Animated Films Are Ordered According to Their Historical Settings
Meghan Young — September 24, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: disneysnewgroove.tumblr & neatorama
This Disney movie timeline doesn't focus on when the films were officially released. Instead, it is chronologically ordered to represent each historical setting. What makes the chart particularly interesting is not only the fact that it informs people when events occurred in a visually straightforward manner, it also juxtaposes different styles in a different way.
Put together by Aish at Disney's New Groove, the Disney movie timeline nevertheless had to deal with some ambiguities. She writes, "Excludes most of the package films. Some films, eg The Lion King, are impossible to pin down exactly and some, like Aladdin and Treasure Planet, are anachronistic, so these are estimations. A few have been split into 2 if there is more than one time period in the movie, and sequels have been put together."
Put together by Aish at Disney's New Groove, the Disney movie timeline nevertheless had to deal with some ambiguities. She writes, "Excludes most of the package films. Some films, eg The Lion King, are impossible to pin down exactly and some, like Aladdin and Treasure Planet, are anachronistic, so these are estimations. A few have been split into 2 if there is more than one time period in the movie, and sequels have been put together."
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