I need to correct you. The novel centres not around Esmeralda, it centres around the Building. Really. The original novel has in French the title Notre Dame de Paris. The Name of the Cathedral
@captainmarvelwilson5083 күн бұрын
I appreciate your analysis, even though I don’t consider it a masterpiece. It is masterful in animation, but I don’t see that same level of mastery in storytelling. The Fairy Godmothers felt more like the real main characters fighting Maleficent who is a great villain. I just find both Aurora and Prince Phillip to be incredibly boring characters who don’t drive the narrative forward all that much. They also barely have any lines of dialogue. Those production problems I think still hamper this film somewhat. I still think it is really good, but I think it could have been better, especially with the supposed lead characters in the prince and the princess.
@Harleychamp813 күн бұрын
The best thing is that the bard is voiced by the great country singer Rodger Miller really giving it that western feeling.
@fosterduncan719 күн бұрын
I don’t understand why people think it lacked a plot.
@fosterduncan719 күн бұрын
The problem is is that people get fairy tales and sci-fi confused. This movie was more of a fairy tale. Fairytales gives you the ability to portray stories with deeper and true meaning in a more freer, and non-serious way. On the flipside sci-fi, while it has more realistic laws fails to portray deeper truths in the story. Star Trek is sci-fi Star Wars is a fairytale
@RichardDawson-sz4bz20 күн бұрын
You do the "masterpiece" justice with your own masterful commentary. Bravo!
@benjaminjoseph392823 күн бұрын
It's bigger than just a movie it's a life circle so emotional 😢
@captainmarvelwilson50825 күн бұрын
Before, they tried to adapt a real life story with Pocahontas and it ended up feeling hollow because they didn't take the history seriously enough. Then with this movie, they took a classic novel of the same name, which was a very dark story, and made the film as dark as they could for kids and parents to handle, keeping the film respectful to the book despite the mariad of changes that would come with entertaining children.
@Alex-ng6hcАй бұрын
This is my absolute favourite Disney film ever, one of my favourite films period. I love Victor Hugo's novel, but I also love what they did with the Disney film. Even though it captures the themes and tone of the book, it's still a family-friendly film because it has adult appeal, but doesn't have any scenes that are violently graphic or sexually explicit, and, unless you count hell as a swear word, no strong language. I will also defend the gargoyles to the death. Having humour and lighter moments blended with a serious tone, and dark themes can work because it can create a sense of hope and feeling of goodness amongst dark and depressing times. They're present to remind Quasimodo that he's human and encourage him to be good, contrary to Frollo raising him to believe that he's a monster
@user-hq7js2wf7hАй бұрын
Did you enjoy the christopher Robin movie aswell ?? I love it alot
@philippest-hilaire1105Ай бұрын
Masterpiece Movie ! thanks for sharing !
@naanyaar122 ай бұрын
One of my most emotional moments.. am middle aged, married late, lost the relationships in a wink and now going through life back in my lonely way.. with a permanent emotional scar added to my already complex life i had before i got married.. this movie and the life that Carl and Ellie led.. is something of an aspiration for me.. thanks for the makers.. i guess i ll grow old with this visualisation of a dream i had for my life..
@naanyaar122 ай бұрын
This was poignant
@benbob40382 ай бұрын
They should’ve released it under the touchstone pictures banner
@Krillinish22 ай бұрын
Just rewatched the first Inside Out in preparation for the sequel today. Also on an Inside Out analysis rabbit hole on KZbin.
@winterwightlaw61062 ай бұрын
Subscribing in the hope you'll continue, already learned something novel from this vid👍
@disneymagicfanaticАй бұрын
Thank you! I am very grateful for the sub! I hope to have something new up relatively soon. :)
@brandonlance4life2 ай бұрын
understand that underrated is such a bad like word for this movie; as a kid This was the best in my opinion or 1 of the best like films movies i had ever seen actually and now as i am older I want to buy it to keep it forever
@kennethrohloff75352 ай бұрын
Good video
@paullebon3232 ай бұрын
This guy has been rambling for 10 minutes and hasn't explained anything about this movie.
@MovieEnforcer3 ай бұрын
Why is Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) is labeled as tonally inconsistent when they share the same exact tone as Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1990), The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1995/1997-2000), X-Men: The Animated Series (1994-2000), Superman: The Animated Series (1996-2002), Spider-Man: The Animated Series (1996-2002), Justice League: The Animated Series (2002-2005), Batman: Mask of The Phantasm (1993), Gargoyles (1994-1996), Corpse Bride (2005), Cowboy Bebop (1999-2002), and Naruto (2002-2005)? Isn't this a clear double standard? Have you guys seen Eddie Murphy's 'The Haunted Mansion' (2003) or the overrated shitty Toy Story 3 (2010)? Those movies epitomize tonal inconsistency far more than Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996).
@maryannangros88344 ай бұрын
Wonderful video!!
@maryannangros88344 ай бұрын
LOVE the dragon!!
@maryannangros88344 ай бұрын
I didn't see the live action Malevolent because I felt they were an abomination when they were announced
@maryannangros88344 ай бұрын
Abbas been my favorite movie since 1959,when I saw it seven times. I love this movie. It absolutely is a masterpiece!
@jakeybarra40154 ай бұрын
What is this movie is about?
@jakeybarra40154 ай бұрын
Mary Wickes's last movie before she passed away.
@ItsVasl4 ай бұрын
amazing and underrated video!
@disneymagicfanatic4 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@nathanburns91774 ай бұрын
I like both of them ❤
@victorsamsung29215 ай бұрын
Loved your essay! It was great.💯👌
@SolracCAP5 ай бұрын
On top of those two things, the characters are just so damn likeable!
@nathanstrother75935 ай бұрын
Question how many of you have played the Donkey Kong games follow up Question wouldn't it be crazy if Disney made an Alice in Wonderland game where Alice gets captured by a giant ape who throws barrels and wears a tie
@davidyemm79105 ай бұрын
Disney has a history of making tragic mistakes, always placing profits over creativity.
@kelleyrajkowski22725 ай бұрын
The movie Up is an adventure and comedy movie produced by Disney Pixar in 2009. It has a very high rating for not only its story, but the beautiful animation that was put into producing the film. The movie is about a man named Carl who fell in love with a girl named Ellie. They get married and they create an “adventure book” with the goal of moving to Paradise Falls in South America. The movie shows them go through struggles that prevented them from being able to travel and then it leads to Ellie dying at an old age. Carl, still having the dream in mind to travel and move for Ellie, decides to take his house there carried by balloons. In the process, he accidently takes a young boy named Russell who was hiding on his porch. The movie shows the adventure of them trying to get his house to Paradise Falls and the obstacles they run into along the way, mainly trying to save a bird from being kidnapped. First Media Key: Balance “Without balance, without a willingness to look at media from every possible angle, we can’t possibly form right judgements” (Gan 22). Up gives the viewer a variety of emotions throughout the movie from sad to laughing to scared to relatable. A movie that only is intended to give off one emotion does not give the viewer the right takeaway. Up portrays a couple losing a child, losing a spouse, but it also shows the humor in Russell and Doug in the things that they say and it shows the adventure of the dogs and Charles trying to kidnap Kevin. It shows that everything in life needs balance. We need a little bit of each emotion. A life full of sadness, or a life full of humor, or living in fear is not suitable. We need all the emotions in our life, we need to see things from different points of view, and that is what experiencing all the emotions helps us to do. Someone who is always sad or always happy can not possibly see things from a different point of view and Up helps the viewer to experience all those emotions so that they can see things from different points of view. Being able to see different views, different experiences from different people, helps the viewer to form right judgements because they see where each person is coming from, and they have the outside perspective to make their judgments. Second Media Key: Attitude Awareness “We’re susceptible to the media’s message because we’re sensory creatures. We’re spirit and flesh. What comes to us through the flesh- through our eyes, noses, ears, and hands-affects our spirit” (Gan 38). Up does a wonderful job at grabbing the viewer's attention and helping them experience different emotions. When Carl and Ellie lose their child it causes the viewer to feel sympathy for them. It helps the viewer realize the pain couples go through with the loss of a child. The movie also shows Russell appear in Carl’s life and act, or portray, as the child/grandchild that Carl never got. Seeing the relationship they build and seeing Carl take over as a father role, for Russell whose dad left him, makes the viewer see that God can give us friendships in a way we never would have imagined. Third Media Key: The Dignity of the Human Person According to Gan, “All media should reflect, uphold, and enhance human dignity. It should…reverence the human body and the human spirit. It should bring people together…it should shed light on what makes the human person unique in all creation…media should help us to understand our dignity and the dignity of others” (Gan 52). This is portrayed in the movie Up in a couple of different scenarios. The first being the enduring love Carl had for Ellie. Even after she passed, he was determined to get the house to Paradise Falls in honor of Ellie. He was not in a good health condition, but he loved Ellie so much, he valued her dignity, that he was determined to do it for her. Another example of how Up shows value of the dignity of the human person is how Carl basically “adopts” Russell on their adventure and cares deeply about him. Throughout the movie, Carl grows to love Russell, and he cares for him, making sure he is safe and listening to him when he tells him that his dad was never there for him. When Carl and Russell are trying to leave “The Spirit of Adventure” Russell appears to have fallen off and Carl, witnessing this, screams “Russell!” with fear and sadness on his face. Carl values the dignity of Russell, and because of this, they grow to have a solid relationship throughout the movie, he saw the value in Russell and upheld his dignity. Finally, the movie Up shows the media key, the dignity of the human person in Carl, Doug, and Russell’s determination to keep the bird safe. Especially after they found out that the bird was a parent, they were determined to get her back to her babies. Though the bird is not a person, it still shows that they valued the bird, and knew that the bird had worth, and dignity and they wanted to help in any way they could. Fourth Media Key: Truth-Filled In his book, Gan states that media should be filled with the truth, whether it be good or bad. He states, “the media we watch, listen to, read, and play should be filled with truth. It should not tell lies about God or about the human condition…not all truths media conveys must be pleasant” (Gan 68). Up opens with Carl and Ellie getting married and them trying to have a child, but they end up miscarrying the baby. It shows the joy and excitement that being pregnant brings a couple, preparing for the arrival of their child, but then the heartbreak that a miscarriage can bring. It is a heartbreaking scene, but it happens. It shows the truth and what couples go through after losing a child. In addition, after Ellie dies it shows the heartbreak that someone goes through after losing a spouse. Carl is sad and lonely after his wife dies, but it is the truth. Death happens and people grieve. Up does a great job at showing how people deal with deaths. The movie shows the truth about real life experiences, and it can even offer hope for some people, that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, and that is the truth. Every storm has a rainbow.
@kelleyrajkowski22725 ай бұрын
Fifth Media Key: Inspiring The fifth media key “reminds us that there is more to media than simply being entertained or killing time. It challenges us to use media to inspire and be inspired, to draw closer to God and draw others closer to Him as well” (Gan 94). The producers of Up did a wonderful job at portraying this media key. Throughout the movie, Charles and his dogs are attempting to kidnap a bird and he was paranoid that anyone who came to Paradise Falls was also after the bird. When Carl and Russell came to Paradise Falls to attempt to achieve Carl and Ellie’s dream of visiting, they found the bird, that Russell named “Kevin” and he was determined to keep him safe from being kidnapped and killed by Charles and his dogs. This goes far beyond just entertaining the audience, but it inspires the audience to look to God in times of trouble. Russell could not keep the bird safe on his own, he needed higher help, and that help comes from God. This teaches the audience that we can not do everything on our own, we need to rely on God, we need to look to God to help us get through our adventures. With the help of God, with the help of others, it helps us to get through things a little bit easier because we know that we have someone to lean on, someone who we know will be there to support us and to cheer us on. The movie Up also shows the fifth media key, inspiring, with Carl. Carl is old and not in the best health condition, but he is determined to get his house to Paradise Falls. Ellie has wanted to do this ever since she was a child. His determination throughout the movie is very inspiring, showing that age and health does not deter you from attempting to achieve your goal. Sixth Media Key: Skillfully Developed “By ‘best’ they mean…the films with the most professional editing, convincing acting, thoughtful directing, and engaging writing” (Gan 99). The producers of Up did a fantastic job with skillfully developing the movie. With the bright colors of the balloons on Carl’s house, to the specific details put onto the wilderness explorer patches on Russell’s uniform, it is clear that time and effort was put into producing this movie. The emotion that is shown throughout the movie portrays how people would deal with them in real life situations. For example, when Ellie was dying, the emotion on Carl’s face was that of losing someone who means a lot to you, which is what happened. Likewise, it shows the loneliness someone can experience after losing a loved one. The producers also did an excellent job with the animation of the jungle scenes. The time it took to skillfully produce something as simple as a leaf was done so well. Similarly, Kevin, the bird, has beautiful designs as well. Her feathers and even how she runs portrays birds in the real world jungle. The producers took their time with this editing and it shows with the popularity and positive reviews of it. The editing creates a fun experience and environment for the viewer and that reflects well on the movie overall. Seventh Media Key: Motivated by and Relevant to Experience “It gives us characters with depth, who resemble ourselves, or people we know with all our hopes, dreams, strengths, talents, and quirks. It also places those characters in situations that, at their heart, are similar to situations we find ourselves in” (Gan 118). Up gives so many different scenes that a huge variety of people can relate to. For example, everyone either has, or will have to experience, dealing with the loss of a loved one. Seeing it portrayed in a movie helps people relate to the characters because it is something that they have lived through, they know the feeling, and thus, they can relate to it because of their experience. Another way the movie portrays this media key is the life situations Carl and Russell are in. Carl was never able to have children, and Russell has an absent dad who never answers his calls. When they meet, Russell portrays the role as the child Carl never had, and Carl acts as a father figure for Russell, as the dad he never really had. This can catch the attention of those who also were not able to have children, or for children who were raised by a single parent. People watching this movie who have experience with those themes can not only relate to the characters, but also see what they characters do to overcome it, and it might inspire or motivate them to do the same. Up shows the ups and downs of life which can make it known and make it realistic for the person watching the movie. The movie portrays grieving, but also healing, and that there is always hope after a loved one dies. In conclusion, the movie Up is a wonderful move for everyone. It portrays real life situations that people have either gone through, or will go through at some point. The producers did a wonderful job at creating a movie that is engaging, but also top terrier animation skills. The colors match the mood of each scene, for example, lots of bright colors for happy scenes, and dark colors for more serious and heartful scenes. I think the general audience would appreciate the movie being reviewed the way I did because it gives people new insights. It helps them realize a connection or a hidden theme that they wouldn’t have thought of otherwise. Overall, Up is a great movie, and I recommend it for people who want a movie that will not only make them laugh, but also make them think, and relate on an emotional level to the characters.
@nakenmil6 ай бұрын
I recently watched it with my kids, and something I never realized when I first saw it as a kid is that the quality of the voice acting and the musical style makes it firmly 60s-folksy and almost beatnik. It makes them weirdly very relatable and charming. Like they're all just having good fun for most of the movie.
@ggt476 ай бұрын
Not a film but a moving painting.
@poppie2677 ай бұрын
I am not sure that many people adore the Gargoyles but i certainly do. They are some of my favourite Disney characters.
@disneymagicfanatic7 ай бұрын
I can definitely respect that.
@MovieEnforcer4 ай бұрын
It depends on how you're framing it. I also like the Gargoyles to. But I can't stand Dory in Finding Nemo (2003), yeah I went there (Even when I was a kid I hated Dory) (However I hated the Gargoyles in Hunchback of Notre Dame II (2002) but that's a rant for another time). I know a lot of people anecdotally who like the Gargoyles. But let's be honest most the hate for the Gargoyles comes from the internet. Sure I'm not the only who likes the Gargoyles and while they do have their fans and defenders, but they are in the minority (or possibly silent majority). If you're talking about the internet than yeah a majority of people hate the Gargoyles. If you're talking about in non-internet circles than you'll find a decent amount of people who do like them and aren't just bandwagoners (I'm not saying everyone who hates the Gargoyles are bandwagoners, and if people genuinely don't like them than that's ok and I'm not shaming them for it. But let's be honest. A lot of them are bandwagoners).
@makototakara70252 ай бұрын
They’re not gargoyles, they’re grotesques.
@captainmarvelwilson50825 күн бұрын
I am not a big fan of them. I don't hate them, but they do cause tonal problems, something that Dory doesn't do in Finding Nemo. Their song "A Guy Like You" is one of the worst songs I have ever heard in a Disney movie playing during a dark scene of Paris being burned down. I don't need to hear "Oh. But this was the purpose.", because that doesn't make this song any less annoying and tonally out of place, because at least the slapstick scenes were easy to forgive, and the funny songs like the "Feast of Fools" and "The Court of Miracles" actually felt more consistent with the characters who were singing them, as thos people were outcasted by Frollo and wanted to make things better for themselves.
@MovieEnforcer2 күн бұрын
@@captainmarvelwilson508first of all just because Dory “doesn’t cause tonal problems” doesn’t mean she’s funny, she’s still annoying, obnoxious, unfunny, cringeworthy, and useless constantly making every situation worse and telling the same jokes over and over when they weren’t even funny the first time. Also giving her a disability is such a gross justification to justify her obnoxious behavior. I guarantee you if Dory didn’t have a disability and still behaved the way she people would have hated her. They obviously gave her a disability in order to guilt trip people into thinking she was funny when she’s really not. Second of all here’s my debunk of that point: “The Gargoyles Ruin The Tone of The Movie & The Song A Guy Like You Is Out of Place” DEBUNKED: *Let me clarify. I’m talking about the Gargoyles in THIS movie and the Berlin stage play. Not the horrible no good very bad unnecessary piece of shit sequel. I hated them in the sequel*. I like the three Gargoyles in the movie. I found them to be funny and charming. My favorite one being Hugo voiced by Jason Alexander. While they're not laugh out hilarious or anything, but they were funny to me at least. Fuck Dory from Finding Nemo (2003) (I'm a fan of Ellen DeGeneres and I found her to be annoying and obnoxious)! While I’m glad the Gargoyles were in the movie, and I will defend them till the day I die. That being said I would have been ok if they didn’t exist because your two leads Quasimodo and Esmeralda are likeable characters who carry the movie and I give a shit of what’s going on. To be blunt I didn’t like The Victor Hugo novel because I found it kinda boring and Quasimodo and Esmeralda aren’t very likeable in the novel. If you had put the Gargoyles as they are in this film and put them into the boring ass Victor Hugo novel, the novel would still suck and still be boring and pretentious, this also applies for the overrated shitty American Stage play. I will admit I do think they are better and funnier in the Berlin stage play and King’s Academy stage play given that they are confirmed to be in Quasimodo’s imagination and their humor is toned down and not over the top like it is in the movie. Do I get the hate for the Gargoyles? Yes and no. Those criticisms being "They're annoying and obnoxious. They're not funny and cringey. They're too over the top. Their attempts at adult humor are off putting" - People who don't like The Gargoyles. I don't agree with that, but I understand why people feel that way. Although I found them to be funny and charming, that being said I'm aware that they're humor isn't going to be everyone especially when they try to tell more adult jokes. The other criticism "They sacrifice the dark tone and ruin it and they don't fit the movie". Umm how? They're barely in the movie and they're very easy to skip. No complains about Condiment Man being out of place in Batman The Animated Series (1992-1996/1997-2000) or Mr. Mxyzptlk being out of place in Superman The Animated Series (1996-1999). The three Gargoyles in Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) do the same exact thing. If they're going to criticize The Gargoyles for being out of place in Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame than they should complain about Condiment Man being out of place in Batman The Animated Series (1992-1996/1997-2000) or Mr. Mxyzptlk being out of place in Superman The Animated Series (1996-1999). I know movies are subjective, but this seems hypocritical to me. No one also complains about Baby Herman in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1990) for being out of place. Also, they don’t contradict the message of the movie itself. When Laverne calls Hugo “The fat ugly stupid one” after she calls Quasimodo “The cute one” it’s used to comfort Quasimodo and make him feel good about himself. Quasimodo is still very insecure about his looks at this point and time in the story. They’re trying to build him up and make him more confident himself. It is used to support Quasimodo and has nothing to do with the film’s message whatsoever. I also want to address the song A Guy Like You that the Gargoyles sign in the movie, even the very few people who like the Gargoyles don’t like the song. Honestly, I like the song. Not gonna lie it is my least favorite song in the movie, but I do like it. I think it's catchy and quite heartfelt. Do I get the hate for it? Yes and no. I the get that song is too over the top and not everyone's cup of tea. However, people say it's out of place is lubricious, especially if you DON’T take it out of context. While I agree that it should have been placed after Quasimodo helps Esmeralda escape the cathedral and right before Heaven's Light/Hellfire rather than being placed during Judge Frollo's manhunt (Even the very few people who like the Gargoyles also make that argument). However, I don’t think it's out of place and fits perfectly fine if people take into context. In the context of the song A Guy Like You, Quasimodo is rightfully worried for Esmeralda's safety given that Paris is literally burning caused by Judge Frollo and the Gargoyles are trying to cheer up Quasimodo. Quasimodo is very concerned for Esmeralda's safety and they're trying to cheer up. How is it any different to real life situations when you're sad or angry or stressed out about something bad happening to someone wanting to be cheered up (Whether it be watching a movie you like, going to a friend's house etc)? Or watching or hearing something horrific on the news and wanting to change the channel to watch something that puts you in a good mood to cheer up? Also, the song doesn't last very long and it's the shortest song in the movie. What the Gargoyles are trying to do is equivalent to those real-life situation examples I mentioned. Also, the song is supposed to be cringeoworthy. You want the Gargoyles to stop singing it. Especially making Quasimodo overconfident with Esmeralda loving him back romantically. The filmmakers have said this in the documentary. You can watch it on KZbin. I recommend it. Not gonna lie, I do prefer the Berlin/King’s Academy version of the Song A Guy Like You given that it’s still toned down and not over the top like it is in the movie, but I still enjoy thing song despite being my least favorite song in the movie. Like I've said, I know movies are subjective and it's ok that people don't agree with me, but I find some of these criticisms to be hypocritical epesically when you compare the Gargoyles to Condiment King from the 90s Batman cartoon, Mr. Mxyzsptlik from the 90s Superman cartoon and Baby Herman from Who Framed Roger Rabbit? I’ll get more depth of this movie when I get to my number one pick. To be perfectly honest, I think most people who hate the Gargoyles also say they do so they can pander to the Gargoyle hating circle jerk and just hate them because it’s the cool thing to do. Not all of them, but the majority of them are. Also say what you want about the Gargoyles at least they’re not making the same jokes over and over like Dory in Finding Nemo and unlike the God Awful Unnecessary sequel direct to video sequel Hunchback of The Dame II (2002) the Gargoyles are easier to skip IN THIS MOVIE than they are Hunchback of The Dame II (2002).
@CharlieBaby8 ай бұрын
I love the story of robinhood I actually have a crush on him lol
@michaelreilly76358 ай бұрын
I love Robin Hood,
@WoodlandFaerie06108 ай бұрын
I know I’m three years late, but I just want to say thank you. Thank you so much for making this video. As a Pooh fan and child at heart, this is how I feel. Everything you said is spot on. Winnie the Pooh isn’t just a kids movie. I believe he can be for anyone! Winnie the Pooh reminds me that I don’t always have to mold myself into what Society wants me to be as an adult. It’s okay to do “nothing.” It’s okay to run through the meadows. It’s okay to just… be in the present moment and just enjoy life.
@disneymagicfanatic8 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this comment! I'm so glad that my video brought you joy!
@sorcerermickeyfanguy62718 ай бұрын
I for 1000% agree! Robin Hood is so underrated yet so good!
@sarareja20568 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for making this video and giving the film the recognition it deserves! It is one of the best films I have ever seen and leaves you with the feeling that you have seen something that is MORE. Something that goes beyond ordinary entertainment, something that rattles the stars....
@disneymagicfanatic8 ай бұрын
Thank you for your kind words!
@skidwardshlongington80258 ай бұрын
This looks like one of the only video essays about pooh
@skidwardshlongington80258 ай бұрын
In the process of watching the new adventures
@happylove95028 ай бұрын
I'd like to see book vs movie. Also this is my favoret disney movie
@mckinleykeener5398 ай бұрын
i'm teaching Treasure Planet this week in an intro to film class and this video was so helpful for someone who mostly studies live action film! thank you for this, three years later haha
@disneymagicfanatic8 ай бұрын
I'm honoured that my video could help you so much! I'm pleasantly surprised and thankful that so many people are still watching my older essays. :) Thank you for the kind words!
@sammieegoldwand9 ай бұрын
Alice in Wonderland is one of my favorite stories ever, I've read the book and watched the Disney movie several times, and you captured my feelings about the animated movie exactly in just the intro alone Edit: The rest of the video sums up my feelings just as well as the intro did. 10/10 video!
@disneymagicfanatic7 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@anhthy71089 ай бұрын
Would you name all the songs in video please
@moontainbew50189 ай бұрын
I dont care what any person says i dont like Lion King its a D or rather 65.4% Robin Hoood/ Aladdin/ Return of Jafar and Sword in the stone are my #1 all 4 tied equally fav Disney movies one reason i like it is it simple fun,even if rehash stuff who really cares, Robin Hood for instance on the movie is funny, charm, good morals, heart, soul . Most are all about Music or death .. which the over disney songs can be .. well .. good but not really important to me Sword in Stone for instance helps Arthur to be smart, have courage and educate him to be a better person. Love the castle theme the characters are unique differentwhich makes them so good to me. Lion King tries too hard to be colorful sad, and tries to be alover the place, but comes off as Simba wants his dad dead without thinking then when happens blames himself then he wants to make pork with hs long time friend when lateron then rushes into a fast pace revenge. And has2 fart jokesters that just there. Ron Hood is 1 of4 of my fav Disney movies i dont care what people say. This movie is A+ Disney same as the other 3. ALice in Wonderland 64.3% and Lion King way down there. of the classic ones.
@treasures_untold_vlogs9 ай бұрын
What a well thought out and executed video! This is “Robin Hood Month” because of the 50th so I’ve been making/watching videos about this classic which is one of my absolute favorites! 🦊🏹
@disneymagicfanatic9 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your kind words! That's awesome to hear! It's a great movie to celebrate!
@milo_thatch_incarnate9 ай бұрын
I’ve always loved the unique, dark, and moody coloring and stylizing of this film. But beyond that, I think it’s a fundamental, timeless, and beautiful story that flies in the face of modern propaganda in a perfect way. Radical feminism has turned into telling women that they don’t need men and _shouldn’t want one_ - but the fact that this exact story lives on in insanely popular modern romance novels tells a different story. It’s just something we long for! Being whisked away by a strong and righteous man. And that’s not wrong! The fact that more and more people nowadays say there is no absolute moral right and wrong… and yet you can perfectly see it here, and everyone cheers for it. There IS good and evil. And the fact that it’s not wrong or of-the-devil to have a heterosexual romance as the main plot point. It’s an innate biological human desire to find a mate! That’s not wrong either! It’s a tale as old as time because our core desires DON’T CHANGE.