Who doesn't like cartoons? In the world, there will probably not be such a person whom cartoons would leave indifferent. With equal pleasure they are watched by both adults and children. And full-length cartoons have long and rightfully taken their place in the hearts of millions of viewers of all ages.
For more than half a century, the leadership in the production of cartoons has been held by the company, founded in 1926 by Walt Disney. Full-length cartoons created under his leadership, delight many generations of children, as well as their mothers and fathers. Walt Disney was never interested in the profits and
box office of his paintings. He considered his first task the embodiment of creative ideas.
The idea to shoot a full-length animated product came to Disney in 1934, when its characters Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, dogs Pluto and Goofy triumphantly walked around the screens, winning the love of the audience. The budget of the first Disney full-length animated film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” at that time amounted to an astronomical amount of one and a half million dollars, and Bank of Amerika, whose head was an ardent fan of Mickey Mouse, saved the bankruptcy of Disney.
The success of the cartoon was overwhelming. The painting "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" took the first lines in the category "full-length cartoons", the best of which were awarded the highest awards. In 1939, this cartoon received not only the classic, ninth in the Walt Disney collection, Oscar statuette, but also seven small Oscars in the number of gnomes in the fairy tale.
Despite the fact that not all cartoons released by the studio were accompanied by constant success with the audience, its founder never succumbed to panic. Creating a cartoon world not only on the screen, but also in real life (Disneylands arranged on a large scale) is all Disney, whose full-length cartoons have become a model of quality produced under this brand.
Disney and his team did not stop their work for a minute. Launching the first full-length animation project, the Walt Disney Company set the creation of such a profitable, it turns out, product as full-length cartoons as the priority goal of its work. During the Second World War, the following voluminous works on the deer Bambi and Pinocchio appeared on the screens of America.
In the postwar years, full-length Disney cartoons conquered all of Europe. Few people have not seen his famous animated films "Cinderella" and "Sleeping Beauty." A hallmark of all Disney cartoons is the invariable victory of good over evil. Therefore, viewers are always provided with the expected happy ending of any full-length cartoon produced by Disney.
On the way to Walt Disney there were dizzying ups and downs, which almost led the company to a complete collapse. But it’s impossible to overestimate the contribution of Disney and his company to the history of the development of animation. Walt Disney has long been considered the national hero of his country, whose creative ideas were implemented by the company for twenty years after his death in 1966.