The Sorcerer's Apprentice

It can.

They also used it in The Sorcerer's Apprentice, which I actually like that movie.

It's been a long time since I saw it.

So just to get back to the plot for a second...

First movie I ever saw as a kid in the theater, animated film, Disney.

It was called The Sorcerer's Apprentice.

And I think that's a storyline that should not get lost this week.

It's Brian Fleury, only four games under his belt, calling plays in the NFL, going up against his mentor, the best in the league.

I have one more runner-up too before we do our number ones.

Okay, this is a Nic Cage, The Sorcerer's Apprentice from 2010.

A terrible, terrible movie on every level except that Nic C- Cage is playing this modern sorcerer, and he needs to find an apprentice to fight a witch.

It is so effects heavy.

It's another inspired by Disney classic.

You know, the Sorcerer's Apprentice had nothing to do with that.

It is a Disney movie.

The Apprentice is one of the funniest actors out there-

Hogehto

... well, at least that's what he told me many years ago when he was in the Nationals Gala and we showed him, when he was, had like a, a pa- a cauldron and he was doing like The Sorcerer's Apprentice.

Yes.

Yeah, he's a, he's an interesting kid.

And, I don't know, our favourite Disney characters.

I think the Mickey Mouse from The Sorcerer's Apprentice.

I think I liked him.

Because he's like, ah, just use magic to make things easier.

Sure.

One of my favorite movies of all time, and it's not well liked or received or whatever, but I don't care, is The Sorcerer's Apprentice.

Okay.

The old Disney movie with Nick Cage.

And Donald Trump's like, I'm not ready.

This is the thing that I was really struck this morning thinking about was like, And they are seemingly determined to fulfill all of these myths, Prometheus and Sorcerer's Apprentice and Frankenstein.

It's like, oh, I built the monster.

It's out of my control.

I'm gonna budget cut us a little, but I think story-wise it makes sense.

As much as I really wanna see an animatronic Mickey Mouse, like in Steamboat Willie, I think to properly frame the story of the Walt Disney Company beginning in cartoon shorts and then expanding into live action, I think you start on a small screen that's like the size of what a cinema screen would have been at that time, and you show these humble beginnings, and then as the scenes open up, you get into the grandeur of the Mary Poppins rooftop scene, and you showcase how the company has grown since its humble roots.

Now, some of these I'm not going to go strictly in order of year.

I'm going to try to sort of show an evolution.

Right?

Yeah.

So that could be Edward Scissorhands, or we could fill that with one of your scenes.

And as much as it pains me, and I don't know what we could do rights-wise, you could do some sort of Avengers ending if you use the right characters, right? And then your cast member returns and they play the music.