Walt Sent Me: Recent Episodes
Todd
Walt Sent Me is a look into the vast cinematic legacy of the Walt Disney Company. While we love talking about Disney's animated films, this isn't just kids stuff. We also cover the films from Disney's various other studios. Marvel Studios, Touchstone Pictures, Miramax, Hollywood Pictures and many more. We'll also be covering a classic animated short on each episode as well as coming up with some wild ideas for Disney pins based on the films we discuss.
Kristen and Todd go back to 1999 to discuss something from the Miramax years of Disney, The Talented Mr. Ripley. They also check out Mickey Mouse and Pluto in the short A Gentleman's Gentleman.
Journey to Mars with Kristen and Todd as they discuss the big-budget Disney flop John Carter. They also take a look at a classic Goofy short subject, Knight for a Day.
Todd and Kristen go back to 1993 to discuss the Hollywood Pictures release Super Mario Brothers as well as the 1936 short Donald and Pluto.
Todd and Kristen take a look at Disney's 33rd animated feature, 1995's Pocahontas. They also discuss the 1937 Silly Symphony Little Hiawatha.
Todd and Kristen journey back to the Miramax years to discuss the 2002 biopic Frida. They also look at the Donald Duck short Inferior Decorator.
Now that Disney owns Fox we've decided to expand our horizons to cover films from the vast Fox catalog. On this first "It's Disney Now" episode, we look at 1979's Breaking Away. We also look at a classic Donald Duck short, Donald's Off Day.
Kristen and Todd take a look at the brand new Pixar film Soul, as well as the new Pixar short Burrow...both on Disney Plus.
Kristen and Todd discuss a 1991 thriller from Disney's Touchstone division, Deceived, starring Goldie Hawn. They also look at a short from 1941, The Little Whirlwind, and discuss all the news that came from Disney Investor Day.
It's time for this year's Halloween episode! Join us as Todd and Kristen discuss the 1998 Disney Channel Original Movie Halloweentown. They also look at the 1930 Silly Symphony, Autumn.
It's October, so it's time to talk about scary things. Well, sort of. We kick off the month with a look at Pixar's Monsters Inc. and the prequel Monsters University.