Why Disney enchanted the hearts of the kids of the ’80s

Disney is a company that is notorious for putting out new movies and television shows in order to keep the old ones going.

It is a way for the company to make money and also to give the kids something they want.

Disney’s first big franchise, The Lion King, was released in 1985, and it wasn’t long before the company went on to create its own films and TV shows.

It had a massive following, and the company’s films are still going strong today.

But it was also during the 1980s that Disney was beginning to experiment with new ways to make a living.

The company began selling toys and other merchandise at department stores and discount stores, as well as creating new merchandise with the help of Disney World.

The idea of a new toy line was just one of many things the company was experimenting with.

The first major effort to experiment was Disney’s line of Star Wars collectibles.

At the time, Star Wars toys were the most popular toy of all time, and many people thought that this new line would become a major hit.

In fact, sales of Star Cards, the collectible cards that were used to unlock the new Star Wars figures, hit an all-time high.

The toy line also had a huge impact on other industries.

The Disney Cars franchise is still around today, but it was made possible by the toy line.

The new cars were designed to look like the cars from the original Star Wars movies, and Disney also used the toys to sell more merchandise.

Even Disney itself was experimenting during the ’90s with new toys, and one of its earliest successes was with a line of “gifts” called Star Wars-themed “Toys and Hobbies.”

Disney also had other products that were aimed at kids, like the “Toy Story” toys.

The toys were designed with an alluring, whimsical design, and some of the toys even featured characters from the Disney movie universe.

But, for the most part, the toys didn’t really sell very well.

Disney began to look into new ways of selling its merchandise, and by the mid-1980s, the company had decided to put some of its toys in children’s clothing stores.

By 1986, Disney had introduced “Disney Infinity,” a game system that allowed players to collect and customize the various toys and characters from The Lion Guard to the Disney Junior line.

There was also a line called the “Disney Princess” line, which featured a collection of princesses from the film universe.

The “Star Wars” line also went through a number of redesigns, including the introduction of new toys and the release of a few other new products.

But for the majority of the early ’90