I just viewed the latest Disney: "Magic Kingdom - Where The Magic Lives DVD." It was extremely disappointing to have viewed this souvenir video. It lacks any resemblance of being created or produced by a professional and/or skilled video department. I'm not exaggerating when stating that most serious video-enthusiasts out there could have done a similar and/or better job. The camera work, editing, sound overlay, dialogue, and acting reeks of being made by semi-professionals.
It baffles me why Disney does not utilize their vast television and film-studio personnel, to create a professionally made representation of their parks. And if anyone has noticed, most of the recent Disney live films have all seriously bombed. And it clearly appears that they have utilized the bottom-of-the-barrel crew for this particular DVD project.
In it, the only resemblance of a professionally made scene is a clip of Walt Disney discussing his future of Walt Disney World. Some of the recycled late 80s footage is acceptable, but everything else looks like it comes from a home-video-camera crew.
This latest souvenir DVD has reminded me again, that most of the Disney items now being sold are way overpriced, however clearly made on the cheap.
It baffles me why Disney does not utilize their vast television and film-studio personnel, to create a professionally made representation of their parks. And if anyone has noticed, most of the recent Disney live films have all seriously bombed. And it clearly appears that they have utilized the bottom-of-the-barrel crew for this particular DVD project.
In it, the only resemblance of a professionally made scene is a clip of Walt Disney discussing his future of Walt Disney World. Some of the recycled late 80s footage is acceptable, but everything else looks like it comes from a home-video-camera crew.
This latest souvenir DVD has reminded me again, that most of the Disney items now being sold are way overpriced, however clearly made on the cheap.