To fully compare the two films, we must study the beginnings. Walt Disney pioneered a new-fangled form of family entertainment in the 1930’s with the release of the animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. A team of the finest animators in all the lands gathered together taking a huge imaginative leap forward by developing the original fairy tale to fit the cultural norms of American society at the time. Since the nation, in the midst of the Great Depression, suffered and shared tragic experiences, the filmmakers crafted the animation centered around the audience’s emotions rather than logic. The audience receives very little explanation in the film about logical details such as how the prince finds Snow White in the forest or how they