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EPISODE · Dec 8, 2022 · 59 MIN

Best Disney Dance Sequence

from Mouse House Weekly · host Mouse House Weekly, Golden Spiral Media

Dance may have been used as a tool of social interaction that promoted cooperation essential for survival among early humans. Dance has been an important part of ceremony, rituals, celebrations and entertainment since before the birth of the earliest human civilizations. Many dances of the early periods were performed as a ritual to the Gods who ancestors believed needed to be kept entertained for world peace. Dancing today is still used for many of those types of expressions. Dance has been used many times in film, and Disney has produced tons of iconic dancing moments. You have the timeless dance between Bell and the Beast, to Wall-E showing his love for EVE by spinning around in space. These classic scenes have been in our lives for many years and will continue to bring us enjoyment over time. In this episode of Mouse House Weekly Rachel and Jeremiah are joined once again by their daughter Elizabeth. During this podcast they will be comparing 16 of these dance sequences in a friendly bracket style competition. Which dance scene did they like? Join in on this fun conversation and be sure to download the bracket and play along. Connect with Mouse House Weekly: Facebook community Twitter Instagram Golden Spiral Media Feedback Page

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