Mickey and the Beanstalk
Animation • G • 1947 • 29 min
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Walt Disney, Clarence Nash, Pinto Colvig, Sterling Holloway, Paul Frees
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We don't get enough friendly, goofy giants in cinema.
I loved it as a kid, so i love the memories i have now
The bean slicing -> Donald meltdown scene has lived rent free in my head for 30+ years. Also how I learned about pocket snuff. Timeless.
The scene where they share a bean for a meal is iconic and truly hysterical. And Donald’s heel turn after it is probably his most barbaric.
It’s an easy watch if your feeling like Mickey is your hero
The classic story we all know but featuring our beloved Disney characters Mickey, Donald and Goofy. The kids will definitely love it.
Plots in the title. Cute film. Solid 40s animation. 8/10
Classic cartoon. Have not revisited in a long time.
A classic tale told by Disney. This was a meme for me when I was super young. Might be biased but I really like it.
Find this as part of “Fun and Fancy Free”. Memorable visual jokes and Anita Gordon’s gorgeous voice as the harp make this short memorable.
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