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But or Rent - Bambi - • Bambi (1942)
In this Disney classic a young deer named Bambi joins his new friends, a rabbit named Thumper and a skunk named Flower, in exploring his forest home. As a boy, he learns from his doting mother and his father, The Great Prince of the Forest, that there are dangers in the open meadows where hunters can spot the animals, and he meets a beautiful young doe named Faline. As Bambi grows up, he learns that there is tragedy as well as beauty and joy in his forest world and on the path to adulthood.
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[@angietyndall7337]

I liked winter as a kid an youg adult in the Crossroads of the West smack in the middle of the Rocky Mountains here in the States. However, once I got Asthma from smokers and Hypoglycemia also while in my early twenties, that changed.

[@cadehamilton3845]

You should do Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Bebe's Kids and James and the Giant Peach!! Classics

[@DanGamingFan2846]

I love how this movie lets the music and visuals do most of the storytelling. It's honestly one of, if not the most gorgeous animated film I've ever seen.

[@itachileesan]

its one of the few Disney movies where I found the music frightening as a kid. especially the hunter's music.

[@TheVeyZ]

My favorite is the theme for the hunter. It's like the Jaws theme for humans.

[@SpacialRend7]

Even though we didn’t see Bambi’s mother die on screen, you can still feel the emotion of the music and when Bambi is calling out to her until his father breaks the news to him. It certainly gets me in the feels every time.

[@marlonclark1896]

fun fact: we were originally supposed to see her corpse lying in a pool of blood, but it was too dark, so it was cut

[@zachariahkelley5298]

@@marlonclark1896 whaaaat😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

[@marlonclark1896]

@@zachariahkelley5298 there's even a drawn sketch of it

[@zachariahkelley5298]

@@marlonclark1896 where because I want to see it

[@marlonclark1896]

@@zachariahkelley5298 i think you can find it on the Disney wiki

[@donnathomas6063]

I remember my parents bringing this movie home when I was 4. I think the main reason I never felt traumatized by it and didn’t develop an angry attitude towards hunters was because my dad watched it with me. As a hunter and farmer, he knew a lot about responsible use of guns and appropriate times to shoot an animal. I still remember him explaining how irresponsible the hunters in this movie were for shooting a mother with a baby and for not watching their fire, causing a forest fire.

[@rae-raetheturtledemon.]

He's a good man.

[@tomasopatrny7239]

Idk I saw many cartoons where are sad scenes (The Lion King, HTTYD3, Balto2) But this one scene from Bambi where died his mother I never felt more sad before. I saw it for the first when I was 5.y.o then I forgot on this and after 5 years I remembered it(I was 10). And now after 6 years my 5.y.o sister watched on this and this scene where died his mother remebered me all this sad feelings

[@clademirya2699]

I watched the film young myself, and even now I feel the dread of the man. The unseen enemy factor works so good in this film. To the animals, the man is evil itself, and that way we can feel it as well. Also, my parents told me it wasn't hunters, but poachers in question.

[@fatcat5817]

Wonder if they see predators as evil by that logic too. 🤨

[@anivijudi]

Bambi was based on a book by an Austrian author, it's considered one of the first environmental novels. My grandmother had a copy and I read it as a kid. I was expecting something similar to the Disney movie and as a result I found it brutal. It's actually quite interesting and I do recommend it. You mentioned how realistic some aspects are, but Disney actually made the story much softer. The book has a lot of fairly brutal but true to the reality of dear life aspects that Disney removed entirely. For example Faline had a twin brother who vanished and was presumed dead at the same time as Bambi's mother, but he is returned a year later wearing a harness, he tells the forest animals that Man isn't a monster as they think and that they shouldn't fear Him. He goes in the meadow all the time and is eventually shot dead because he thought he was safe even when the hunters came again. In the scene where he fights another deer, in the book he actually fights two bucks with whom he was friends, but because it's the season of mating they're all obsessed with getting the female, it ends up feeling a lot more like Faline is a prize, than Bambi defending her choice. In that same vein a few seasons later Bambi is no longer with Faline, he does think of her, but it's a distant sort of feeling of having good memories but no true desire to find her again. Basically since the deer aren't in heat any more, he doesn't care as much. Since I'd seen the movie it was very frustrating, but I do admire the way the author stuck to making Bambi and the others a "real" deer.

[@altarush]

The author was a hunter?

[@maskedbandit189]

I do reccomend Bambi 2. It's a midquel kind of filling in the gap between his mother's death and Bambi growing up. It also I believe holds the record of the longest gap between an original film and its sequel

[@vixiestarfire]

Patrick Stewart plays Bambi’s dad too!

[@jasminelee5201]

Yes please watch Bambi 2! It’s one of the better disney direct to dvd sequels.

[@MillyKKitty]

@@jasminelee5201 Yeah, the only dvd sequel I feel like had actual heart. I actually once watched to the scene where the mother dies, then switched to the sequel and then back to Bambi 1 😅

[@meganlodon]

@@jasminelee5201 I don't consider Bambi 2 a sequel because it's more of a midquel. However, my favorite animated Disney sequel is TLK 2, with Brother Bear 2 right behind. To me, both had heart.

[@AyalaAngel]

I would also recommend giving Bambi 2 a try. It is a really nice midquel and emphasizes very cutely on the father son relationship - and how it is buod in the first place. I simply love the father / the prince. ☺️

[@Lambofgod2316]

The fox and the hound is another old classic movie that's really good, if you haven't reacted to that one yet.

[@mogwiawolf4354]

also a male deer is a Buck, female is a Doe, and a baby one is called a Fawn

[@antifagoat6591]

Yup. And when bucks and does grow old, they become stags and hindes, respectively.

[@SpacialRend7]

The interesting thing about the voice of Thumper is that he was considered as the ‘worst’ or ‘loudest’ among the other kids that auditioned for the role. However, Walt Disney gave the role to that one kid. That actually wowed me.

[@afifzahiruddinrohaizan52]

The humans or referring as "Man" is the major antagonist of the movie. Some may refer to Man as a poacher instead of a hunter because at that time it is illegal to hunt in the winter or hunting a doe with fawn. Seeing that Man killed Bambi's mother, this lead to believe that Man is a poacher. The death of Bambi's Mother by Man, which is one of our own, was a tragic and traumatic scene to kids and adults who led them to question who exactly is the monster. Fact: Even though Man does not physically appear, his presence can be known by the eerie 3 note string tone. This makes it sound similar to the Jaws theme.

[@afifzahiruddinrohaizan52]

Let me explain here, in Bambi the monarch of the forest is not led by a king but a Great Prince. And they don't necessarily rule the forest, they care for it and protect it. A guardian or protector you may call. They can live a longer lifespan than a normal deer, have vast wisdom and skills in protecting the forest. That is what Bambi's father is. As for his mother, she is not technically a princess or queen. She's more of a mate, leading Bambi to be the next prince and when he matures like his father, he will be the next Great Prince of the Forest.

[@PurpleLugia]

30:23 He definitely was shot, but not all gunshots are necessarily fatal. Deer are sturdy enough that a hunter has to be precise in hitting one of their relatively small vital points. It happens all the time that if you miss a vital point, the deer can still run off and the hunter has to track it down to see if he bled out or not. From the twitch of all four legs, I always imagined Bambi got hit in the side, but not in the chest.

[@ashleyh7073]

You have to watch Bambi 2!! It starts from when the Great Prince says his mother cant be with him anymore, and shows his childhood. I think youd really love it since it focusses on a father. Its really nicely made too. Also, Bambi was shot but it wasnt fatal, and his dad was still there with him. It had only been one season so his dad will be alive for a while.

[@skits_3d824]

A full grown doe running behind a fawn... Yeah she purposefully ran slower so they don't shoot her son

[@jadeeevee173]

Have you seen Bambi 2? It's even more emotional than the first one while still having great music, and the visuals are gorgeous too! Also, it's not related to Bambi, but if you haven't seen it yet, The Finest Hours is an amazing movie! (Live action disney movie that's based on a true story!)

[@simply_stardust]

Thanks so much for your videos! I suffer from anxiety disorder and I find them so calming. I'm so happy how you emphasize how important emotions are too! Thanks again!

[@matchaqueen6541]

This was the first movie I ever saw as a baby. My mom and I still watch it together sometimes💖

[@fallingawayfromthenorm]

This movie was the first movie to trigger my abandonment issues I have from being adopted lmao, nothing scared me more than the idea of my mom dying and I couldn’t even really put that into words despite feeling it when I was super little.

[@kaitlynvaughn5346]

Please watch bambi 2! The development of the relationship between bambi and his dad is the main focus of it :D

[@SpiritedHeart94]

If you’d like to learn more about how this movie was made, I recommend watching “Walt Disney’s Bambi, The Magic Behind The Masterpiece,” there’s a whole segment where they show how they animated the rainstorm scene (they studied drops of milk using a slow-motion camera) and it even has an early version of the raindrop song! 😊

[@PixarShark]

The device you talked about at the beginning is called the multiplane camera! It was tall enough that it required a set of stairs next to it, and it had several levels to it for multiple background layers. The camera shot down from the top, so the artists could have the multiple layers pan through independently of each other. It gave a depth to the environment, and it was the feature film premiere of this new tech! Before this, backgrounds had only been one painting, and had looked like it.

[@ThePinkDragon]

Multi Plane Cameras were used in Snow White first

[@wolfbunches2299]

I've always been told, "NEVER shoot a doe."

[@SpacialRend7]

Fun Fact: Frank Churchill, the music writer for Bambi worked on other Disney films’ music like Snow White, Dumbo, Peter Pan, and The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

[@nightlove3574]

I concur with those saying you should watch Bambi 2. It’s a beautiful story about fatherhood and learning to be a parent to a child with whom one previously did not have much of a relationship. I can’t think about that movie without choking up.

[@JVsGalacticAdventures]

Ok ill check it out

[@olgabutorina4156]

Bambi 2 is about the period that was skipped in first movie it begins from the moment when dad takes Bambi and then it shows how their relationships were developing and also how Bambi missed his mother.

[@SpacialRend7]

My thoughts on this film, it is visually beautiful, the characters are lovable, the music is wonderful, and the animation is great. A charming animated animal story overall!

[@Adrianne519]

I love this film, I watched it a lot as a kid. The artistry is so beautiful, the backgrounds, the colors, the snow, the music is all so amazing! I love that they we were just going through this deer's life. Yes, his mother dying always got to me and the way the dad just immediately says how he'll never see her again while he' literally still looking for her, not knowing she was dead or understanding it and he says it quite coldly, he does soften when he says my son but still. I love the only villain is the hunters and that we never see them at all but you feel the danger of them. It always got me when that bird was so scared and she flies away, you hear a shot then she falls to the ground, man that was gutsy. The line-up of release for Disney back then was Snow White, Pinocchio, Fantasia, The Reluctant Dragon, Dumbo, Bambi. Sleeping Beauty was way after.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

They were saying prince at the first. Prince is an individual term for roe-deer in the books **Movie Suggestions** You have to watch Disney's The Sword in the Stone from 1963 - One of my favorite animated movies. 3M to make and box office was 22M - You mentioning something about why do we have to come in and screw it up all the time reminded me of another animated movie "FernGully: The Last Rainforest" from 1992. Also a good movie

[@Sailorgirl1207]

Bambi was about a year or so old by the end of hibernation, maybe 2. The hibernation was about 3 months, so Bambi was probably about 6 months old when winter started.

[@serenitytoepper]

I love the old classical music in this movie, Bambi is one my childhood favorites along with Charlotte's Web growing up. But I can't say I didn't cry a lot, but it taught me early on about circle of life, my dad was hunter, so he wanted me to learn early and so did grandpa. But other than that, I loved this movie. Plus, back in the day when it was on VHS I always loved the old Disney how it was all hand-drawn art back in the day for the animation compared to now. Not saying that the new animation is bad, but I do love seeing older drawn by hand art. I just loved how they made everything back then.

[@nathaniellollis3868]

I was a LITTLE kid when I'd seen this movie. When the mother was killed I couldn't watch any more. People in my family always had a deep love and respect for animals. So I was DEVASTATED when Bambi's mother was killed. I don't remember anything but her death and how it impacted me. So this is actually my first time watching it it through with you here, JV. I'm 64yrs old now and it's still a shock to my system. I was going to skip the video when Bambi's mother got killed. But, obviously, I'm a LOT older now. I still don't like to see an animal hurt or wounded... Actually I don't like to see ANYONE or ANYTHING hurt!

[@SpacialRend7]

I love to go fishing! It’s one of my favorite hobbies, whether it’s freshwater or saltwater fishing.

[@aprilmiller7591]

I just know JV would lose it the first 10 mins of land before time Love the reactions ❤

[@annawehmeyer]

I think Bambi 2 is much better. Male deer are bucks, females are does, and the young are the fawns. There are lots of regulations when it comes to hunting. Limits it to certain seasons and stuff, and the females cost more to hunt and are generally left alone. Most people also go for the bucks because of the antlers anyways, and so no babies like Bambi really get orphaned that much.

[@miraculousninja1739]

As a kid, this was one of my childhood favorite movies! As an adult, I do hunt deer. I do it specifically for meat, because it’s less money. I don’t waste any of the animal, and use as much as I can. Even though I do hunt, I loathe people who hunt for sport. I find it cruel and wasteful to hunt animals for sport, because it’s basically killing for fun. There’s nothing fun about that!😢 Hunters hunt deer, because if the population of deer exceeded carrying capacity, any new fawns would die tragically of starvation. It’s like a bucket with hose filling it up, and the water will eventually run over. Also, unless they were starving and had no other options, no ethical hunter would EVER kill a doe with a fawn! This movie is still one of my absolute favorites, and a beautiful work of art! 🦌🍂

[@GarthKlein]

The secret of enjoying a Toronto winter is to get outside as much as possible. Take walks through the parks. It is wonderful.

[@lilchocolollipop]

Omg Bambi two will make you cry as well!😭😭 that one really hits your heartstrings

[@fw6pw086]

This movie is the most ADORABLE thing I have ever seen in my entire life! It's impossible not to melt with this movie! I'm 36 and EVERY time I watch it I feel like I'm lying on cotton candy.

[@richardvasoon3578]

I really enjoyed watching this film all the time since childhood. It was a classic and emotional movie Disney ever made! I had a good time meeting Donnie Dunagan (Voice of Bambi) and Peter Behn (Voice of Thumper) and they were really friendly and caring when I told them how much I really appreciate their work. 😊

[@alyssabullock6421]

Yay, more people watching one of my favorite disney movies! You always have such lovely reactions. If you ever feel like it, i highly suggest the second movie (Bambi 2) too! It's a good fill in for the time skip that happens after Bambi's mother dies. It builds on his relationship with his father :)

[@JVsGalacticAdventures]

That sounds great. I'll definitely be checking it out on the channel soon

[@alyssabullock6421]

@@JVsGalacticAdventures That's wonderful to know! Thank you 💙

[@genera1013]

Bambi's dad is the Great Prince of the Forest, Bambi, being his son, is the Young Prince.

[@clarad6109]

You should watch Bambi 2. I remember loving it as a kid. It takes place between his moms death and before he fully grows up. It's interesting to see how he grows up and how his father tries to handle it without his mother around to raise him. Instead of that big time jump we get in this movie.

[@siennasnow3414]

bambi 2 is amazing also. the father son relationship is lovely

[@sterthester736]

Note: Averages of wild animal life expectancy is because of predators and illness. Humans used to live a lot shorter lives too due to the same problems, but our advances in health and medicine have allowed us to live longer on average. Hence why animals in captivity live longer, they have health care and usually less worry about predators. I don't know why, but Bambi has always been a film I would watch around Christmas. Not sure why my brain decided Bambi was more appropriate to watch than Frosty the Snowman, but I have fond memories at my relatives house sitting on the floor, drinking hot cocoa while watching the life of a deer. I did end up watching Bambi 2 a lot more frequently though.

[@genera1013]

Snow White is definitely older. It was actually the first animated full length film Also, a baby deer is a fawn. A male deer is a buck.

[@CynderSpirit]

Believe it or not Bambi is based on a novel called Bambi Life In The Woods written back in 1920 by Felix Salten. In the novel it is explained that the hunters at the end of the movie were irresponsible teenagers that's why the hunting was so violent and a forest fire broke out I don't mind hunting if done responsibility as it helps decrease the population and controls diseases such as rabies from spreading.

[@kkinlicheeny]

There's behind the scenes of the original Bambi movie on KZbin. Also interesting deer facts are on KZbin.

[@araej9293]

You should check out bambi 2! It takes place right after the mother is killed and focuses on him growing up. It's one of my favorite disney sequels.

[@letsart6434]

I grew up watching this and the special features at the end with the glass plates they used for the animation. I had no idea it was made in 42. My grandma was born in 45 and I'm 31 so that's insane to me

[@mostrecenthero]

I ❤️ your stuff, JV!

[@bitterbites3859]

😬 Fun fact: There was deleted reports of the test audience taking a look at moment of a scene where after the fire in the forest. Bambi finds the body of one hunters dead and the test audience found this too much for children. However some people believe that if you stare into the forest fire some people claim they see , hunters Visually dying in the forest. But what do you all think.

[@Amused_Comfort_Inc]

Walt Disney put his heart into this movie If the frame didnt have expression on the characters, he rejected it. EVERY frame needed to have emotion on the expression of the characters. Also, a lot of kids remember seeing bambis mom die, that's how traumatic this was. They thought they saw it when it doesn't show it. They used a lot of influence from Bambi for the lion king as well, where for the first time Disney actually confronted a dead body.

[@boybye7986]

Cool fact about Bambi. The theme music for man, inspired the main theme for the movie jaws. It makes sense why I got scared when I was a child watching this film 😅

[@1960frj]

Bambi was initially going to be the studio's second animated feature after Snow White, so the directors of the film are the same, David D. Hand and Perce Pearce. Music supposedly came first, most of the music to Bambi was written by Disney staff composer Frank Churchill, who was surprisingly a natural untrained musician, but late in production, another but younger staff composer (and a highly trained one at that) was assigned to Bambi, Ed Plumb. Plumb had his work cut out for him if you think about it, because he took Churchill's preliminary piano score and wrote orchestral sketches for almost the entire film, and Plumb underscored/orchestrated the violent passages like the stags fighting with the freaky visuals and the forest fire. And Plumb also did a lot of work on Dumbo. All of Bambi's music had been completed, but Frank Churchill committed suicide before the film got released. I got all this info from an article written for the Library of Congress.

[@jules3048]

Rabbits will also murder others babies. Even other females. We had rabbits as a kid and didn’t know that. One of the females was pregnant and the prego rabbit had her bunnies when we weren’t home. When we came home and checked the bunnies were all dead. I remember being soooo sad.

[@ThePinkDragon]

i like your vision of the mom being comforted

[@HollyBelle14]

I'm putting Finding Neverland back i to the ring of suggestions. I really think you'll love it. Great reaction as always! Keep it up!

[@JVsGalacticAdventures]

Thank you! Will do!

[@fizzycolalizzie]

I feel like in the vast majority of cases, music is made before animation, especially when it syncs up like that

[@spikeblossom3206]

Is someone going to tell him there is a part 2 of bambi? Bc it's so touching bc you see so many mother and son movies or mother and daughter that you don't really see much father and son specially solo parents like his father...in my opinion it's more touching emotionally 🥺😭

[@jessicamacaulay7462]

Snow White was the first ever Disney movie 😊

[@jessquinn6106]

Now picture when this was first released there was not a dry eye in the house when his mom was shot, so said movie reviewers of the time. Bears and other animals do NOT hibernate, they go into a different stage called Topar. They do not sleep all winter. They will move about, stretch and crawl some. It's like what we people do here in Seattle from September to mid-May. LOL. Oh and BTW, Faline was the second Princess Disney made. But no one realized it till 2020.

[@jlp11889]

I have two sons, 3 and 9, and that's enough for us, but I've always wondered about a daughter. Knowing my niece, we were lucky to get boys, but every kid is different. I love fishing, but hunting is a bit too extreme for me. However, the venison sausages my friend has given me from their hunts are waaayyy better than any other sausage I've ever had. Bambi has such a different feel from other Disney classics, I don't know if it's the music or that there's essentially no plot, but I love it. Edit: I just got to the end, your daughter seems so sweet!

[@Chill1332]

This is such a beautiful movie. Love the background paintings. A fun one to react to would be THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE. It's a very underrated but fantastic film.

[@sherigrow6480]

Disney would re-release these films periodically, so Bambi had multiple theater releases over the years. I saw it at the theater in the early 60's, and then later read the books. My favorite Disney movie. The deer lifespan data would include infant and juvenile mortality, which is high.

[@DanielGonzalez-wj9by]

I love Bambi one of my all time favorites it's an epic has everything in it his mom killed by hunters fights off another suitor for his girl a pack of hunting dogs gets shot and escapes a burning forest by leaping off a waterfall he's seriously like the best

[@fatimatapia7096]

One movie I don't see many people reacting to is The Breadwinner but is a bit of a tearjerker.

[@squeebers]

The thing about the Great Prince is: there is no hierarchy. They just respect this one deer so much because he keeps the deer safe, he's wise and is the oldest deer in the forest that they call him the Great Prince of the Forest. It's not a hierarchy thing, it's a respect thing!

[@mion2986]

Bambi 🥺this movie broke me when I was a child 😅 Please watch bridge to terabithia (2007) it's so good!!

[@tomasopatrny7239]

Idk I saw many cartoons where are sad scenes (The Lion King, HTTYD3, Balto2) But this one scene from Bambi where died his mother I never felt more sad before. I saw it for the first when I was 5.y.o then I forgot on this and after 5 years I remembered it(I was 10). And now after 6 years my 5.y.o sister watched on this and this scene where died his mother remebered me all this sad feelings

[@curtisbolen2076]

Bambi is gentle with the doe,the other deer was trying to force her to go where she didn't want to go.

[@joebruno4662]

Feel like I’m watching this channel and see Jane go tv for hours ITS SO ENTERTAINING ❤

[@TaylorsAngel18]

Fun fact: When Walt Disney would enter the animation department, everyone would whisper “man is in the forest” so anyone who wasn’t working got back to work quickly before Disney caught them.

[@conthauberger]

Well. I noticed that some hunters who go on a hunting trip mostly do it for food. But when this film was first released, it had received complaints from late hunters as Disney made them feel like murderous villains, as it was just for a season.

[@DWmaniac4n6]

Thats the thing about the deer population in my area, there were predators that would hunt deer but they were also dangerous to humans and livestock so they were exterminated over a century ago and the deer were hunted out too. When people tried to reintroduce deer they had no predators so they overpopulated and starved in the winter, so regulated hunting is actually part of preserving the natural balance in my area.

[@paigem.6487]

Aww, this is my Nana’s favorite Disney movie!

[@brightmacsworld8353]

I watched the second Bambi movie with Dad and it was cool the way he reacted I'll probably get the DVD probably I don't know

[@lysfranc8782]

My favourite movie from my childhood ! Never got scared by the death of the mom because I was never shield from death and my mom was very sick at the time.

[@antifagoat6591]

"Bambi" actually didn't do well at the box office when it first was released, and the war was a part of that. It had a massive budget for the time too, so it was almost doomed to fail. However, Disney used to do re-releases into theaters before the advent of home movies, so audiences had the chance to go see "Bambi" once every 10 years or so on the big screen. Those re-releases were where it made that incredibly high profit. Makes sense when you think about the postwar optimism in America, not to mention all the baby boomers who would have been interested in watching a movie about cute animals, who then took their own children to see it as well when they grew up. The movie that really got the studio back on track financially was "Cinderella."

[@Lunarayz.photos]

If you want a good cry. Fox and the hound.

[@itachileesan]

or land before time

[@letsart6434]

I love how watching an adult see this for the first time, you notice things I overlooked growing up. Like the owl ears many of the creatures he's speaking to. And in the land before time you pointed out that there were other long necks that came to eat that group of trees and they could have gone down and tried to talk to them and traveled with a group of adults. Although I think my understanding was always that they were like a random herd that was desperately surviving and didn't know about the great valley and wouldn't believe the kids if they tried to tell them. It's kind of a Lord of the rings story, or a metaphor for making it to the promised land.

[@shannonmcdougall478]

Classic Disney. Each cell was hand drawn. NO AI no computers...it was all done by hand.

[@curtisbolen2076]

They eat the inner bark of the trees but it can only sustain them for a short little while

[@mogwiawolf4354]

also i was born in Hancock michigan and i love winter

[@not_expunged]

Appearance Bambi is portrayed as a short, flat, left-handed farmer with slightly dark skin and eyes shaped like blunt triangles with black dots serving as pupils, holding a microphone and his cell phone (similar to an old-fashioned telephone). He wears a large green hat, which has his eyebrows on, along with a red shirt or tank top and blue overalls. Bambi doesn't have hair, arms, neck or ears; his hands just float in the air, close to his chest. His legs are also round and apparently footless. His skeleton is just a single vertical bone, but he has normal bones in his hands. In Splitathon, Bambi has a serious expression, and waves his hands back and forth. He wears blue pants or shorts, changing out of his overalls. After his verses, he eats an ear of corn behind Dave. In Shredder, Bambi uses a red and white guitar, similar to a toy guitar from Guitar Hero. In Mealie and Indignancy, Bambi has a very angry expression, gritting his teeth, having lines covering his pupils serving as white irises. He keeps his hands closed and continues to crumple his already broken cell phone. The cell phone has several cracks on the screen and film. In Recursed, when the colors change to the opponent's palette, Bambi has a white hat, shirt and microphone, while his overalls turn dark gray. His expression changes to anger. Personality Bambi is a complete hothead and corn fan, but he also seems to be pretty slow in terms of thinking quickly. He always starts off by accusing anyone who enters his farm as a "corn thief" and banishing them when given the chance (calling it blocking), even though it is hypocritical of him as he stole Zardy's farm and only had written his name over Zardy's. If someone ends up beating him, he steps back and says little by little that it's a draw, until he meets the thief again (although he gradually accepts the presence of Boyfriend and Girlfriend). Even when trying to explain, his explosive reactions and unwilling-to-listen behavior makes reasonable communication difficult. His relationship with Dave is pretty messed up. Bambi acts purely on impulse, and Dave can only talk and make Bambi listen after Bambi has already done something stupid (like breaking the very cell phone Dave bought him). Bambi mostly interrupts Dave when he says something (hanging up on him, taking his turn for himself), and it's become so normal for Dave that he smiles after Bambi takes his turn at Splitathon for the second time. In the joke songs, Bambi changes his behavior to something even more idiotic. His lines are meaningless, and he constantly proclaims himself the winner before the start of a song.

[@curtisbolen2076]

Yes his father heard him crying for his mother and came over right away.

[@rama30]

When it comes to the box office nothing beats "Gone with the Wind"

[@donnamorrell1895]

Disney's "the Fox and the Hound" is my recommendation, and i really like you reacting to the old Classics, they all have important lessons, that i think some kids miss out on these days.

[@angietyndall7337]

Eighty-one years ago with it now being 2023.

[@denisel1553]

I just joined your KZbin and Patreon! Here are some films I'd love to see your reactions to (if you haven't yet): ● Memoirs of a Geisha ● Road to Perdition ● The Green Mile (if you haven't done so yet) ● The Shawshank Redemption ● Signs (Mel Gibson & Joaquin Phoenix) ● Inception ● The Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended edition is best!) ● The Hunger Games movies ● Of Mice and Men (1992 with Gary Sinise) ● Marley and Me ● Les Miserables (the older version with Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush!) ● Feed (with Troian Bellisario) ● Deja Vu ● I, Robot ● Passengers ● The Age of Adaline ● The Forgotten (with Julianne Moore) ● The Silver Linings Playbook ● Where the Crawdads Sing ● Unknown (Liam Neeson) ● The Terminal ● Where Hope Grows ● The Devil Wears Prada And then animated films: ● Princess Mononoke (Studio Ghibli) ● Tangled (Disney/Pixar)

[@JVsGalacticAdventures]

Tangled is on this channel and Patreon already. And Princess is out on my other channel "See Jane GO TV " Thanks for the support 😀

[@Warner1929]

These classic Disney films are so good and underrated. But please check out Dumbo. It is one of the best and a musical classic.

[@HectorGarcia-xj8hp]

31:44 not just research, they brought real animals to the studio

[@marxmarxmarxmarxmarx]

Happy late birthday :D

[@imle9279]

About the hunting thing: If it's responsibly done, and either to keep the population stable or for the meat I'm ok with it. And I would much rather wear something made of fur if the animal didn't suffer living in fur farms or captured in those awful spring traps, shooting the animal so it dies instantly is the most humane way of hunting.

[@miraculousninja1739]

As a hunter myself, very well said. It’s the only reason why I hunt: for meat and for the fur. An ethical hunter would do their best to make sure that the animal doesn’t suffer.

[@MiciousDawn]

the hunters I know are very respectful towards life. The deer they kill they eat. Shooting practice is practicing to kill it as quickly as possible so it doesn’t suffer. They also don’t go for female deer in case it has a baby, plus they hunt in areas where deer are invasive to the area. I know not all hunters are like that but it seems to be the general attitude, and I appreciate that

[@caligirlmarti]

You should react to Bambi II. It tells more on Bambi after his mom died.

[@Amused_Comfort_Inc]

Also Happy Belated Birthday 🎂 🎉

[@curtisbolen2076]

Bambi"s father was called the Great Prince of the forest.

[@almas4663]

Voice acting and music, as far as I know - always comes first. - Simple sketches called storyboards are used to describe the scene to a music writer or an actor. Then, when it's done - Storyboard is turned into an animatic - a raw, poorly drawn version of the scene with voice acting in it. An animators then go along and make an animation that is in sync with the voices and sounds, while finishing an animatic to a final product quality.

[@ShilohSmith]

In the first Final Cut of this movie they actually had a small scene where Bambi finds his mother in a pool of blood, but obviously they decided that that was far too much for a children’s Disney movie.

[@Megara1989]

Benji the hunted was one of my faves when was little