GMD - Ratigan Fight / Death Scene

The fight between Ratigan and Basil atop Big Ben, followed by Ratigan's death.
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[@MK5Spartan666]

Ratigan running up the clock in full-beast mode is usually how I get up the stairs

[@EdwardWNg]

Scott Bu

[@JL-hy5wd]

Ahaha same😆

[@jmsg_PR]

Scott Burns Good one! 😂

[@TheEmoInkling1884]

Scott burns im done!🤣

[@marccamp6376]

I LITERALLY just came for that scene :P, and I just remember Ratigan in full rage-mode when I listen to the Devilman Crybaby opening

[@smileytheturtle9883]

The old Disney style made villains look much more scarier than nowadays.

[@smileytheturtle9883]

+Professor Ratigan97 Oh professor, you read my comment.

[@maniac989]

We need to get Disney to return to that permanently for their future films. I'd like to know how!

[@deafhero]

Smiley the Turtle today they made not scary villain with big red nose. Meh!

[@jmsg_PR]

I completely agree. Well, there were only few that were pretty scary from the nowdays: Dr Facillier from Princess and the frog Charles Muntz from Up Lotso

[@reneguerra6003]

Well thwts just bc disney isnt making traditional villains anymore rippp

[@ReveiwKing999]

Ironic. His criminal career began at Big Ben according to his song, and now it ends at Big Ben.

[@hesiod_delta9209]

Great Scott, your right!

[@eddie6198]

I never made that connection. I say, Cheerio old boy!

[@darrylcarter3691]

ReveiwKing999 late alone his life end

[@TheRojo387]

Au contraire! La jouer n'est pas finée!

[@phillipwalling7470]

*I R O N I C*

[@EHH246]

0:08 The moment Ratigan finally snaps and becomes the monster he truly is.

[@JonDoe-go8mj]

+Antichrist2000 ok how much of a thesaurus do u read

[@futureparadise.2089]

+Jon Doe exactly, this don't even get that serious to explain all of that in specific details like that😂😂😂

[@iamthewarriorgirl9066]

Ratigan Is A Monster!

[@Eric_1991]

I love it too. He snapped. He lost one time too many, and suddenly he lost his calm demeanor, and became the monster that’s been hiding inside. I can relate.

[@TwelvetreeZ]

Tfw your ex-boyfriend foils your evil plans...

[@WanderingRoe]

Ratigan’s transformation has and always will be one of the craziest, most epic moments in cinematic history for me. All that fussing over being labeled as a rat and he all but succumbs to it in the end. He finally embraced what he was! 👏

[@raftai665]

Stunning and brave Ratigan!

[@JoshuaOrro-MustangPrinceOR-YTB]

0:14 i know what ratigan is thinking "That's it, No More Scheming, No More traps, no more villainous speeches I'm GONNA RIP YOU APART WITH MY BARE HANDS"

[@lauradinant6608]

YES, PRECICELY.

[@Megumi_Bandicoot]

0:06 Man, that look on Ratigan's face, you can tell he's not just out for revenge, he's out to kill. He's out for blood. He wants to not just defeat, but kill Basil.

[@allenslayman5546]

What?!?!?! So your here?? I seen you in the cott ost/ crash of the titans.

[@ImperialKnight770]

no kidding. like Ratigan said, Basil has hounded him for years and this time he meant to finish it.

[@marvincorre4783]

Probably the second scariest Disney villain, the scariest villain of all time is Frollo

[@Mad3bunny]

It gives off the vibe that after he tried to kill basil by an fancy way with a mouse trap; basil escapes so fuck it no more games. XD

[@ThrashMetallix]

Vincent Price made Ratigan one of my favorite villains of all time in Disney. This scene is beyond epic.

[@vinceniederman3235]

Travis Linton Nice Same With Me Ratigan is My 2nd Favorite Disney Villain All Thanks To Vincent Price Perfect Role For Him R.I.P Vincent Price!

[@ThrashMetallix]

Vincent Niederman number 3 for me, behind Claude Frollo and Ursula

[@vinceniederman3235]

Travis Linton Nice Frollo is Another Favorite Of Mine!

[@UltimateJustin94]

+Travis Linton I heard that that was Vincent Price's favorite role before his passing.

[@iamthewarriorgirl9066]

+Travis Linton Basil Of Baker Street is my favorite!

[@killer92173]

What i like about the climaxes to many great Disney films is that when the hero fights the main villain, the villains usually reveal their TRUE colors, making the tensions much higher. With Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty, She reveals the extent of her true powers by turning into a powerful dragon! With Gaston from Beauty and the Beast, his hair is losen making him look more beast-like throughout the battle with Beast, and then here Ratigan finally snaps after trying to keep his anger at bay throughout the movie, revealing Ratigan to be a blood-hungry savage rat where the only thing he wants now is to kill Basil in cold blood with his bare hands! This completely throws the viewer off and it makes the tensions really high cuz we never see this side of the villain before and is why these battles are so great!!

[@codyhoskins1319]

That is something I've noticed least of all in John Musker and Ron Clements' films, which Great Mouse Detective is one of. The others they've done like Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and Hercules have the same kind of villains who act smooth and comical with their schemes and mannerisms until about they finally lose it and undergo a more monstrous transformation, like Jafar turning into the scary cackling maniac, the cobra, and the genie, Ursula into a demonic giant, Hades with all his fiery tantrums, and of course Ratigan here with his more animalistic look as a rat. That is a strong note to leave them on that breaks the surface of their calm conniving demeanors and shows them for the monsters they really are, showing the duality of human nature.

[@lunerblade13]

I would say that unlike maleficnet and jafar ratigans transition was much more interesting since we see this develop over time instead of it all happening in the last act. We see how ratigan reacts to being called a rat (as we see him kill a subordinate of his in the most inhumane way possible for rodents) when he really desires to play the professional mouse persona burying his true animalistic nature. It acts as a ticking time bomb til the final act where we see it explode in feral instinctive fury.

[@pinkishhaven5158]

Sadly we lost this charm in the new movies

[@elenamendez7368]

What about cruella de vil? Throughout the film she looks debonair. But during the car chase, she shows her true colors. After her car fell under the bridge and she reve it up and crashed into a tree and shows her insanity to kill the puppies.

[@katiemurphy4371]

if i was on the great mouse detective movie i could save Basil from big fat coward ratigan and arrest him and locked him up in jail and basil kissed me

[@PyroGothNerd]

I swear, this is one of Disney's darkest animated films ever. And they were worried Nightmare Before Christmas would scare kids? Ha!

[@HolderofSalvation]

+PyroGothNerd Hunchback of Notre Dame is definitely the darkest, but this is probably high up on the list too.

[@AngelGonzalez-st9jv]

hunch back of Notre dam is darker

[@PyroGothNerd]

Angel Gonzalez And how many people died in Hunchback? Not many. Plus, compared to the book it's a light-hearted romp.

[@vinceniederman3235]

+Epitome of Destruction I Don't Think This is Dark Unlike The Black Cauldron But I Do Agree About The Hunchback Of Notre Dame Being Very Dark!

[@iug5672]

For a disney music of the 90's with kid friendly animation and songs,it was pretty dark(Hunchback of Notre Dame).

[@HenryvKeiper]

I always loved this scene as a kid, but I appreciate it all the more as an adult because of all the subtle nuances I can find. For example, how Ratigan becomes so enraged at Basil that he becomes feral. It's fitting, because it was the one difference between him and Basil: both were masterminds in their own right, with high intelligence, but Basil was civilized whereas Ratigan was evil, and here we see that inside, he truly is an animal. Then there's the part where Basil rings the bell, just before Big Ben strikes. Throughout the movie, whenever Ratigan rung the bell, it signaled someone's death. Now here, it signals his own death.

[@SankaJonesCreations]

Ratigan was animated by the great Glen Keane, who before this, animated the Bear from The Fox and the Hound, and later Tarzan. And his work on Ratigan in this movie, and this scene in particular, is just _incredible._ O_O

[@whowiseedet]

+Sanka Jones He did the Beast from Beauty and the Beast too. You can tell in the design of the jaw especially.

[@SankaJonesCreations]

Thomas DaSilva Oh yeah! I don't know why I forgot about that.. but I can definitely see it here. Even the way Ratigan looks when he goes after Basil is eerily similar to the Beast.

[@bellamovie2]

That's right! Glenn Keane is an amazing animator and I love his work as a Disney character animator😍

[@snakestaffmagic4499]

When the bear whacks tod down the waterfall I sometimes wondered if this was another "re-use animation" caae but I never watched the scenes back to back. I guess their just similar

[@phantom12321800]

The sound design in this movie has a tactile nature that stands out to me. I think part of it is the fact the film is not afraid to have big sequences without music. Also there's a nostalgia element as I watched this until the VHS wore out as a kid.

[@Interestingenough4]

Gotta love how it suddenly goes from being a raging thunderstorm to clearing up as soon as Ratigan falls off the clocktower.

[@edwardboland8957]

I guess good things happen when evil people die.

[@jmsg_PR]

Wow that’s an awesome detail!!!

[@CBright7831]

@@jmsg_PR - It happens a lot in Disney movies. Beauty and The Beast (another raging thunderstorm) and The Lion King (fire) are two other examples, and that's right off the top of my head.

[@ImperialKnight770]

Ratigan just had a Jekyll/Hyde transformation.

[@ashonlewis9353]

Yep

[@jameycrazy226]

But how did he turn Jekyll and Hyde if he was evil the whole time? XD

[@ludonymous526]

@@jameycrazy226 Well, in the movie, Ratigan is at first a charismatic criminal mastermind with a smarmy intellectual attitude, but when he just goes wild he becomes an absolutely bloodthirsty psychopath.

[@jameycrazy226]

@@ludonymous526 makes sense

[@samanthacoutts4678]

OMG yes!

[@Javert2012]

Ratigan is perhaps the sole Disney villain who managed to be hammy for most of the film, to the point of being ridiculous and disposable, and ultimately snaps to become a berserker the likes of Shan Yu (Mulan) and Frollo (Hunchback of Notrr-Dame)😮😲

[@TrashTVTreasures]

Traumatic when I was 5. Traumatic when I’m 35. Great movie.

[@SwordsmanMercenary]

I wouldn't call this a fight, more like a beating

[@PixarShark]

+SwordsmanMercenary Good point. O_O

[@Eric_1991]

An ass whoopin

[@brendanforester4601]

Just a shame that Basil wasn't a master of Bartitsu, like his human counterpart.

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Nah! Ratigan scratched Basil out.

[@BenjaminGessel]

Ratigan is on steroids... 😂🤣😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂

[@Eric_1991]

Highly underrated Disney movie! ❤️

[@Gnomelander1400]

David Clinton And the worlds greatest criminal mind He’s an underrated villain

[@TrashTVTreasures]

Top 3 for sure

[@Lex60]

Funny that Ratigan wanted to keep the composure and fight and beat Basil in a battle of intellects. At the end was the savage rat what he tried so hard to keep under covers what gave him the victory. His expression of "WHY THE HELL I DIDN'T JUST KILL HIM WITH MY CLAWS FROM THE START?!" after Basil fall was priceless.

[@claytonyoung9941]

I have been waiting my whole life for a moment to scream in absolutely ecstasy “I’VE WON!” Like Ratigan did. It’s too good for winning at a video game or something like that, it has to be reserved for a moment when you’re absolutely 100% certain you’ve made it

[@aliviajulfarinda677]

Don't forget to include the evil laugh as well 😂

[@orgixvi3]

I absolutely love this climax. You get hints throughout the film of the sheer seething rage that ratigan keeps below the surface, up until this moment where he has nothing left but the primal need to slaughter his prey and he finally snaps.

[@daisypuddings3269]

ratigans eyes near the beginning...bro,that was terrorizing

[@jediskunk67]

The part where Ratigan reveals the true animal he really is!

[@elijahbegay8188]

R.I.P. Vincent Price “The Master of Terror!” (1911-1993)

[@travisw271]

If you think about it this is Ratigans true form. The whole movie he strives to keep his inner monster suppressed to convince himself and others he is a classy gentleman mouse and not an average rat. Every thing before was just a facade.

[@sebastianlloret9441]

0:06 when someone goes for the last slice of pizza .

[@deadanimasher678]

So true XD

[@thatguyman6044]

Lol so funny

[@jetnight88]

This freaks me out when they zoom in his eyes and he is running on the clocks 😱

[@loganbaxter4685]

Ratigan’s death was really well planned, given you never actually see him die. By never showing his death, Disney left a fairly open ending that easily allows the storyline to continue should a second movie be made. It helps that he’s a rat, an animal capable of surviving huge falls. It’s almost like when Palpatine fell in the Death Star, it leaves room to revive the villain.

[@Sonicphantom47]

except Palpatine did die and was only revived by cloning

[@lufsolitaire5351]

Is Rattigan supposed to be Moriarty

[@Silverlightbird]

Yep definetly. Basil=Holmes, Rattigan=Moriarty, Big Ben=Reichenbach Falls

[@JackDavidson-ot4lx]

Rats can survive falls upto 15m Big Ben is 96m So Ratigan would be dead

[@LiquidGhost100]

I’m sorry, but, no. Palpatine should’ve stayed dead and Ratigan should do the same thing. Writers these days need to come up with better stuff. One of the reasons I can’t bother with newer Disney.

[@AbbRunner]

Yep. Ratigan's a rat. Unfortunately, this is actual wild rat behavior. Wild rat groups will attack cats and possibly even kill them.

[@Interestingenough4]

AbbRunner Cats? You mean mice?

[@AbbRunner]

Interestingenough4 No, I mean cats.

[@Interestingenough4]

Oh, I thought you were referring to Ratigan attacking Basil, because rats often do attack or even prey on mice in the wild.

[@danialnassirnia1645]

+AbbRunner OH jeeeeez, those pooooooor cats. They never do nothin to nobodddddy. How could rats be so cruel.

[@AbbRunner]

Danial Nassirnia Eyup. I hate rats! But Fancy Rats actually make very good pets.

[@stephvandykeozzy]

I've always liked the part when Ratigan slashes Basil. It seems and sounds that it would've really hurt him but I just think that was a cool idea to have the protagonist injured, and how Basil manages to use his strength while he clings onto the edge of the hour hand. It shows how strong he is. But Vincent Price though, he's GREAT!

[@TsWade2]

2:00 Ratigan: If I have to die, you will die with me!

[@essenceofsean2527]

0:20 is so intense. I always felt Basil saw this side of Ratigan before tho

[@Joseph-cw5cw]

if you were wondering, no. Basil did not die, Ratigan did tho, the reason Basil survived is cuz he used that machine he held to get back up

[@singalingalongaling]

#bestchannelever Ratigan may have survived that fall because in real life, rats can survive great falls.

[@SJHFoto]

@@singalingalongaling I don't think he was supposed to here. It was an homage to the Sherlock Holmes/Mortiarity duel on Reichenbach Falls in the Empty House

[@singalingalongaling]

SJHFoto Well, maybe you are right. I never thought of that.

[@kikoy11]

Jœ where did that machine come from

[@crylittlesister6377]

Well yeah I mean it is a Disney movie...

[@truearea53]

IK that Ratigan is evil, but this scene is so bloody epic that it gives me goosebumps XD

[@AleRespite]

0:13 As a kid, I never appreciated this great animation.

[@WillRennar]

1:56 - Ask not for whom the bell tolls, Ratigan. It tolls for thee.

[@jmsg_PR]

WillRennar Uffff those words remind me of the Grim adventures of Billy n Mandy

[@tylerellis3373]

The old Disney moves are honestly some of the best made. The characters, the story, Ratigan here is seen as a very smart conniving guy. But when it comes to it, he’s just an evil rat. He’s out for blood, he’s out to kill. This scared me as a kid because of the mad scary look on his face, SCARY

[@eggmannega6895]

"Frank, can you make it sound like he's gargling blood?"

[@whiterosevideos453]

This actually goes really well with "And He Shall Smite the Wicked" from Hunchback of Notre Dame!

[@okaminess]

You are soooo right. It does!!!! XD

[@singalingalongaling]

Onyx Opteryx Ratigan may have survived that fall since in real life, rats can survive great falls.

[@garthdavis2502]

This and the scenes from Snow White, Beauty and the Beast and Atlantis.

[@garthdavis2502]

@@singalingalongaling Well, he did appear in an episode of House Of Mouse, so that counts.

[@singalingalongaling]

Garth Davis I read about that and saw a picture of that on Disney wiki where he tries to set a cheese trap for Basil and Dawson in the House of Mouse. But I don’t think House of Mouse is canon to Disney movies.

[@superjackster0165]

The best clinax in any Disney movie

[@brownjordan0523]

Disney doesn't make intimidating villains like they used to.

[@denisgauthier9191]

Basil should’ve said “You may have won the battle, Ratigan, but you lost the war.”

[@Lukewarriorcats2]

1:42 ratigan last words ‘’I’ve won” Wow

[@robbyosborne9708]

I watched this movie last night. I always enjoy watching it. I don't understand why it's so underrated.

[@RenzDavis]

Ratigan just snapped. Full on beast mode.

[@vinceniederman3235]

The Way Ratigan's Claws Come Out is So Creepy But He's Still One of My Favorite Disney Villains LOL!

[@vinceniederman3235]

Vincent Price Should Had Won The Anne Award For Voice Acting In His Role As Ratigan!

[@GuardianKyle]

Gosh I miss the old hand drawn art..

[@TheEmoInkling1884]

The fear on basils face as he was falling, getting punched, and clawed

[@naly202]

When I first saw the movie, I hated Ratigan so much. Freaked me out. Turned out many years later I absolutely love the actor who voiced him.

[@meganprime5243]

1:47 On the contrary, the game’s not over yet!

[@TrashTVTreasures]

Keep in mind, this movie is rated G

[@themoshpit8341]

Back then rated G meant badass. Now everything is so censored a rated r movie is like a fucking pg movie

[@mphlohi]

So was True Grit

[@emmanuelelozano]

When disney had their dark moments 😍

[@haidynsworld3820]

Ratigan actually had a very good plan all things considered but in the end his Cockiness eventually led to his downfall

[@JaimeMartinez-iy8wb]

the logic that Basil survives the scratches Ratigan gave him :¤

[@MightyGreenLantern17]

Either Ratigan was really weak or Basil really knew how to take a hit. I heard in martial arts, if you move with a strike it does less damage. Maybe that's what Basil did

[@thecoolestmrprogangster]

Nah it’s just plot armor

[@thegolditchy6584]

Vincent price is a legend

[@thegolditchy6584]

Surely Vincent price shall be missed, he's in heaven.

[@davidstone281]

Between the flawless animation of Glen Keane and the phenomenal acting of Vincent Price, Ratigan is without a doubt one of the greatest Disney Villains. That laugh at 1:43 is cosmic it's so good!!!

[@DXCProductions]

watch in slow motion - at 1:16 Ratigans fingers literally claw down inside Basil's eye sockets!!!!

[@juanrisa945]

Question: What's a Disney Villain's biggest danger? Answer: Gravity.

[@j.h.alarte9935]

don't tell Professor Ratigan a rat when he is really a rat

[@StephenLuke]

I love the live action rain.

[@paleface171]

When it comes to villainous breakdowns Ratigan's is one of the best ones old Disney came up with. A Doctor Jekyll to Mr. Hyde. (Long paragraphs incoming.) When we first meet Ratigan we see what kind of a character he is. He is intimidating to those around him, charismatic, and confident in his plans. He would think up a scheme then have his men complete it, gathering uniforms, to parts for a doll version of the Queen. He doesn't like getting his hands dirty. He does however like to make sure everyone knows how great he is, and that it was HIS idea being put into action. The executions he had for Basil and Dawson at the lair for instance. Ratigan: "I am such a genius I didn't know which to choose, so I decided to use them all." However despite his confident appearance he is also very concerned about how others see him. Despite being a rat he hates being referred to as a rat. He sees it as an insult and has sudden outbursts or simply kills those who who state the fact he is a rat. Ratigan has a little more restraint when Basil calls him one. I think that despite how much he hates Basil and will easily overpower him, Ratigan would rather use his wit and not his strength. To beat his hated foe. Now for the Jekyll to Hyde change. Ratigan like everyone else has a monster chained up at all times that loves a chance to be violent and ruthless. Ratigan "unlocked it's chains" on the airship when Fidget suggested lightening the load, and Ratigan responds by throwing him overboard instead of Olivia (a logical choice). This causes the Big Ben scene, Ratigan doesn't like to get his hands dirty but he is willing to do so now, using more direct methods to solve his problems. At some point when Basil jams Ratigan's cloak into the gears and saves Olivia and escapes Ratigan had enough and releases the monster he has kept chained up all this time. His physical look changes to match the monster. As he climbs up the gears he no longer cares about his expensive clothes, which are torn as he scurries up the gears, he no longer has a plan to use his wit to beat Basil, just strength. The final change is when his claws appear. He is no longer a large, clever "mouse" he is what he always was, a rat. a 180 character shift and that's why I like it so much.

[@mediakira6621]

Just noticed his last words and last laugh are recycled from earlier in the film when he captures Basil.

[@MightyGreenLantern17]

It's funny. Ratigan hit Basil 8 times without much evidence of damage. Either Ratigan was really weak, or Basil really knew how to take a hit

[@beastwarsFTW]

Considering the self destructive stuff Basil does and how easily Ratigan throws mice around, it's probably Basil being tough.

[@MightyGreenLantern17]

@@beastwarsFTW agreed

[@pinkishhaven5158]

I hate that nowadays they can't show villains like this because it's too "violent"

[@thefnafpurplegirlashrenama9294]

My Brother And I Remember Watching The Great Mouse Detective When We Were Both Still Little It's Amazing

[@rickymay4096]

0:08 Unleash the Beast!

[@IlluminionDev]

0:06 I'M TRIGGERED

[@jinhunterslay1638]

*THIS!* is how you do a boss fight for Assassin's Creed: Syndicate Ubisoft!!! (though, I like the rest of the game)

[@Jazzeinberg]

Ratigan great vilain, great reference to the British literature, Jekyll and Hyde when he transforms in the animal rat, Dracula for the way he is dressed, Jack the ripper for the hat though.. and also the fact that Basil is named basil might refer to The Picture of Dorian Gray when Dorian kills Basil, but then again I may go too far ^^

[@polterglitch9615]

All my favourite things 😂

[@luigi1456]

Also Moriarty

[@mandomerc-ke7mm]

Back when Disney movies were epic with evil villians fighting the hero in the climax.

[@AntonioWolfpack]

I went through the whole movie thinking Rattigan was a mouse he was so persistent. So when I saw him turn into the rat in this scene I was like ooohh shiiit. My sis would say look he is turning into a rat! As he climbed up the stairs

[@jonathancarlson6127]

You don't Vincent Price without him showing why he's a horror icon.

[@jamaljames9331]

0:08 In the entire movie, Ratigan was containing himself and trying to keep his cool by appearing calm, charming and calculating! But that moment he finally snaps his true monstrous self unleashes!

[@ErichGrooms1]

*Plays The Encounter from Kingdom Hearts 2* Information: Help Basil to defeat Ratigan.

[@user-ib2lo3ud8f]

Ratigan and Basil fighting is exactly how I expect my battle with my coworkers to play out 😅😅

[@excitablepack7076]

R.I.P Vincent Price 😔

[@joannemacarthur4875]

I love the ACD references I missed as a child. The rain to acknowledge how Sherlock falls to his “death” over the Reichenbach falls; the silhouette of Sherlock playing the violin in the opening scene. Love it!

[@DivineAtheistWannabe]

Ratigan : Now fall to your DOOM! Hahahaha Basil: no u

[@caseyhandy3755]

Rip Vincent price the voice of professor Ratigan from the great mouse detective 1986 rest in peace 🙏 🪦.

[@cutlefish7781]

Hickory Dickory Dock in a nutshell

[@davidserna1420]

i'll keep Ratigan in number 8 spot on the top 10 greatest villian deaths

[@vinceniederman3235]

+David Serna Ratigan is My 2nd Favorite Disney Villain On my List!

[@zarachastellaris9016]

Vincent Price really enjoyed this role

[@vashthestampede11]

The entire film Ratigan is on the verge of a breakdown. Every time he's disrespected, he has to use every single fiber of his being to not just explode, and it comes through a few times earlier (I AM NOT A RAT!). But this was it for him. Basil had outwitted and outmaneuvered him at every turn, and he realized the only way to kill Basil was some good old fashioned braun, becoming exactly what Basil called him the entire film.

[@IamTheWarriorGirl]

I Like Basil Of Baker Street He Smart

[@Professorrob2k24]

Looks like civility goes out the window wit ratigan lol

[@maskedhero6425]

The riechenbach falls confrontation of the Sherlock Holmes and Proffessor James Moriarty of the mouseworld...still one of my favorite scenes.

[@purplemind93]

That was powerful! but he actually lost his cloak among the clock mashinery and yet he wears it again seconds later *party pooper*

[@melissabrooks1392]

No one ever gloats as hard as Ratigan

[@thomashaeyen6942]

[[1:17 Wow OUCH THAT HURTS.😹😹😹 i love ratigan in full beast mode

[@ki-pattao9030]

Ratigan is out of time for his death, That rings a bell for him.

[@kylestubbs8867]

Does Basil survive that fall?

[@gman7333]

Kyle Stubbs yup

[@bellamovie2]

Yes he does 😉👍🏻

[@AbbRunner]

bellamovie2 How?

[@emperorrnugget1848]

I think he's talking about how basil survived falling on the hand of the clock.

[@trev6349]

+AbbRunner He used the Petaling thing to petal back up to the tower and fly

[@RandomRyan]

0:59 Why does that sound so much like Tai Lungs scream from King Fu Panda?

[@pepsidude8919]

This is one of my favorite scenes from Disney's "The Great Mouse Detective" and I even have this movie on both VHS and DVD too!

[@Alex_Thegachacreator]

I foreal love basils outfit even without the hat and it teard up

[@sweetcinnamonpnchkin]

Funny how both Redwall and GMD came out same year; both featuring a mouse vs rat, set in Europe, and the Rat dies due to a bell.

[@lindseywannemacher9040]

Love this movie! Ratigan is definitely up there on my fav Disney villains list. Vincent Price is amazing in this role!

[@TheHeartlessHero]

Because back in the day, Disney wasn't catoring to 3 year olds... Back then, it was ACTUALLY for the whole family...

[@halfmettlealchemist8076]

More movies need villains who are willing to go, “you know what, fuck it, I’m just gonna beat you to death” when the hero stops their evil plan

[@ianfortuna9385]

This scared me silly as a kid

[@MightyGreenLantern17]

Me too