Japanese Movie posters from the 70's and 80's!

Those who read this blog regularly are well aware of my somewhat debilitating Japanese infatuation.  Although Disney is American as apple pie, there is something about the Disney-Japan association that fascinates me. To this day, there seems to be something about the company that resonates with the people of Japan...

With that in mind, I share these vintage film posters. Between the bold color choices and how chock-full of information they are, I think they are such a neat find. I would love to get a hold of some frameable prints for my house. 

1982 re-release poster. Love the weird clock platform they're dancing on.



1970 Sleeping beauty poster. Love the colors.

1974. Love the composition and the little blue-pink snowflake pattern!

1982 re-release, those squares are so 80s!

1975, my very favorite animated classis. I love that this poster covers
so many scenes, its almost like a trailer in paper form!

Film Friday: Decades at Pop!

The subject of today's Film Friday is a set of photos I took at Pop Century, one of the hotels on Disney property.  Even though Pop is classed as a value record, I still love the themeing here.  Its bright color scheme lends itself well to lomography, and I love the way this set of photos of the large decade sculptures turned out.  These were shot on 35mm with my Diana mini! Enjoy!

Film Friday: Snack cart detail in Future World!

For Film Friday, a detail shot of the pattern on the front of a snack cart in Future World. I love that so much of Epcot is so 80's and I hope that never changes! Can I get an amen!

Film Friday

The great thing about Disney is that it is so easy to integrate with other hobbies you have.  Love drawing?  Do some fan art.  Runner? Choose one of a million runDisney events. One hobby of mine that is integrally bounded to my love affair with Disney is film photography. I have four cameras that I use on a regular basis: an Instax Neo, a Polaroid, a Diana Mini, and a Holga (that I convert to a 35mm), and yes, I bring them all with me when I travel.  I also recently bought a Lomokino, so I'm super excited about giving that a try.

There is something so wonderful about film photography.  With the instants, taking a picture becomes awhile experience, and it's so nice to have something physical to stick around your room when you get home.  With the 35m, your vacation is not quite over until you get that film back.

I started a fan tumblr a few months back to share my film photography of Walt Disney World, but unfortunately, I'm pretty much out of photos until Disneyland in Septemeber :( I figured I could share them once a week here as well.

Roger Rabbit in the 80's Courtyard at Pop Century.

I guess this if fitting considering that Bob Hoskins just passed :(

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