Disneyland Dream

1956
30min

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Travel Documentary Documentary Family Short

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe Barstow family, winners of a free trip to the newly-opened Disneyland theme park, produce a memorable home movie documenting their experience.The Barstow family, winners of a free trip to the newly-opened Disneyland theme park, produce a memorable home movie documenting their experience.The Barstow family, winners of a free trip to the newly-opened Disneyland theme park, produce a memorable home movie documenting their experience.

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6.3/10

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Steve Martin wrote a letter to the Barstow family saying that he is "as positive as one can be" that he appears in the film at about 20:20, selling guidebooks near the park entrance.

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Robbins Barstow: The world goes round and round when you're up in the sky with an elephant.

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References The Son of the Sheik (1926)

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9/10

The Best Home Movie Ever

Disneyland Dream is a surprisingly engaging home movie about a visit to Disneyland, Anaheim, in 1956, by the wonderfully American Barstow family. Robbins Barstow's narration (from 1995) is better than competent and he handles the camera much more skillfully than your average amateur. The best thing about the home movie is the view we have of mid-1950s America: the clothing and customs, pre-jet airline travel, side trips to Universal Studios, Santa Catalina Island, Hollywood Boulevard, and Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park. Living in Orange County, I have been to Disneyland countless times in the last 55 years and it is a thrill to see what it looked like a couple of years before my first visit.