Steamboat Willie (1928 Film) - 4K Film Remaster

[@iand255]

We all waited 95 years for someone to finally have this remaster decend upon us.

[@Robotbotters]

but its the same video

[@Giuliana-w1f]

It's literally on film, it makes no sense to upscale it (as it doesn't have a "resolution"). But this was likely done from the 360p upload. And also, it's on the public domain. So there's no reason to rEmAsTeR (aka, apply an upscale and interpolate) it to evade copyright

[@iand255]

@@Robotbotters yes, that's why we waited 95 years

[@iand255]

@@Giuliana-w1f except upscaling it *doesn't* evade copyright? It should be basic knowledge that it doesn't matter if it's in 144p or 8k ultra super clear high definition, copyright is copyright. Upscaling it does nothing copyright wise. That's why this only happened after Steamboat Willie went public domain, because if it was before it went public domain, it would have been illegal. also as for the whole thing with it being made on film thing. How are we supposed to get a higher quality if the original film reels are still in possession of Disney. The cartoon itself going public domain doesn't mean that we all have access to the original film, this means that in order to get a 4k version like this we *had* to use the 360p version because that's the version we have.

[@Giuliana-w1f]

@@iand255 yeah, but it's harder to detect automatically (since it's altering the original media with new pixels everywhere), and same goes for interpolating (not done here, but half of the frames don't match). That's why "remaster" videos of copyrighted animations don't get easily taken down. And this is film. It has grain, not resolution (so it's pointless to upscale it). A real remaster would be digitalizing it again

[@vjthehandsome5659]

I didn't realize how much of a menace this Mickey was with the animals

[@aidenemerson670]

I would say it's animal abuse but Willie's a mouse so I'll just go with friendly fire

[@milkthebottle7230]

Some animals did like it though, because mickey was playing music

[@tinkerer3399]

Not to mention how terrible he is at peeling potatoes. Little dude chopped away 90% of the spud.

[@vjthehandsome5659]

@@tinkerer3399 I know right

[@alexandrealves308c]

As you can see, Walt Disney's character was very different during his creation. The original Mickey was much closer to being a villain and certainly couldn't become the face of a meg corporation.

[@magikaros]

I can imagine people in theatres in 1928 watching this and laughing their asses off.

[@elmostaza6923]

Y pensar que todas esas personas tendrían más de 100 años y la mayoría han muerto

[@alan_718]

​@@elmostaza6923wow sii solo de pensarlo es una locura bro

[@ErlanGoated]

یہ واقعی، بہت پاگل ہے

[@ErlanGoated]

Multilingual reply section

[@bimvert]

@@ErlanGoated так бывает на ютубе, ничего не поделаешь

[@TaliaIGhul]

Until now, I never took the time to see this vintage classic.

[@shellz5857]

Me either. Mickey ain’t have that money yet😂😂😂

[@MethidMan]

Same here. This is my first time actually watching Steamboat Willie beyond Mickey whistling at the helm.

[@Pacificbell]

Same

[@danekradwanski5278]

I saw it in that spirit of mickey vhs tape

[@alexandrealves308c]

As you can see, Walt Disney's character was very different during his creation.

[@potatogamer_7726]

Finally, that’s what I’m waiting for, steamboat Willie in remastered 4K

[@noahkrause2835]

not a remaster. Its an upscale. There's a huge difference.

[@thomase13]

@@noahkrause2835Are you sure?

[@noahkrause2835]

@@thomase13 disney put out a 4K version that was actually remastered. They went back to the original film. That version is still under copyright because it is considered a new version of the movie. So if this is the 4k version from disney the uploader is in trouble. If he didn't use the 4k version from disney it HAS to be an upscale.

[@SquidBeatsSB]

Now we just need someone the color it

[@General_Belu]

@@noahkrause2835 It’s possible to make a complete remaster you know? I mean, of course you need the proper software, time and skills. But it’s possible.

[@BlazeMusic-hj6mn]

Disney: had this for 95 years, never made a remaster Fans: had it for 2 days, released a remaster for everyone to enjoy

[@TheAnime06]

They did a remaster, it's on Disney Plus and blu raty.

[@tinkerer3399]

Nah, Disney made a remaster about 10-15 years ago.

[@mariomendoza5061]

@@tinkerer3399 No con esta exelente calidad.

[@ttkftykyfts]

fans? AI, more like.

[@charautreal]

​@@ttkftykyftsAI is a tool, they upscaled it first and took the time to carefully fix any artifacts of the upscaling process and made everything smooth. Just because AI was used it means it automatically should be discarded.

[@spookypro_the_gigachad]

0:25 legend moment

[@gamingballsgaming]

Didn't ask. My content is worse!

[@Deceased-SmileyAnimations]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 shut up ur content is worse

[@bellabraz-me5ib]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7ninguém te perguntou

[@lancejordanlopez4797]

The whistling 😙😙😗😗

[@Theultimatelifeform217]

The iconic Whistle

[@SouthwesternEagle]

This was called a "talkie" back in 1928. This was revolutionary because there were sound effects and voice acting committed to a film reel that was capable of picture AND sound not only being recorded, but played back in theaters through electronic loudspeakers! Not only seeing, but _hearing_ animation was absolutely revolutionary in the 1920s.

[@PhantoMace2012]

So clean! So clear! So crisp, smooth, and fluid! Sure, it takes the full old timey feel out of it, but it gives you the chance to appreciate animation by taking in every easy-to-see frame without distortion.

[@seanwade8188]

It would have looked closer to this when audiences originally saw it, tho this is probably a bit crisper

[@moviefiend44]

This is the clearest that I've ever heard the soundtrack.

[@MindIfIDo]

WTF DOES UTTP HAVE TO DO WITH THIS CLASSIC

[@dillonwright13]

I remember when I first heard of Steamboat Willie. It was in third grade, and I was under the impression that it’s be a longer movie, like 80 to 90 minutes, because the book I read called it a film, but I didn’t know films could be as short as 7 minutes at the time.

[@alexandrealves308c]

In the 1920s you paid a movie ticket just to see these animated shorts. And not just animation, the first films in the history of cinema used to have this type of duration.

[@watchforever1724]

This was at the time of course especially with the runtime of cartoon shorts

[@watchforever1724]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 okay then

[@lajya01]

In those early animation days, they were probably redrawing each frame. 7 minutes were probably a ton of work.

[@tristankalan6158]

​@@lajya01for 1 minut animators must draw1000 picture in that time

[@CrappyMusic-cb6bl]

Fun fact: due to a colored Mickey Mouse poster from 1928 You can actually use a semi-modern Mickey Mouse design Only difference is you have to use the same eyes used in the plane crazy short and his gloves are yellow and shoes are brown

[@AldoGomezOficial]

Is the póster public domain too? 🤨

[@BlueAizu_]

@@AldoGomezOficial EVERYTHING about Steamboat Willie (except Mickey whistling while he's piloting the boat) is Public Domain. You also can't use Mickey Mouse himself for logos or brands without Disney's permission because he's still protected by trademark laws (but you can totally use this specific version of the character in other ways as long as it's obvious it's not affiliated with Disney).

[@jackislegitterrified3689]

​@@BlueAizu_Why can't you do the whistling?

[@Ozzy622]

​@@BlueAizu_Why isnt Mickey whistling in public domain?

[@pikakarotto]

​​@@Ozzy622Is the current intro of Walt Disney animation studio kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnS9lnWwmqaehq8si=wOoI6GaSDEpr7Tyg

[@NickBeast-gy2es]

This cartoon is one of the first with synchronized sound and one of the first cartoons to produce a post-produced soundtrack

[@may21136]

I asked

[@taysaround4780]

The bots don’t even know what to say anymore.

[@JPS13Laptop]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 Press X to doubt :)

[@vmbmbraz]

96 YEARS AGO

[@thomasrosebrough9062]

Fun fact: "Turkey in the Straw" (the song featured heavily in Steamboat Willie) was only able to be used by Disney because it was public domain at the time.

[@supermakermatic2111]

Not just that, but Turkey in the Straw was released 94 years before Steamboat Willie - the current copyright term is 95 years, Steamboat Willie would not have been possible under today's copyright laws.

[@onlycoldbones4107]

My Dad said I would beg him to put this tape in the VCR every day after he got me at day care 🙂 Thanks for the memories Walt...❤

[@da_pwo]

Happy 100th birthday, vcr didn’t even exist in the 20s

[@WiiLoveWeather7-12-16]

@@da_pwothey probably had this in the 80s or 90s on VCR when it came out

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah

[@watchforever1724]

@@WiiLoveWeather7-12-16yeah

[@da_pwo]

@@WiiLoveWeather7-12-16 feels oddly specific

[@imperiodobrasilball8395]

0:25 The scene that made history.

[@imperiodobrasilball8395]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 Shut up, schizophrenic.

[@Whentusmomosmewing]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7Dijiste lo mismo de Skibidi Toilet, si tú contenido es tan bueno ¿Por que no te dedicas a esforzarte a mejorarlo en vez de spamear? ¿No te da verguenza?

[@Twintower-f3v]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 bruh

[@jimnfl7134]

have seen a few photos of colorized moment with Mickey.

[@nathanrussell-raby5460]

You need to watch this from the perspective that nobody had ever really attempted synchronized sound before. Sure, there were a few attempts to stick background music in films, and add some rudimentary comedic sound effects to cartoons - but to have witnessed a cartoon playing the drums, making piglets squeal, cats screech, goats sing, mice whistle, pipes toot and parrots laugh all with perfect audiovisual synchronisation, this must have been absolutely mindblowing for an audience in 1928. Walt Disney really watched everyone else failing to recognise the potential of sound-effects and said "hold my beer."

[@plentyofpaper]

While this isn't going down as one of my all time favorites... it's held up astonishingly well. Time has been far kinder to 1928 Mickey than it has to the likes of 1902 Monopoly, 1938 Superman, 1963 Dr. Who, 1978 Garfield, 1981 Mario and 1998 Furby.

[@filthycasual8187]

1963 Doctor Who is still miles better than the modern crap.

[@resent29]

​@@filthycasual8187no it isn't

[@IanieriGiacomo]

1938 SUPERMAN is holding his own quite well thank you.

[@filthycasual8187]

@@resent29 Yes, it is.

[@filthycasual8187]

@@IanieriGiacomo 1938 Superman is the best Superman, and probably the only one that'd actually work in a video game.

[@Guyverman01]

Can’t wait for other Mickey shorts to go public domain. Seeing them all restored in HD will be a real treat.

[@TheProfessional15]

12 Mickey shorts will became public domain in 2025

[@Guyverman01]

@@TheProfessional15 List?

[@TheProfessional15]

@@Guyverman01 FULL LIST OF 1929 MICKEY MOUSE CARTOONS: 1-The Barn Dance (March 14, 1929) 2-The Opry House (March 20, 1929) 3-When the Cat's Away (April 30?, 1929) 4-The Barnyard Battle (June 1, 1929) 5-The Plowboy (June 28, 1929) 6-The Karnival Kid (July 31, 1929) 7-Mickey's Follies (August 28, 1929) 8-Mickey's Choo-Choo (September 26, 1929) 9-The Jazz Fool (October 15, 1929) 10-Jungle Rhythm (November 9, 1929) 11-The Haunted House (December 2, 1929) 12-Wild Waves (December 18, 1929) •The sound version of Plane Crazy was released on March 17, 1929 after The Barn Dance.

[@LoopertJazz]

5:14 BRO IS A MENACE 🗣🗣🥶🥶

[@DanielCantin-ce1oe]

He's more of a jerk in plane crazy

[@KamiZama-i2j]

That was the cat boss' son. If the cat boss is confirmed to be Pete, then that cat Mickey/Willey tortured was none other than PJ. *Actually, that makes a lot of sense if you think about it. The reason why Pete always hated Mickey was because he was an absolute douchebag to his own son.*

[@AussieGunzel]

R.I.P to everyone who first saw this and made this cartoon when it came out. Crazy to think it's copyright free now.

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah

[@celineteoh2466]

Dxxx xxxx ​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7

[@AmandaSarmiento-x8q]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 SHUT UP STUPID

[@stephenholloway6893]

This is only the beginning because by the end of this decade for example more shorts and films from various studios will enter the public domain. Including all the Mickey shorts up to 1933 by the end of decade alone.

[@spongebobmusicuhg3420]

I just realised Mickey Mouse is happy as he's torturing animals

[@NostalgiaPS1]

No children in 1928 see this with bad eyes, is just fun. Modern days changed everything.

[@progamers05q6]

Literal es lo que pense cuando vi esa escena, hoy en dia casi todos pensaran que los tortura para hacer musica

[@josephb.4640]

S*x was more taboo back then compared to violence. Today, it’s the reverse.

[@toasttoast7487]

@@progamers05q6the pig is crying

[@imnugget8085]

Like he should

[@igneousrock7045]

6:24 "Teeth Sensitivity is so common, it immediately feels like somebody is poking directly on the nerve."

[@bubbleproductions1997]

LMAO IS THIS A REFERSNCE TO THAT AD

[@diegozuniga4201]

Ouch

[@petercdavidson]

"I recommend Sensodyne."

[@marakarthegreat]

5:57 it's bad enough mickey was pulling on the babies tails but the fact that he literally kicked one is a lot worse

[@TheProfessional15]

All for the sake of music

[@Mac14329]

They seem to be fine afterwards.

[@shadowthehedgehogfan4]

This was made a really long time ago, it was just supposed to be goofy and funny at the time. And the baby pigs were smiling after that, it most definitely didn’t hurt them It was just what they considered funny and Mickey didn’t hurt any of the animals, maybe the cat but otherwise they were fine

[@KamiZama-i2j]

@marakarthegreat He also spun PJ, who was a kitten at the time. It's so obvious who looks just like Pete. If you think about it, there's a very valid reason and foreshadowing the rivalry Pete and Mickey had. As for why Donald Duck has his raspy voice, you also have your answer here, Mickey strangled almost the living daylights out of Donald. No wonder Donald sounds like he does while all the other "duck" characters, Scrooge Mcduck, Huey, Lewey, Duwey, and Darkwing Duck sound normal.

[@TheKingOfIdiots]

Remember, all of this is perfectly legal.

[@WillowTitov]

As long as they don't profit or violate the trademark, yes.

[@sudokuacrobatics]

And don't say you made the cartoon itself

[@ShadowOfThePit]

who caaaareees if it's legal or not we ballin' nontheless

[@Jenema2]

​@@WillowTitovThey can profit all they want if ots public domain.

[@McVaio]

@@WillowTitov Public domain has nothing to do with profitability.

[@_allyzinhofeiop]

Bruh, my mother had shown me this when I was 7 years old, today I'm 19 and I'm proud to have seen this, I'm so happy. ☺️

[@nahomgirma5095]

Before we had other great animated characters like Shrek, Chihiro, Aisling, Miles Morales and AAAAAAAAAALLLLL the others...it was just Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Pete.

[@TECfan1]

This was Walt Disney's first sound cartoon but not the first cartoon or characters. Many came before it, including Oswald shorts which Disney also animated.

[@spongebobmusicuhg3420]

Felix the Cat came before Mickey

[@yosefdemby8792]

What about Felix the Cat?

[@TECfan1]

@@spongebobmusicuhg3420 Yes Felix is often considered the first "cartoon star" by many historians.

[@nicknetwork118]

And Julius The Cat

[@Meltan808]

Finally I found something related with Steamboat Willie Mickey Mouse version, which is the public domain one, which is not related with any horror stuff or things like that, just a 4K remaster of the first Walt Disney short film created ever which is one of the most important origins of the animation world. Well done!!!

[@Meltan808]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 Who asked you about your content? I just can't care less about your content than anything

[@DanielCantin-ce1oe]

​@@Meltan808lol its just a bot dont respond to them at all

[@Robloxman226]

Unironically glad I held out to watch the glossy 4K remaster to this for the first time.

[@KamiTenchi]

0:26 Classic.

[@ride-playerbb2818]

Fun fact: if you listen closely, you'll hear that the parrot is actually saying "hope you didn't get hurt big boy!" and "help! help! man overboard!"

[@Paladichous]

Remasters like this are why more old pieces of media needs to be in the public domain.

[@leonardomonteiro5484]

Wow the animation is still pretty good

[@rogerpineda5063]

Of course it it, it revolutionized animation for a good reason

[@freddyrichards878]

It was mostly done by one person I believe (Ub Iwerks)

[@humanbass]

This was way before tv. People had to buy tickets to watch in theaters

[@rogerpineda5063]

@@humanbass That's why Felix the Cat was once called a movie star back then.

[@watchforever1724]

@@rogerpineda5063yeah

[@Noobie_Playz123]

Dude 0:27 is so iconic everytime at the start of any walt disney film, its just so good 👍

[@WildmantheDarkNut]

I never seen steamboat willy but after the first 2 minutes of it.... I love the whole thing!

[@TheProfessional15]

The entire thing is iconic

[@Jace-i5i]

Bro Stop Saying Your Content Is Better

[@creatorleo7578]

5:07 Aww, what a cute cat!! 🥰😍 5:12 omfg 💀

[@sirhenrymorgan1187]

I mean, Mickey IS a mouse. Should we really be surprised he's getting his revenge on cats?

[@Doomy17]

stop -🤓 like shut up kid

[@sonnyb1979]

@@josuevelasquez6743the UTTP is now terminated,

[@KamiZama-i2j]

Its even worse when you realize that Kitten was Pete's son PJ. Thats why Mickey and Pete are rivals, Mickey was a douche to him and targeting PJ made Pete be the way he is to Mickey today.

[@KamiZama-i2j]

@@sirhenrymorgan1187 Maybe he should've targeted Pete..... That cat not only was a bystander, it was a kitten and Pete's very own son. Thats how Pete found out Mickey was acting like a fool (PJ told him) and also the fact that his own son received the worst end of the abuse from Mickey. *Ever wondered why Pete is a douche to Mickey? Well the answer is right here. Mickey consistently annoyed him and his son which made Pete into a douche (well at least to Mickey and Donald, he's certainly chill with Goofy and his son despite still not trusting him as much which is normal considering all those years Mickey annoyed him and his son).*

[@terrorsaur599]

4:27 I love the duck vibing in the bottom right corner.

[@KamiZama-i2j]

Probably was Donald Duck while the kitten Mickey Spun was PJ. Thats why Donald is a gruff character while Pete has an endless beef with Mickey.

[@user-ot5bx3zv5v]

5:20 notice how the thing hanging on the hook just disappears immediately after Mickey throws the cat away

[@thecool1oof]

oh yeah oof

[@CubeAtlantic]

The first retro Mickey Mouse Steamboat Willie oddly boosted-up nostalgia. 💜

[@brissadlr9939]

100 years and it’s still amazingly popular😊

[@stampoulisrafael5262]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7stuff bot

[@watchforever1724]

Agreed

[@stevennorthrup5790]

Almost 100 years, to be exact

[@watchforever1724]

@@stevennorthrup5790 yeah

[@ati034]

It was beautiful to see this video, I'm pretty young for this to make me nostalgic, but I love it and it's beautiful to be able to see this in 4K quality ❤

[@ati034]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 🤫🤫

[@watchforever1724]

I see

[@Objectivelyuseless]

Can’t wait for 2113 when Paul Rudish’s Mickey Mousw goes Public Domain, that’ll be a hoot and a half

[@TheProfessional15]

Only until 1978 the rule of 95 years apply, for 1979 later is the life of the author+70 years

[@sryup]

A 4k remaster, thank you. 😊

[@DidYouCatchThisTV]

Looks better than ever!

[@dillon9378]

there has been an official 4k version for ages

[@sryup]

@@dillon9378 Ik it’s just hard to find

[@noahkrause2835]

not a remaster an upscale.

[@RoscoBadBad]

I love this so much! Mickey Mouse was my childhood Disney character and I still love him after all these years! I hate that they’re doing horror movies of him and other Disney characters, I mean a love a good horror movie but making a Disney character into a monster or serial killer doesn’t work for me.

[@alexandrealves308c]

It was never anyone's favorite. Mickey's animations weren't good, they were just the first. It's quite different.

[@yessicalincopi7721]

I feel that too To take something you use to loved in childhood and twist it into an nightmare fuel

[@RoscoBadBad]

@@yessicalincopi7721 Thank you! Yes turning something from our childhood into something sinister and murderous is the worst thing ever!

[@jamircox8458]

@@alexandrealves308c first of all it was everybody’s favorite and Mickey’s animations were good

[@MuhammadY_V]

@RoscoBadBad All this for the money

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

I remember reading a Mickey Mouse comic when I was a kid, where Mickey went on a quest to resurface Steamboat Willie, as it had sunk in the 1920s or 1930s. Pete was there to do the same, but for other reasons than Mickey, so they had a bit of a kerfuffle. I think I still have said comic somewhere to this day.

[@davidhuapaya4450]

WOW! this is more high quality than the past version! Please support this video, and keep Steamboat Mickey the short it once was

[@julianhermanubis6800]

Someone needs to thaw out Walt Disney from cryogenic storage and tell him before it's too late. 😂

[@josephb.4640]

Some say that the reason why Disney made the “Frozen” movie is to divert Google searches away from the cryogenically frozen man, since searching for “Frozen Disney,” now pull up results of the movie.

[@CosmosGem]

It's already too late

[@SecurityBreachShowFan98]

Just you remember folks, this was Walt's first cartoon of Mickey Mouse, I wouldn't consider those scenes animal abuse, As a younger kid, I've always thought he was just making the animals to play along with the music.

[@TheProfessional15]

The first produced was Plane Crazy

[@IanieriGiacomo]

History in the making to be sure! Always referred to over the years as "Where it all started" , or "It all began with a mouse", this archetypal short, it should be remembered was viewed on a theater screen, during the dawn of sound movies, and delighted audiences with the amusing sounds and music, and overnight a STAR was born! By the way, the unnoticed hero in all of this is "Ub Iwerks" the famed artist who brought the icon to life! Enjoy!

[@goiabexp]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 no one cares

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah

[@rickmaher44]

I forgot how much Mickey (or Willie) beats the crap out of other animals in this 😂

[@Xgil2Play]

Mickey, his name is Mickey. The Steamboat is named Willie.

[@El_Tovis_237]

Real.

[@GnomAnimations]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7oh hey, you again

[@sabugui]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 no it isnt

[@JanTheAnimatorActual]

@@Xgil2Play His name is trademarked by Disney, so we'll have to all him that. :(

[@ThomasLavidas-js8eu]

As a 121 year old person I am glad to laugh at good old Willie again

[@renanolive8549]

0:24 this part is so iconic, i gave a t shirt of Steamboat Willie to my mom, she didn't know it's the first Mickey short. 😁

[@renanolive8549]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 Whatever, i didn't asked too.

[@elmostaza6923]

Me da un sentimiento no se como describirlo pero es muy emotivo ver producciones que tiene casi 100 años, es como ver una ventana al pasado, solo me imagino a los animadores de ese entonces haciendo el corto y luego el público que fue a verlo en su estreno. Es muy bonito esa sensación. Me pasa sobretodo con la película de metrópolis, no solo es bella en fotografía y historia si no que te da ese sentimiento bonito en ver a personas de hace 100 años quedando para la posteridad con el cine

[@Marizzzlo]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7callate

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah I know

[@RespecterAlexander]

Honestly, we need to start pushing for shortening of copyright protection

[@garfieldfan925]

@guyincognito6582For real.

[@nicooxxdnunez7789]

Yes

[@tyronlemons5203]

0:24 Everyone knows this part So iconic

[@realmentecronical]

​@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 I asked + u only have 1 video and ur obviously a bot so im not gonna say anynore

[@DocWyldeCard]

This unironically is actually quite amusin. I dig it!

[@Леглеб_Прохоровинни65]

Really nostalgia . I really miss old Disney movies .

[@jonal5126]

So youre 80+ years old?

[@Леглеб_Прохоровинни65]

@@jonal5126 No , just 18 . I mean , that before 2022 . Disney is my childhood .

[@yuantron3K]

Happy 97th birthday bro

[@mte_seven]

@@yuantron3Kmore like 100th

[@Rubenz343]

this u 👴

[@pyroclasm048]

I am replaying KH2 and currently at Timeless River. This makes me happy❤

[@doughnutsandcoffee8622]

Surprising that something 95 years old can still be entertaining

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah I know

[@MaartenPeters-j2j]

Like books, paintings, plays, ...?

[@watchforever1724]

@@MaartenPeters-j2jyeah

[@Everybodysayohtoodles123]

This is how Mickey Mouse started

[@ashhplayz9489]

maybe the mickey mouse character is as dangerous and angry as they say, bro used animals as instruments, even disrupting the feeding of the piglets and whipped around a cat for... idk and then threw a HUGE potato to the onboard bird for laughing at him, possibly drowning it into the ocean and then laughing it off. this guy is a menace to everything around him. (including copyright strikes)

[@OnitonTTV]

4:16 Me And The Boys Boutta Get Surgery On Our Hearts With This Banger Playing

[@PublickGamer]

It's all well and good for modern Mickey to be a preschool figure but this short shows he originated as a mentalist who beats up other animals for a laugh... Considering classic Donald got constantly terrorised by Chip and Dale, I'm surprised Donald is friends with the also abusive Mickey lol

[@aarontoilet2857]

What's amazing is that this came out a year before the start of the Great Depression! It's that vintage of a cartoon.

[@SuperMuriloStudios]

4:58 Look at Mickey's arm moviment That's kinda smooth for 1928

[@josephb.4640]

Yeah, because they had a TON on animators working on it to make it fluid.

[@monkey-2681]

0:25 Nostalgia hitting hard

[@Mr.Just-Damian]

This is surprisingly good

[@AndroChimera]

i'm not 90 years old, i have only 27 years but i actually watched this when i was a little boy, i think i had like 3 years when i first saw this, my grandfather worked with electronics and somehow had a playable copy of this as well as the equipment to play it (i don't remenber what he used to play it i was too young but i remenber it being weird) it was probably something from his childhood idk. anyway this is extremely nostalgic to me even though it's not really a part of my generation. but one thing i have to say, i'm not sure i'll be showing this to my son since the way mickey treats the animals in this hasn't really aged that well. i'm brazilian btw. come to brazil lol

[@kikixchannel]

And yet, the current kids are far more brutal to animals for no reason than the kids back then... You seem to misunderstand a major thing. How a child grows up depends more on the parents and their peers than it does on any fictional media. No kid that was raised properly would watch this and think that it'd be cool to turn an animal into an instrument.

[@AndroChimera]

@@kikixchannel i raise my child as i want. and don't think this type of thing is something cool for him to watch in a cartoon. cartoons should show him things like happines, respect, friendship and etc and not animal abuse. if you think that's ok than that's your fucking problem don't try to tell me how i should raise my child.

[@kikixchannel]

@@AndroChimera I'm not telling you how to raise your child. I am trying to give you information you could use while raising your choice. Though going by your response...you'd rather be ignorant and you are happy to repeat obvious problems that are seen everywhere around with the kids nowadays. Suit yourself.

[@AndroChimera]

@@kikixchannel i have no interest in your opinion about this subject. specially from someon who keeps saying "kids these days" lol

[@watchforever1724]

Hey I was a young kid when I first saw this too

[@johnstaffa3482]

Waiting on a field trip! We loved this!!!!

[@solomedic705]

Bro what company owns this ship and where are they sailing because that music sounds lethal

[@srcreeper02550]

The fact that this film is almost 100 years old haunts me

[@Juan-g1u]

In 4 years yes

[@Twiddle_things]

You felt the love and passion for animation throughout every frame. Now, though... :(

[@capncookie1110]

There’s still plenty of passion in animation now. I mean look at much indie animation has been flourishing these days.

[@gloriabetancourt2282]

0:26 my favorite part

[@gachawakko]

0:27 Audio Played: Walt Disney Animation Studios (2007-present)

[@TheProfessional15]

The audio on that version is slightly different

[@coletteolson904]

Thanks dude happy new year

[@OriginalGrasshopper]

Mickey was a full-on BULLY back in the day. 😢

[@danielguizar360]

Such a classic cartoon!! Thank u for remastering this animation 😍😍😍

[@OrbitCruz28]

Very classic.

[@OrbitCruz28]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 No. Why don't you watch CollegeHumor instead?

[@ckes1799]

I can't believe this has almost 100 years!!!

[@BenPrime010]

We need some of the other sound cartoons in 4K

[@RickyRockstarTNS]

Don't forget, all the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoons are from the same year and should also now be PD.

[@stephenholloway6893]

Yes all of the original Oswald shorts from the Disney and the 1928 Winkler era are in the public domain next year the last of the Winkler and 1st batch of the Lantz era Oswald shorts. Then the remaining Lantz Oswald shorts in order from there.

[@MrMenFan677]

5:50 never seen one of those before!

[@TLCUICTO]

Almost 100 years later and this is still as entertaining

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah

[@Neko-san]

Only 1929 kids will remember 💪

[@YankeeYork]

1928*

[@SirFluffypantsIII]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 Does your leader live in Wichita, Kansas? Possibly specifically St Glenn? And the house number is 4658? I think thats possible

[@StefanoYLRP]

AWESOME 4K REMASTER!!

[@TheofficialCupic]

WERE GOING TO THE PUBLIC DOMAINE WITH THIS ONE🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶 4:36

[@boomgirlbucko]

R.I.P. to all the animals that got abused after kids got influenced by this cartoon back in the day

[@Xgil2Play]

0:50 where did his hat go? 😂 Was it a figment of his imagination, hence it disappears when Pete pulls him?

[@thecool1oof]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7stop oof

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

For those of you wondering why this is actually posted on KZbin, it has reached to the public domain, Steamboat Willie is not copyrighted, but newer version of Mickey Mouse is still copyright protected

[@KennethPlaysOfficial]

“And there’s nothing Disney can do about it”

[@thedragonofdismashq]

This was my first DISNEY ANIMATION THAT I EVER WATCHED.

[@JustJackhere]

This Disney guy has some potential. Maybe he will make a theme park some day!

[@magxel]

1928? damn time flies 😢🤍

[@Aaditya_Kaushal]

Mickey Had No Reason To Be This Cutee!!!

[@Aaditya_Kaushal]

@UTTPOfficerRonaldoCR7 I Asked Thank You So Much For Replying. Now I can Rest In Peace

[@hyingplantilina48]

He is an animal abuser

[@MarkTitus420]

Very good quality a film that was made almost one hundred years ago, and sure this was preserved as a historical marker for future generations to come.

[@angelvillalobosSV]

4:17 esa escena sale en parodia en los simpson "tienes toda mi atencion hija" el cerebro de homero :

[@AndrewEastwoods]

3:52 This is when it turned into a horror movie

[@lorddsz_]

Impressionante como esses desenhos tão antigos nos diverte mais que os desenhos de hoje em dia…

[@Treshizoner]

penso a mesma coisa, poderia ficar horas assistindo as animações antigas ❤

[@andreouropreto]

fale por si eu n acho divertido n. Mas acho muito interessante vislumbrar essa obra-prima de 95 anos atrás. Impressionante ver nossa evolução.

[@watchforever1724]

@@andreouropretoit still interesting years later

[@blakebuxton7722]

0:26 The Walt Disney Animation Studios Thing Never Gets Old

[@juancamilomarroquin3274]

5:10 I wouldn’t grab the cat’s tail and then swing it around if I were him

[@finlandguy427]

7:09 Now it all makes sense why in the Screamboat poster Steamboat Willie is holding a knife, it's because he used that to peel potatoes and what the old man said "after 95 years he's actually out in the public" propably meant Willie being finally free from that room or from the boat itself.