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oh those are nice too! Well made and lot of nostalgia if you grew up with the Renaissance films. Just be careful with the play-line ones made after around 2005, they start to go cheap and at one point become nearly identical in quality to what Hasbro puts out now.UmbrellaFish wrote:So far, I’ve been focusing on Collector’s Disney dolls from the late 90’s from Mattel. I have four so far, with another one in the mail. I may share a pic of my collection when it gets here.
Yes, they are very nice! As I’m just starting to collect, I feel like I won’t venture very far beyond the late 90’s because there seems to be a precipitous drop in quality shortly after. I got the standard 1997 Ariel doll recently and I am in love with it! I think it’s such a great representation of Ariel and it’s one of the few dolls that I am 100% sure I played with as a child— I remember visiting my cousin and she had this Ariel doll and an Eric. I would love to buy every single piece that came out of that 1997 Little Mermaid line from Mattel.unprincess wrote:oh those are nice too! Well made and lot of nostalgia if you grew up with the Renaissance films. Just be careful with the play-line ones made after around 2005, they start to go cheap and at one point become nearly identical in quality to what Hasbro puts out now.UmbrellaFish wrote:So far, I’ve been focusing on Collector’s Disney dolls from the late 90’s from Mattel. I have four so far, with another one in the mail. I may share a pic of my collection when it gets here.
I was about to ask if Ariel and Sebastian were wearing little chef hats and aprons with spatula, but then I thought maybe it autocorrected “Barbie” to “barbecue”? Or is there really a set of “Summer Grilling” TLM dolls out there? It would be nice— finally, Sebastian and Chef Louis would have something in common!Disney Duster wrote:I recieved at least two Ariel dolls in my lifetime and loved them. My cousin got some kind of Ariel and Sebastian barbeque dolls for her birthday!
God knows I love the ones from the 90's with Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty being my favorites.unprincess wrote:UmbrellaFish wrote:So far, I’ve been focusing on Collector’s Disney dolls from the late 90’s from Mattel. I have four so far, with another one in the mail. I may share a pic of my collection when it gets here.
the ones that were made for the re-release of the film in theaters that year? Yep, I love those and have a few of them.UmbrellaFish wrote:Yes, they are very nice! As I’m just starting to collect, I feel like I won’t venture very far beyond the late 90’s because there seems to be a precipitous drop in quality shortly after. I got the standard 1997 Ariel doll recently and I am in love with it! I think it’s such a great representation of Ariel and it’s one of the few dolls that I am 100% sure I played with as a child— I remember visiting my cousin and she had this Ariel doll and an Eric. I would love to buy every single piece that came out of that 1997 Little Mermaid line from Mattel.unprincess wrote: oh those are nice too! Well made and lot of nostalgia if you grew up with the Renaissance films. Just be careful with the play-line ones made after around 2005, they start to go cheap and at one point become nearly identical in quality to what Hasbro puts out now.
LOL I was very confused too!UmbrellaFish wrote:I was about to ask if Ariel and Sebastian were wearing little chef hats and aprons with spatula, but then I thought maybe it autocorrected “Barbie” to “barbecue”? Or is there really a set of “Summer Grilling” TLM dolls out there? It would be nice— finally, Sebastian and Chef Louis would have something in common!
Yes! Those ones! I posted a few pictures of the ones I just bought in the “Post a picture of your Disney collection” thread.unprincess wrote:the ones that were made for the re-release of the film in theaters that year? Yep, I love those and have a few of them.
I love it, that’s awesome! Like I said before, finally Sebastian and Chef Louis have something in common— although I’m mildly concerned for what exactly they’re grilling up. I wonder who made it: Tyco, Mattel, or some other company?Disney Duster wrote:I didn't mean to write "Barbie". There really is a barbeque The Little Mermaid set out there, I think even with chef hats and spatulas, Brelly! Then again, I was very young when I saw it, so maybe it is just in my imagination?
Source: http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2021 ... 0disney02/Coinciding with World Princess Week, Disney Channel will unveil an all-new music special, "Disney Princess Remixed - An Ultimate Princess Celebration," Friday, Aug. 27 (7:30 p.m. EDT/PDT). Narrated by 12-year-old social media star Txunamy Ortiz, the half-hour special will celebrate the empowering attributes of Disney princesses and queens through reimagined performances of their iconic songs. Grammy Award-winning recording artist Brandy will also debut her music video for "Starting Now," the anthem for The Walt Disney Company's year-long event, "Ultimate Princess Celebration," which spotlights the courage and kindness that Disney heroines inspire in fans all around the world. "Disney Princess Remixed - An Ultimate Princess Celebration" will also be available on Disney+ same day in select markets, including the U.S.
Disney stars Dara Reneé, Frankie Rodriguez, Julia Lester ("High School Musical: The Musical: The Series"), Izabela Rose ("Secrets of Sulphur Springs"), Ruth Righi ("Sydney to the Max") and Sophia Hammons ("Under Wraps") are set to perform pop, rock and R&B remixes of "Into the Unknown" from Disney's "Frozen 2," "Home" from Disney's "Beauty and the Beast," "Almost There" from Disney's "Princess and the Frog" and "Part of Your World" from Disney's "The Little Mermaid," respectively. Walt Disney Records will also release three singles from the special, "Into the Unknown (Disney Princess Remixed)" set for release on Aug. 13, followed by two additional singles available Aug. 27.
I do wish DisneyMania or We Loves Disney would continue. I'd like to hear more covers of "Almost There," the Frozen songs, etc. I'm grateful American Idol is on ABC now, and they cover Disney songs every year because of it, occasionally by people with great voices. Grace Kinstler's "Into the Unknown," Jonny West's "Almost There," Catie Turner's "Once Upon a Dream," Jurnee's "How Far I'll Go," etc.Here's a similar article:Disney Duster wrote:Is there a place to read that without subscribing?
Source: https://time.com/6086875/disney-princess-culture-study/In the early study, when we asked the kids who their favorite princess was and why, “I like Rapunzel because she’s blonde” was our No. 1 answer, which was really disturbing to me.