Sunday, 4 November 2012

sky  is not welcome to trade my footage ... she works on the care team overseeing me that is not what they should be doing with footage i want it destroyed

CharlestonWafer
4 November 2012 12:44PM
Response to Gregor Matheson, 4 November 2012 12:05PM
Disney was making a variety of films under its own label in the 1970s and 1980s, but suffered from the brand-name problem whereby everything with "Disney" on it then ended up associated with "mouse ears" or "for kids". Hence the "Touchstone pictures" brand, which was basically Disney films under a non-Disney label. From Wikipedia:
Some well-known Touchstone Pictures releases include Pretty Woman, Dead Poets Society, Sister Act, The Insider, Ernest Goes to Camp, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Con Air, Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums and Good Morning Vietnam. Its highest-grossing film release is Armageddon.
By the way, apropos of nothing, Disney also made a 3-D film called "Captain EO" starring the late Michael Jackson, basically a pastiche of Star Wars, which was only viewable at Disneylands. It now seems to be available on YouTube.
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