tyler. There will probably be a new cd set featuring the soundtrack as well as the studio cast, in the Legacy series. As far as the Tulgey Wood scene you mentioned, the Jabberwock was originally going to appear also, and can be seen in the early Disney Alice books.

[@Lena-vi6gh]

This is awesome! Please keep doing this series! :)

[@PryscilaSalinasps]

I love your Down to Disness videos so much!!

[@ZoraCatone]

That's not quite the proper "answer" to the riddle. You're missing the NEVAR part. For the next video though, I'd LOVE to see your analysis on Cinderella. :) "Mustard?! Don't let's be silly!"

[@hollylancaster3673]

Loved this! Alice is my 2nd fav Disney movie. My fav quote is when the little flower (Bud) says "I thinks she's pretty" I agree, I'd love to see Cinderella next. Or Mary Poppins :D

[@SarahSterling]

quiet, bud ;)

[@Ami-nl3rb]

But..I'm not a flower!

[@JacobMKeeneAKADrPepperKing]

They were also originally going to include the Jabberwocky and had a song written for him, but Walt thought he might be too scary. If he *was* kept in, I wonder if he would've been voiced by Candy Candido, Paul Frees, or Thurl Ravenscroft?

[@michaelbrinker3767]

You should do the Black cauldron!

[@DisKingdom]

Really enjoyed this video, I'm not a huge fan of this movie, always felt a bit random but there are some great parts to it... I'd love to hear some facts on one of my favourite movies, The Jungle Book or Robin Hood

[@donald1949]

When I bought my very first BETA MAX back in the days just after white thread-I bought a copy of ALICE from a local video shoppe for 95.00usd YES NINTY FIVE BUCKS-Alice has always been my favorite Disney film---yes I now have it on blu ray

[@Dan-O]

Awesome, I love these in depth looks into my favorite films. Jungle Book next please!

[@SarahSterling]

Dan O gets what Dan O wants.

[@kulaice]

I can totally understand why Alice became a cult classic in the 60's. Anyone heard of the Jefferson Airplane song, "White Rabbit"? And I thought a reference would've also been made on the Tim Burton-inspired "Mad T Party" event that ran at Disney's California Adventure theme park since June 2012 (and will be making a return on May 22 of this year). :)

[@carminagarcia2838]

I love everything from Alice in Wonderland!! I love the characters, the music, the art, the voices, I love everything!! :D

[@Ami-nl3rb]

Ah me too!Who is your fave character?

[@carminagarcia2838]

The Mad Hatter!! :D Amelie rasche

[@Ami-nl3rb]

Oh really? :D He definitely counts to my faves:Alice,the Cheshire Cat,the mad hatter,(totally weird choices)the caterpillar and Bill the lizard ;)

[@carminagarcia2838]

I love all of them too!! I also love the White Rabbit and the March Hare!! :D Amelie rasche

[@Ami-nl3rb]

How could I forget them? :D dishonor on me :3 and which is your favorite scene?

[@Cerise4697]

Also! The full answer to the raven/writing desk riddle actually goes "They both produce notes, though they be very flat; and they are nevar put with the wrong end in front!" The "nevar" is of course, "raven" spelled backwards, or put with the "wrong end in front"...I'm much more partial to the "Edgar Allan Poe wrote on both" answer though bc it's much more clever and concise. Sorry if these comments get a bit overzealous, I'm probably one of the biggest Alice in Wonderland book fans ever and I'm also a huge freaking nerd. :')

[@mihocor]

Thank you so much for doing Disness! it's a great idea :3 Actualy, when I was youger, I didn't like the movie that much because every time I watched it I tried to understand the plot but, since it doesn't exist, I was always confused and frustrated every time XD. But now I love it, it has the most incredible imagination process in any disney movie =3 (i mean,, ducks as little horns? come on!!) XD Nice video! Congratulations Sarah! :3

[@becka_little]

Please do Mary Poppins!

[@ChristheShrinerdawg]

I would LOVE to see one about the original Herbie the Love Bug from 1968. You never hear about that movie and it was my favorite movie when I was a kid. Heck, it's still one of my favorites. Most of the original cast has since passed away. The only one still living is Michelle Lee.

[@TheMagic0214]

I would say The Walrus and the Carpenter, but I only like the "On The Record" version of the song, since I watch the movie and then realize THE DBAG ATE BABY OYSTERS! Favorite is probably "Golden Afternoon". Gorgeous animation and the harmonies are wonderful.

[@DaveLH]

My dad hated Disney's "Alice" because he was such a Lewis Carroll purist, so as a kid it was always a "guilty pleasure" for me... I don't care that Disney made so many changes... I'm not a hugely big fan of the original "Wonderland" book anyway -- I think the sequel, "Through the Looking-Glass" is much better. Anyway, my favorite things about the Disney version are: -- The weird creatures in the "Tulgy Wood" sequence -- The fact that the White Rabbit is a much more sympathetic character than in the book -- Richard Haydn (movie comedian from that era) as the Caterpillar -- And yes, Ed Wynn as the Mad Hatter... (He of course also played Uncle Albert in "Mary Poppins")

[@cowbells1000]

March Hare: If you don't care for tea, you could at least make polite conversation! Alice: Well, I've been trying to ask you... March Hare: I have an excellent idea! Let's change the subject! Mad Hatter: Why is a raven like a writing desk? Alice: Riddles? Let me see now. Why is a raven like a writing desk? Mad Hatter: I beg your pardon? Alice: Why is a raven like a writing desk? Mad Hatter: Why is a what? March Hare: Careful! She's stark raving mad!

[@HeatherHiggy]

I would love to see some disness about some of the underrated films, like Hunchback, Emperors New Groove, or Black Cauldron. :) GREAT SERIES!!!

[@trupype3028]

Please do Beauty and the Beast

[@moth6020]

I think that Alice in Wonderand may be my favorite Disney movie. I think my favorite part is all of the crazy creatures that you can find there. I'm really glad you did this one. I was actually in a production of the play, and I played the eldest oyster. I think you should either do the Jungle Book or Cinderella next.

[@chestermenjivar6986]

I LOVE THE MARCH OF THE CARDS SONG!!!! That has to be greatest instrumental song in that era of Disney!!!! :)

[@ellie_run]

I love these kind of videos! Sarah you're the best! 😘

[@SarahSterling]

No, you're the best!!

[@Psycopathicus]

I'd just like to point out that EVERY adaptation of the Alice books, before, after and including the Disney version, uses the 'it was all a dream' ending, because that's how both books end. I don't see how anyone could possibly complain about that. If it's become a 'cop-out ending', I think that has more to do with the 'Wizard of Oz' film than anything Alice-related (because that ending WAS a cop-out - a gigantic one. If Oz is supposed to be a dream, explain to me why there are 40+ books where it's a real place).

[@dreaming2fly]

I LOVE these Sarah! I think "Dumbo" could make a great "Down to Disness" episode. The whole "Pink Elephants on Parade" was crazy creepy to me as a kid. Still, cant help but love Dumbo even with the creep factor.

[@eaglebreath5]

I said this for your last video, BUT I LOVE THIS SERIES!!!!!!! back stories and history are awesome. my favourite fact from this video was about there being so many meet and greet characters at the Disney theme parks. So excited to see what's next!

[@DaveLH]

I'm a since-childhood devotee of Tutti Camarata's choral/orchestral arrangement of the songs from "Alice" (including many of the "little ditties" like "Twas Brillig") which was released as a Disneyland vinyl record... It's here if anyone wants to have a listen: kzbin.info/aero/PL5Aw0LA8edfEMLa0v9fyn8AUfftvOFe58

[@cyclops0895]

OK. First of all, this is one of the best videos you have done. I was entranced the whole time. Most of this was completely new to me. Thanks! Secondly, You looked especially good in this vid. Now don't sic the boyfriend on me, but you looked totally super model, hotchickeybabe in this one. Keep it up. Thirdly: The movie I would like to see done next? I'm tempted to say, "The Black Hole" just to see that movie get the panning it deserves....but you work so well with positive upbeat themes. I would love to see Peter Pan because all the characters were so well done (and when I was a widdle kid, Tinkerbell was my first crush). This vlog was quality work from top to bottom. Thanks!

[@Megara2209000]

I thought I was the only person who noticed King Candy/Mad Hatter! It bugged me so much! Also, I LOVE the orignal 'second star to the right (beyond the laughing sky) and 'Im odd''!

[@quitterdan]

Great video on Alice! How about doing Darby O'Gill & the little people? My favorite Disney film!!

[@anthonymarkham7459]

Enjoyed your video! Could I make a plea for "Pocahontas"? I love the morals, but it gets so much "wrong" from the historical record. It'd make for an informative video! Gracias!

[@waynegregory2337]

Definitely one of my all time favourites!! I always loved the Cheshire Cat, voiced by the wonderful Sterling Holloway! It would be wonderful to know more about Sleeping Beauty or The Jungle Book!

[@sadiegibson5973]

The Peter Pan Second Star To The Right Was originally called "Beyond The Laughing Sky" and would replace "In A World Of My Own"

[@miriamcq]

Hey Sarah!! love this playlist and actually all your disney related videos!! I would love to see a Peter Pan or Aladdin Down to Disness. Last summer I was monitoring a summer camp in Spain and the theme was Alice in Wonderland!! It was one of the greatest weeks of my entire life!! I made myself the Mad Hatter's hat out of a cereal box for a game and it turned out really well. What I love most about the story is that for example in the second book, Alice is the one that has to kill the Jaberwocky because she's the only "real" character, she is the only one to go through an evolution throughout the story, all the rest have their excuses to not kill it and they can't change their fate because they are part of Alice's imagination. If you read the books you will find the poetry AMAZING!! Thank you so much for your work, Miriam

[@ChasingPavenents1995]

I'm never really able to watch this movie cause on my first trip to Disney, I went on the Alice dark ride(the very first dark ride I went on, mind you) and got scarred for life. My parents claim I was crying and screaming bloody murder in between my grandparents, and to this day I get slight anxiety going on the dark rides, or even just being in the park very long past close. Of course now having read the books and watched both this version and the Tim Burton remake, I can appreciate it, but it'll never be high on my list of favorites. Love these videos, Sarah!! You should totally do Beauty & the Beast!!

[@pynkiepi]

I think what I love most about Alice in Wonderland is the entire tea party scene. The soundtrack for it always comes up in my Disney playlist and I can't help but to dance to it haha! It reminds me so much of Disneyland because of the area music for Mad Tea Party! As for the next Down to Disness, I would LOOOVE to see Sleeping Beauty, it's my favorite movie of all time and I can't wait to see what cool things you would find out about it, especially with Maleficent coming out just last year!