Lady and the Tramp - Movie Reaction

But or Rent - Lady and the Tramp - • Lady and the Tramp
Fall in love with Walt Disney’s Beloved Classic, Lady And The Tramp! Experience the thrilling adventures of Lady, a lovingly pampered cocker spaniel, and Tramp, a freewheeling mutt with a heart of gold. This heartwarming tale now charms a new generation of families and fans with its exquisite animation, unforgettable songs and one of the greatest love stories of all time. This is the night to share a special bella notte with your family and introduce them to this timeless classic.
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[@DanGamingFan2846]

Jock and Trusty were actually being really sweet in that scene where she came home from the pound. In those days if a woman had had those sorts of experiences she would have been seen as 'damaged goods' especially if she was pregnant. They are offering a platonic marriage type arrangement in order to provide for her and protect her reputation.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Oh was Lady pregnant there?

[@Danisachan]

​@@RedRoseSeptember22 Noooo, 😂they were just trying to protect her reputation!

[@DelGuy03]

Yes, a lady staying out all night with a man is Scandalous! So the boys are stepping up to offer her marriage, to save her reputation. One of those things that would entirely go over the heads of the kids watching, but would amuse the parents.

[@alyssabullock6421]

@@Danisachan Actually, a lot of people believe she was pregnant. That's a reason they offered to marry her, so she wouldn't have to be a single mother. Tramp got her pregnant on the night they shared spaghetti. Edit: This is further supported by the fact she has pups at the end, but Trusty is still healing his hurt leg. Her litter came shortly after they saved Tramp, indicating she got pregnant very recently and not far into the future.

[@Danisachan]

@@alyssabullock6421 That could actually be true. But the puppies also just got have happened really fast. The thing is, I don't think that Lady OR Trump were the sort to have an 'affair' or smth at at time. I still believe it has more to do with this old-fashioned notion of being 'tainted' if you experienced what Lady experienced, in that part of town. (And the baby is awfully grown-up at the end of the movie too)

[@faketohma]

Aunt Sara yells at Lady to leave and practically slams the door on her. The baby immediately starts crying. Aunt Sara's reaction: Did that big mean dog frighten you? ME: No, you did! the kid was quiet till you started making a racket! God, I always hated her so much

[@mevb]

Aunt Sarah isn't really a villain, just antagonistic. She's just a cat person who is a bit strict and believes that a dog shouldn't mix with a baby. Also she wrongly believed that her cats Si and Am got hurt by Lady so that was the reason for muzzle her. Also, she redeemed herself by sending a box of doggie treats as an apology for treating the dogs wrong.

[@LocalMaple]

Fun fact: the opening was based on Walt’s real life. He got his wife a puppy in a hat box, and she hated the idea of him getting her another hat. Until she opened it.

[@StoryMing]

Yes, Jock and Trusty were offering to marry Lady. As this is a family movie, they do not make it obvious, but Tramp got her in trouble in more ways than just getting temporarily caught by the pound, during their night out. Hence her friends' proposals; and hence the litter of puppies at the end of the movie. --Also, I think the original intention was for Trusty to die, but in the end they decided not to.

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

So,tramp got lady pregnant during there night out? Or did something happen while she was at the pound?

[@henryJBonaparte]

​@astawesth-kristensen972 Actually it was Disney himself who disliked the "Death" of Trusty... As he had killed of Bambi's mom just a couple of years before. He didn't want an another loved cartoon characters death on his conscience.

[@s_ha2084]

i think it was implied that the rat was diseased, possibly rabies or something else. which is why it wanted to attack the baby. also i always thought it was cool that to lady, the owners names are “jim dear” and “darling” since that what she always hears them referring to each other as

[@ashleyh7073]

Fun fact!! Small rodents including rats, cant pass rabies to us. Their body temperatures arent right for it. However, rats definitely did pass other diseases to children by biting them in that time.

[@BoxOKittens]

This was basically the dog equivalent of a teen girl falling for a 'bad boy' and then he knocks her up and gets her arrested. Especially back in the time this film was made, that would be a huge shame on the poor girl. As others have commented, the two friend dogs have offered a platonic marriage to her to essentially save her honor and give her and the future pups a guaranteed home.

[@SpacialRend7]

It’s thanks to animator, Frank Thomas that the entire spaghetti scene was animated. We wouldn’t have this wonderful moment if it weren’t for his persistence. He alone proved to Walt Disney that the famous scene in Lady and the Tramp would turn out great and thank goodness Frank nailed it from start to finish!

[@joshuaminke6629]

animated spaghetti, in an animated film? WOW shocking.... what else would it be lol 🤣🤣

[@mevb]

Yeah, Walt thought it would look silly with dogs eating spaghetti and it wouldn't be romantic but Thomas proved him wrong and when he showed Walt it, he liked it and the scene stayed in the film.

[@mjpilot4439]

Rats have rabies and can really harm a baby, especially in that time period; the baby wouldn't survive this

[@Lupirio23]

I could only imagine what numerous bites and scratches would do to an infant, if the rat senses the babies inability to defend itself...

[@ashleyh7073]

Rats and small rodents cant pass rabies to humans actually! Their body temp isnt right for it. But they can pass other diseases when sick rats bite babies, and just infection in general 😢

[@gugurupurasudaikirai7620]

Peggy Lee, who played Darling in this, was a big time singer at the time. It's considered the first time an animated movie used a superstar voice. That dog Peg in the pound is somewhat of a parody of her. She later sued Disney (and won) for a cut of the profits from the video sales of this movie.

[@marcmcdonnell6586]

23:13 JV, Lady is a cocker spaniel and they were used by game bird hunters to hunt down woodcock birds.

[@gugurupurasudaikirai7620]

This was the last of the 100% truly classically hand drawn Disney animated movies. They started experimenting with xerography in their next movie, Sleeping Beauty, and switched to that entirely starting with 101 Dalmatians.

[@mevb]

They experimented with it during the battle between Philip and Maleficent.

[@Amused_Comfort_Inc]

I used to watch the behind the scenes on VHS as a kid and thought the actress for the siamese cats was so enchanting 😅 I always related to Lady in a weird way, from being the baby of my family, when it was time to grow up i thought i did something wrong lol her "but shes never called me that, before" makes me tear up everytime 😂 Also, also, also, that page dog song in the shelter is so fire lol her voice is like butter

[@KB-tg7pf]

You just jogged a memory of mine! My dad used to say "promise you'll never grow up and be too big to sit in my lap" or something, and I used to laugh and wonder why he was so worried about that, until the day I did feel too big for it and I felt so bad! I think I was about 5-ish? I don't know, but I remember feeling like, "wow, I did get too big."

[@Lupirio23]

Darling and Jim Dear would be named such because they only ever refer to each other as such; and so Lady has no other reference to their names. Perhaps if they had kids or were housing an older relative would Lady ever be given context to other names huehue.

[@curtisashby768]

This movie is a TRUE DISNEY CLASSIC! The Spaghetti scene is the beloved scene in the movie!

[@DelGuy03]

The story is set in 1909 -- a time when horse-drawn vehicles are gradually on the way out, streets are paved with cobblestones, gaslight is still common, and telephones are brand new. Your comparison with 101 Dalmatians is interesting. That movie represented a radically new style of animation at the time, different from anything Disney had done before -- and not everybody was on board with it right away, it was so unlike the traditional style that people (even animators) were used to. Lady and the Tramp is of course a perfect example of that old-school animation at its prettiest. Sleeping Beauty, if you react to it, is a bit different from both: the painter who was its visual supervisor enforced an angular squared-off medieval style that I like very much -- it doesn't look like any other Disney film.

[@Demondragonkinggav]

Not sure if anyone mentioned this; but the rat could bite the baby and give it a very bad disease.

[@KindredKeepsake]

Those Italian cooks are the real MVP's of the movie. They shipped a dog-couple enough to make them a 5-star meal. How wholesome is that?!

[@FarmHandJoe]

2:55 Yes, they did do a remake. It was one of the first Disney+ Original films from 2019.

[@liamisaac1152]

Haha I remember when we first got my dog. She was just a 3 month old pup and she too wanted to sleep on the bed with me. She cried and cried, but mom didn’t want her on my bed though. I felt so bad I ended up sleeping on the floor with her and she quieted down.

[@KERRYPIKE]

Lady and the Tramp is a great romantic movie.

[@BeAuTyLoVe17]

There's actually a direct to VHS sequel to this movie, I liked it a lot. The remake for this one is decent too, tho I'm often not a big fan of the remakes. Hah about the humans names I think it's kind of endearing that the owners call each other Darling and Jim Dear so much that from Lady's perspective that is their full names 😄

[@Demondragonkinggav]

If you ever watch Sleeping Beauty you will recognize Merryweather, The Blue Fairy as the same voice/actress who played Lady in this movie. Merryweather and Malificent are my favorite characters in Sleeping Beauty.

[@Mikezilla103]

I loved this Movie as a Kid. i need to rewatch this Classic Disney Movie. ^^

[@vicegamer6944]

I love this movie! I had it on vhs and I’m glad to have it on digital! This bought back a lot of nice childhood memories of this film!

[@mevb]

Trusty was meant to die at the end but Walt Disney remembered how kids reacted to Bambi's mom's death and therefore changed the ending, so he survived instead.

[@alicedelgado955]

killing domestic animals was never okay with Disney, but wildlife is A-ok!

[@Dej24601]

Based on the clothing styles and vehicles, the time setting in pre-WW1, probably between 1910 and 1915. Wall telephones had started to be available in upper and middle upper homes, like Lady’s family.

[@curtisbolen2076]

A rat can easily kill a baby. They also carry disease that can transmit to the baby. All it takes is biting and chewing.

[@jarekmiller4337]

29:24-29:37 - Totally agree. Tramp had to learn the hard way that being reckless with Lady wasn’t a smart thing to do as Lady wasn’t very equipped to do what he did on the streets. It also provides the message that a relationship requires to watch your closed partner no matter what and don’t get her into trouble or else you will get rejected.

[@staciepoole8161]

This one is a favorite! I can’t help but sing along with most of the songs, especially with Peg “He’s a Tramp”

[@circle_carrot456]

Did you not know that there is "Lady And The Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure"

[@PuccaLover15]

If you watch one of the behind the scenes videos, it shows the actors voicing the characters. The scene when the dogs are howling their ad song in the pound, the men who were providing the voices started cracking up when they were done. They knew it was supposed to be a very sad, somber scene, but they just could not help themselves. Just these 3 or 4 guys, using different baritones, doing this sad pitiful howl song.🤣🤣

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

The song the dogs are howling, for those who don't recognize it, is a very popular song called "Home, Sweet Home" by Henry Bishop and John Howard Payne, derived from the 1923 opera, *Clari, or the Maid of Milan.* Its opening lyrics are these: "Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home." It's referenced in *The Wizard of Oz* (1939) and in Rodgers & Hammerstein's *The King and I* (1956), and I think it would have been recognized by most people at the time *Lady and the Tramp* was made.

[@KB-tg7pf]

I heard somewhere that the original plan was for Trusty to die, but people threw such a fit, they didn't even care about the happy ending, so they brought him back. 😅

[@animeandgames6397]

Next you should watch lady and the tramp 2, scamps adventure. It's honestly one of the best movie sequels i've seen.

[@DulceReposa]

What I like about not showing the human faces and heads a lot is the fact it gives you a dogs perspective, all they can see if their bottom portions. It’s a great idea for that too

[@nathancruz9172]

Fun fact: this is the first letterbox scope aspect ratio.

[@doctor-aesthetic]

A few other people have said it, but rats, especially a wild one that size, would be really dangerous to have alone with an unprotected baby for many reasons. Even if the crib was toppled, Tramp was a hero.

[@anayasalvador9976]

My childhood

[@jlerrickson]

Such a sweet movie with some pretty dirty undertones. I hope you'll share Homeward Bound with us some day, but thank you for this one!

[@JordanCesaroni93]

Such a classic ❤

[@user-vt8kz1ll7b]

Rats have been known to nibble on the flesh of living (often asleep) or wounded people.

[@psychokitty71]

The movie is set in 1909, so it's during the transition time before and after new technologies were introduced like cars and electricity. Rats back in those days were considered disease carriers, not to mention the physical threat of the rat to the baby. I get that Aunt Sarah wasn't a dog person, but people who own cats are not usually that blind to how much trouble a cat can get into. Especially with curtains shredded from some high up and some of the other damage they did. A dog literally wouldn't be physically capable of such things. Not to mention, most cats would have been more of a deterrent to the rat than a dog would be. There are a number of flaws in the movie when it comes to the animals, but it's still a classic movie with a lot to offer.

[@angelicanewton2458]

I love this movie! I actually have the snowglobe with this scene in it, where they eat the spaghetti.😊

[@Topcat115]

There is a live action version to that movie if you want to check it out.

[@ionryful]

I'm surprised, it was actually pretty decent.

[@LocalMaple]

It didn’t add/expand enough for me.

[@serenitytoepper]

Please I'd love too see homeward bound.

[@MissFlow]

The whole thing with the baby is interesting, since people do tend to make the choice of getting rid of their dog once a baby comes into play. Dogs are social creatures, like wolfs, and are very focused on the role of each individual in a group. A new member in said group means a 'shift' in the ranking order so to speak. This can be problematic and even dangerous. Dogs practically see babies as competition and if not supervised properly this can lead to disasterous outcomes, where all parties lose. This is spoken very generally of course and in most cases it goes just fine. But it does explain the stories where dogs who are normally so kind and loving, suddenly attack a baby/toddler when not watched. (plus the gigantic language barrier between dogs and babies. Dogs never attack out of the blue and have given several hints and warning signs beforehand. If you don't pick these up in time the dog snaps and the result is a nightmare) I can't stress it enough: never éver let your dog with your child unsupervised. It only has to go wrong 1 time.

[@d.-_-.b]

Widescreen cinemascope was just coming out and this was the first animated film that would be in that format, except not enough venues were equipped for it so Walt had them do it in both formats, and the regular Academy ratio format involved the layout artists restructuring key scenes when characters were on the edges of the screen. Cinemascope presented additional problems for the animators: the expansion of space created more realism but gave fewer closeups. Longer takes become necessary since constant jump-cutting would seem too busy or annoying. Animators had to remember that they had to move their characters across a background instead of the background passing behind them. Yet the animators overcame these obstacles during the action scenes, such as Tramp killing the rat.

[@Kiraiko44]

The humans aren't actually named Jim Dear and Darling, that's just what they call one another so that's all Lady knows them by lol also the movie is set in 1909, I figured the late 1800s or early 1900s but looked it up to be sure

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

I love this one - there's something so gentle about it.

[@invadertifxiii]

the pound scene will always make me cry

[@firechar2722]

Have you watched disney's The Sword in the Stone yet? Another classic movie

[@mevb]

The time period is set in the early 20:th century. The town is based on Marceline, Missouri where Walt Disney grew up in his early years before his family moved to Kansas City.

[@MarySaeba92]

Definitely in my top 5. I relate so much with the 'Only for tonight' scene! And their 'kiss' is one of my favourite ever.

[@nicolasribeirodossantos6082]

Disney's first movie under Buena Vista!

[@monsterhighandbarbiefan]

i noticed ben 10 is currently on patreon i'm impressed and my dogs are happy this movie is dedicated to all dog breeds everywhere

[@larasemerad2605]

Tramps son Scamp. The live action lady and the tramp.

[@larstyphoon9981]

Yes!!! Finally. This is my 2nd favourite Disney animated movie after The lion king 💚

[@evancredeur7498]

You didn't seem to be surprised when Charlie fought all 4 of Carface's thugs.

[@sapientbirb7350]

I don't know about rats going after human babies, but they definitely go after baby birds, and male rats are known to eat baby rats if they are 100% sure none of them are his.

[@dahiansantiago4073]

My dad repeated stories but he was later diagnosed with dementia

[@angelinacamacho8575]

The candle was lit by gas which is why it could be turned down or off

[@curtisbolen2076]

Rats have incredibly strong teeth and they keep growing which is why they need to chew all the time to keep them worn down.

[@tovaskogstrom6287]

In Sweden the Tramp has an actual name, Lufsen. Lady and Lufsen. It doesn’t really have a meaning, just a name ☺️

[@havenjuliette8380]

Aw you should definitely watch lady and the tramp two that’s another good one

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

Aaah Disney, cultivating your childhood, demolishing your adulthood.

[@ThePinkDragon]

love this movie such a great pair

[@hiddenechoes]

I loved this one growing up

[@irvingalexissegovia4282]

Lady and the Tramp take place in 1909

[@madiganmcguinn5058]

Don't forget to watch lady and the tramp 2 one day 🎉🎉

[@evancredeur7498]

You should see Heidi's Song 1982.

[@richardzinns5676]

This was the first animated movie to be filmed in widescreen. The voice of Aunt Sarah is unmistakably Verna Felton, who also did the voices of Cinderella's fairy godmother and of Flora, one of the three good fairies in Sleeping Beauty. Incidentally, please watch Sleeping Beauty -- in my opinion Disney's greatest animated movie.

[@mevb]

And she voiced Queen of Hearts, Mrs Jumbo, The Elephant Matriarch and Winifred.

[@evancredeur7498]

30:26. 30:36 Are you KIDDING me!? You seriously don't know how deadly it is to have a rat in a baby's room?

[@melijem1775]

Lady and the tramp 2 the Adventures of scamp The Rescuers 2 down under Underdog

[@mevb]

The real controversial was that Si and Am (the siamese cats) were a racial stereotypes of Thai people.

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

If there's one thing I can't stand, other than Si and Am themselves, it's "The Siamese Cat Song". Also, I've always thought that the beaver sounded a lot like Gopher from Winnie The Pooh.

[@morgancross7715]

React to Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp’s Adventure

[@eeveefennecfox]

I will never understand why people have to get rid of their pets cause of a fucking baby,keep your pets,this shouldn't be an option at all,babies and pets should grow up together

[@kkinlicheeny]

Stereotypical Asian cats and Stereotypical Italian people. I can see why some people get offended but it's a product of its time. Back then people in America had trouble trusting immigrants.

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

Unless one is of Asian or Italian decent, people really need to be quiet when crying out racism regarding this movie. Let them decide if it's offensive or not since it's stereotypes regarding their respective cultures and races.

[@so047]

Very nuanced and clever movie. I feel it often doesn't get the recognition it deserves. I've watched all the Disney movies from Steamboat Willie to the mess of today and Lady and the Tramp has to be my all time favorite.

[@jessicajones2331]

I highly recommend you to watch peter pan 2003 its very underatted

[@jasmencolby]

Big Fan

[@TheDragiix3]

As a European I must say, Americans have started to take any stereotype, be it gender, race or country related to such an extreme level of offence that most jokes or references suddenly are being put in a negative light. I live about a 30 minute drive away from the Italian border... I feel like I see men like these cooks around every corner haha. Stereotypes are okay, we are intelligent adults who know that while stereotypes exist for a reason, they are also superficial generalisations. I'm stunned to hear Americans complain about the offensiveness of such simple jokes in an old film... Makes me wonder if they ever saw a proper malicious offence.

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

Unless you are Asian, you really have no right to speak on behalf of Asians if they find the Siamese cat twins offensive. That goes for all the liberals who point at things screaming 'racism' without even asking how said POC feel about it.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

You should watch the sequel. It's one of the better Disney sequels.

[@havenjuliette8380]

Yeah, but sometimes it’s so cute that it makes you say aw like those funny videos that you see on KZbin or AFV sometimes it’s so cute that they win the cute award that then people say they should win the awesome cute award or like it’s so cute that it always makes you say aw plus Mya Aunt Megan had Logan and Susie like as soon as Logan was out of the hospital, it was always so cute. Susie was so curious. Plus. That’s what makes them so cute together that it always makes you say. aw and that’s why dogs and babies are really good together well most of the time

[@Vixenfoot]

I love your videos! Can you also do Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure? I think you would like it. Hope you are well and having a wonderful day/night!

[@marianielsen2274]

I hope to see your reaction to lady and the tramp 2 :)

[@fawnleaver9583]

Have you ever seen any of the “Benji” movies?

[@fleurpouvior2967]

My cat is very upset with me for getting a kitten. I think she would have prefered a baby, at least they take a few months before they start pouncing on her in her sleep

[@alicedelgado955]

cats are very territorial. when my mom brought a kitten home, we thought nothing of it. we were out for the day and when we came home that night, our cat killed the kitten

[@fleurpouvior2967]

@@alicedelgado955 she's grumpy at the kitten, but nimsy gives her space, and kittums even when she does lash out, only smacks the ground or bed, and claws stay in. Her displeasure is known, but growls are respected. They have slept next to eachother in the past few days. Not touching, but only a few inches appart, and when nimsy is asleep, kittums has come to sniff her, and checks any distress noises (claw clipping required purrito). So I think there's hope. I just have to earn back kittums love

[@evancredeur7498]

Most fans were actually offended by those cats. I don't understand myself.

[@StoryMing]

Stereotype depictions of Asian [cats] as being sneaky, untrustworthy, and speaking bad broken English.

[@KindredKeepsake]

+Evan Credeur The elongated buck teeth and squinty slant eyes were a MAJOR recurring stereotype in old cartoons, particularly from Disney's anti-Japanese propaganda films. Those cats had 'em both.

[@angelinacamacho8575]

Siamese cats with an accent is racist but a Scottish terrier and bloodhound with one isn't?

[@prixe12]

Nope because they're not villains also weren't targets for violent racism

[@KirSim92]

I was always so confused why Tramp would call Lady “Pidge”; I know it’s short for Pigeon but why would be Nick name her after that bird? Lol

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Sometimes British used the word "bird" for their gf. I only know this cuz an English KZbinr would say it all the time in his gaming videos.

[@alicedelgado955]

Lady was so clueless about the world outside her home. Pigeon is another name for someone who's clueless and gullible

[@frankieboy8414]

Cad not cab.

[@BeYou-Butterfly9036]

Hey, if you want to see a great trilogy, PLEASE watch Lord of The Rings! (2001-2003). They are my all time favourite movies, they are sensational!

[@ThePinkDragon]

Dumbo snow white the princess movies

[@dcemerald70]

Great reaction! I highly recommend the sequel Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp’s Adventure as well as the live action remake. If your interested in other unknown Disney classics, I must recommend Pete’s Dragon 1977. It’s a live action with an animated dragon. 🐶🐺🍝💛🩶💘