Midnight Screenings - The Jungle Book

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Brad and Sarah review the new Disney film The Jungle Book.

[@Agent57000DM]

I saw Doug Walker's review and he said 'Red Flower' is the term used in the book. It's one of the few nods to the book.

[@RariettyC]

+Agent57000DM They used that term in the 1967 film too, though, so I'm not even sure if that would be an intentional reference to the book.

[@RiverOfWetness468]

Wow, if you didn't even recognize Idris Elba as Shere Khan, that means he did a goddamn impressive job.

[@SeanStrife]

+RiverOfWetness468 Well, Idris Elba IS a fucking awesome actor...

[@omguho]

+RiverOfWetness468 Holy shit I didn't even know. He did amazing.

[@forestspeyer95]

Two Midnights Screenings at the same time? THANKS, you are great

[@MontyPythonFanatic2]

It's really hard to tell what they're saying when you watch both at the same time though.

[@Celicagame13]

+Ser Chode I concur

[@woot000]

***** Spambots aren't as advanced as chatbots. Spambots always say the same exact thing.

[@Painocus]

With all these "dark" live-action Disney-remakes coming out.. where the hell is Hunchback of Notre-Dame? It's the only one who feels like it needs it and the German musical has already done all the work as far as plot, script and music is concerned.

[@MrPinbert]

+Painocus They wouldn't go that far, it would scare off the religious crowd.

[@lopenash]

+Painocus Musical? What's it called?

[@yupitsjessbbyx3]

MY GOD YES, and the movie became an actual musical so it's possible

[@Painocus]

lopenash: The German version is called "Disney's Der Glöckner von Notre Dame". The re-Englishified version is just called "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", but a cast recording was released not long ago with the subtitle "A New Musical based on the Victor Hugo Novel and songs from the Disney film". I think you can find it on Spotify (but I don't use that) and the CD is on Amazon.

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

I actually think I prefer this version to the animated one. Mowgli is really forging his own place in this one.

[@RockinRhinox]

I've always thought that John Goodman would make a great Baloo.

[@thomasjenkins7506]

+batlantern perfect casting, but since john goodman would be in it, it would probably be terrible. he has a habit of picking god-awful movies.

[@madgang201]

He was once. Sadly, that was a horrible straight to video movie that SOMEHOW made it into theaters. :/

[@VeryDryBones]

he was balo in jungle book 2

[@LegoManiac_101]

Geek Soup I thought that J Michael Tatum would’ve made a better Shere Khan.

[@albatross4920]

the animals call it the red flower because they're so scared of fire that they dare not speak it's real name

[@702mousie]

+Cameron Duvall could you explain why Kaa told her food it's secret origin for some reason?

[@jhettgreene8994]

+Christian Martinez Maybe she likes to play with her food?

[@jhettgreene8994]

+Christian Martinez Maybe she likes to play with her food?

[@702mousie]

+Jhett Greene How did she know his backstory?

[@jhettgreene8994]

Christian Martinez Well, in the books, Kaa was the oldest and wisest creature in the jungle. Fairly certain the same goes for here.

[@LovlyHorror]

To quote Homer Simpson, "Those crows weren't racist, the people who drew them were."

[@galiathen]

exactly.....fuck Disney

[@daesgatling1345]

Brad and Sarah for their own Disneycember. I'd watch the hell out of those videos

[@Genin99]

Fire was called the Red Flower in the book.

[@ryancox4498]

+Genin99 "Man's Red Flower" is used in the cartoon as well. That's not the point. The point is that it's weird that he knows the word "propaganda", but needs a descriptive metaphor for the idea of "fire".

[@mostmelon]

If Bill Murray was an animal, it'd probably be a bear.

[@Longshanks1690]

NO, that role is reserved for Nicholas Cage!

[@danielyoung6778]

mostmelon no I think he'd be a fox

[@wompwomp9946]

Yayyyyyyyyyyyy my favorite Midnight Screenings duo!

[@commandershepard6875]

idris elba plays the tiger. I know cause that was the only reason I wanted to gibe this movie a shot.

[@commandershepard6875]

*give

[@commandershepard6875]

***** that man is incapable of being bad in anything...

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

Yeah, he did nice job to voice as Shere Khan a tiger. He did a voice of animal in Zootopia.

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

+J Man Yeah, that is true

[@dunes8817]

Nick from Zootopia kinda looks like what Robin would look like in CG.

[@megamage911]

Yup, the pink elephants sequence is by far the best part of Dumbo, even as a kid I would usually rewind it 5 times every time I saw the movie, just because I loved it that much xD Guess I've loved trippy moments since I was young xD Same with the Heffalumps and Woozles from Winnie the Pooh! :D

[@marieandtheghostmonkey7393]

it's still better than the first live action jungle book in the 90's

[@ohedwardyeah1]

It was always a girl in the BFG, Sophie named after his granddaughter. HOW DO I KNOW THIS?

[@jeremyhallspence8730]

Fox walking around without pants, smarming everything up? I think you just described Nick from Zootopia

[@mastermarkus5307]

One of my biggest problems with Disney trying to do dark remakes (and sometimes it seems appropriate considering that books like The Jungle Book and even Bambi were a lot more dark and complex than Disney's movies) is that they can never go dark _enough_. They try for dark still but want to have their kids movie, (understandably due to that being their general audience) so they can't really have it be _that_ much more mature. They also tend to make these remakes pretty "surface-level dark", so it's not like the story or characters will actually be changed much, the mood will just be bleaker and there will be more violence.

[@RiverOfWetness468]

+Master Markus Not sure if I'm gonna feel the same way about this movie, but I think you've pretty much hit the nail on the head with the problem in general.

[@mastermarkus5307]

RiverOfWetness468 Yeah, I haven't seen the movie, and I've seen more positive reviews, so I'm going to decide for myself if this falls into that category like Maleficent and the other "dark Disney remakes".

[@mastermarkus5307]

Funny MaNn Usually those movies just end up being kind of dull and unmemorable, which isn't outright "bad" but ultimately makes a remake seem pointless or like a waste.

[@mastermarkus5307]

Funny MaNn Which movie are you talking about? I haven't seen the Jungle Book, so I've not yet judged it like this. Also, dark remakes _can_ work, but they work better if the audience you're aiming for is adults rather than children - like the Batman movie.

[@RiverOfWetness468]

Yeah, I was talking about TJB. And there is this constant pattern of movie remakes and reeboots purporting themselves as dark, but really only in the sense that they're visually darker and more violent, not in that they explore mature themes that the originals didn't touch on.

[@ToruKun1]

The King Louie musical sequence felt so awkward and empty without the other little monkeys going "Shooby-doobie-doo-wah", y'know?

[@TheRcanmeananything]

The wolf getting thrown off the cliff was simultaneously shocking (for a kids movie) and also one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

[@EmilySpiritExT]

I haven't seen this movie, but I did get to see a clip of it in a VR. I'm sure in the clip was in Mowgli's place, cause who else would the animals took too. It was in an old temple. King Louie was talking behind me. It was my first VR experience so I was in awe of how everything looked. It looked very good. My brother (who checked out the VR clip before me, told me to look behind me), I could hear him through the headset. So I looked behind me and I kinda fell/crawled onto the floor from the couch I was on. King Louie was MASSIVE! He was probably King Kong size! So I was scared by the size of him. I even crawled back from him as he keep talking. My family was laughing at me, I could hear it under Louie talking. I think I kinda laughed cause my family was laughing, but I was still scared at how massive King Louie was. An orangutan that massive is probably in a monster category somewhere.

[@trinidadbotello9906]

Wow Sarah is writing movie trailers on paper now.

[@grobanlover292]

For your information, Hufflepuffs are particularly good finders!

[@vfxfan]

Christopher Walken voicing a giant monkey and singing on top of that made the movie worth the price of admission. And I also thought that, unlike Cinderella, there was enough change in this one to make it feel like it wasn't a shot-for-shot remake of the cartoon version. A necessary movie? No. But I don't regret seeing it. My biggest problem was that if he could talk to all the animals in the jungle, then why couldn't he try politely asking the bees for some honey instead of getting stung? And on top of that, why in the FUCK didn't Nicolas Cage voice at least one of the bees?!?!?!?!!!!

[@VideoJames1019]

Not the bees!

[@Seargent363]

They established that not all animals have a language.

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

I know who's the voice of Tiger is. The voice of Tiger is Idris Elba from Pacific Rim.

[@LegoManiac_101]

Jem-Kimber-Aja-Shana eh, J Michael Tatum would’ve been a better choice.

[@dunes8817]

I found it interesting that VAs that voice Maid Marian and Lady Cluck in Robin Hood also voice the two geese in The Aristocats.

[@BobbyDrake2000]

There needs to be a TaleSpin movie.

[@ValkyrieCain123]

+Tobias Christopher Holy shit I had no idea I wanted that in my life till now.

[@Tareltonlives]

+Tobias Christopher YES! Totally bring back Bill Murray and Chirstopher Walken

[@SpencerKylo]

We need a Tales Spin movie with Bill

[@pjsmith97]

+Kylo Ren Jeremy Jahns argued the same thing

[@randalgraves6979]

I’d love a Tale Spin with this Baloo, King Louie and Shere Khan.

[@TianaSidhe]

Yay, the Brad and Sarah show!

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

I went to see the Jungle Book movie with my sister's 2 friends but she didn't go cause she couldn't. She needs a rest still because of her heart surgery. We hope my sister will go see the Jungle Book sooner after she needs rest. They used those songs from the Jungle Book original movie in a live action Jungle Book movie. Baloo was singing the Bare Necessities song and King Louie was singing I wanna be like you song. Shere Khan the tiger killed one of the wolves.

[@GermanLeftist]

First not blown away review of the movie I've yet seen.

[@squilliamdafoe4648]

Doug Walker's review is outright negative

[@JEEVES635]

+David Swerc das some gud b8

[@MrPinbert]

+Mario Quade I honestly don't know why anyone would be "blown away". I mean based on what I've seen in the trailer it's just "The Jungle Book, but now in CGI!" I could be wrong but I have literally less than zero interest in watching that movie.

[@GermanLeftist]

MrPinbert Actually, that is what blew most people away, the CGI work in this movie seems to be absolutely amazing.

[@sampagano205]

+David Swerc have you seen his stuff on Avatar the Last Airbender?

[@nicole.5346]

When you talked about the bees, I just thought of Nicholas Cage's scene in The Wicker Man "NOT THE BEES! NOT THE BEES!"

[@culwin]

I can't wait to see BFG, I always wondered about the backstory of the gun in Doom.

[@SergBeret]

Tim Burton is doing the CGI "Dumbo" last I heard. Hope it is closer to "Big Fish" in that regard with the fantastical elements.

[@dunes8817]

+Sergio Berrueta Wondering how he's going to handle the Pink Elephants On Parade scene.

[@yini3196]

+Sergio Berrueta Hopefully he doesn't half ass the movie like Alice in Wonderland.

[@mathiaskaels9541]

Probably not, since they hired Ehren Kruger to write it. You know, the guy who wrote the last four transformers movies.. Yikes

[@Isabelle-fr9dp]

+Mathias Kaels So we know it's gonna have the racist Crows but this time they'll be turned up to 11

[@ezrablock3218]

+Isabelle Rayth They couldn't make money if any of the characters were racist/interesting!

[@ConsoleWars]

Did you guys see the same movie i did? Cause it was amazing!

[@sampagano205]

Agreed. Really fun, the kids who were in the theatre were loving it, and I was really in favor of how they handled it.

[@MisterNinten]

Console Wars! I'm surprised to see you here!

[@NathanSpies]

This is probably the best Disney remake

[@mastermarkus5307]

I saw the animated Jungle Book about a year or so ago. I hardly remember the wolves. I think there was like one or two short scenes of Mogli with the wolves then they just never showed up again. Oh man, I _hated_ Dumbo as a kid. I haven't seen it for years, but I'm not sure I can take that stupid-looking overly-cutesy character.

[@Awakeandalive1]

"Yeah, I'm a dame!" I love Sarah. Her reviews are a joy to watch.

[@Awakeandalive1]

+Awakeandalive1 Also, I say this as a Jew: given that American culture turns a blind eye to Gandhi's far-more-intense anti-Semitism (he said we should commit mass-suicide for the sake of world peace because the World Wars were all our fault), pro-Hitler statements, pro-caste-system statements, anti-Islam policies and flagrant racism against blacks...I think we can give Roald Dahl a pass.

[@paradisecity0406able]

Idris Elba voices Shere Khan, just FYI

[@greenmanatee3368]

Brad’s Jim Crow impression is fucking hilarious

[@FrigginPlas]

I love Sarah! She needs to be in more reviews!

[@sagesledge2825]

There was super weird zoom effect during that final battle, and when Baloo and Bagheera are climbing the cliff, that kept throwing me off. Why did they decide to do that at all?

[@MrJans3n]

Heh, you guys basically just described Zootopia near the beginning. "See how excited the furries get" indeed.

[@Sys-Edit0r-1995]

Technically the concept of toy story is based off of Brave little toaster. In that film they talk when humans aren't around, get lost from their owner and try to get back to them. And that movie was from 1988.

[@CCTVWorldWideUK]

I honestly didn't expect much from this new Jungle Book movie. If it's good or bad, whatever. What MADE this video was you guys talking about Robin Hood, The Great Mouse Detective, and how Dumbo is your favorite animated Disney movie. I... I'm not alone... Tim Burton, don't FUCK up this remake. I wanna see CGI Jim Crows and Pink Elephants!! XD

[@LucareonVee]

Did anyone catch the "cowbell" joke in the King Louie scene?

[@chainslawterhd8904]

I did

[@29AndreG]

What cowbell joke?

[@LucareonVee]

+29AndreG There was a cowbell that Mowgli played with for a second before King Louie (Christopher Walken) showed up

[@XenretheVague]

The only question I had about this movie was who in the hell taught Mowgli about engineering, physics and construction? This kid was fucking McGuyver in this movie. How in the hell did he learn that shit? It was just way too unbelievable to me.

[@JuliaDelbel]

You're right. The CGI version of Dumbo is in fact happening.

[@Wired4Life2]

I agree with Brad about the film always feeling like a remake. It doesn't matter how good your printer is (technology/visuals), a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy is still a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy.

[@lasthavoc]

Don't forget than right before Gaston fell to his death he straight up shanked the Beast in his side and it showed blood coming out of the stab wound. Rated G!

[@QuestionMark46]

I was never really a fan of Lady and the Tramp but the hyena was hands down the best part!

[@Foxpawed]

CGI Disney's Robin Hood was basically what Zootopia was.

[@HitmonleeDeluxe]

I watched the movie a few hours ago, and it wasn't that bad, but like you said, not as good as I was hoping. However, the trust in me song played in the credits was fantastic, which they included a scene of it in the actual movie.

[@BloodfelX]

29:21 Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return was also an animated film released in theatres. I don't think Pixar are quite the same calibre as Summertime Entertainment though. :B

[@starwarsnerd100]

Man the book version of the BFG is FUCKING DARK. The reason he's called the "Big Friendly Giant" is the other giants aren't so friendly, ie THEY EAT CHILDREN. A major plot point is that everynight the other giants travel the world (I guess they use super speed or something, cuz no one notices them), reach into peoples bedrooms while they sleep, and eat them. One even makes a joke that "I'm going to Baghdad to bag dad, and mom, and all the little kiddies". FUCKING DARK.

[@Seargent363]

Well, that is part of giant mythology, they eat people.

[@starwarsnerd100]

I'm of two minds about the Fantastic Beasts trailer. On the one hand, I've always wanted to see what America was like in the Harry Potter world. On the other, its such a Fan Fiction-ey idea that could easily go wrong, especially since its an original plot loosely based on a Harry Potter reference book about the size of a thick magazine.

[@Zikomo7]

Great point about the voice actors. I wish they had gone for unknown actors. Idris Elba, Bill Murray, and Scarlett were too recognizable. And the fact that half the cast had accents and the other half didn't sorta irked me. It was a gorgeous film though and it deviated enough from the book to make it interesting

[@chanceneck8072]

Thanks for getting me off the hook, I was afraid I had to watch this! Brad´s opinion has swayed me so often now, I think no other critic has had the same opinion, I had like this often (except for Jupiter Ascending! I watched that based on your MS but didn´t like it that much though!).

[@Devilyaki]

Christopher Walken singing that song was one best things my ears have heard in a long time.

[@xijinping4418]

+Devilyaki It was... Interesting. It really broke character I feel like, though.

[@VideoJames1019]

+Shar Thulovaas I kind of like it *because* it comes right the fuck out of no where...

[@xijinping4418]

DeadHeroOrAliveVillain 1019 True, true.

[@thetalkingbear]

RWBY Volume 1 will be in theaters next week.

[@karenelizabeth1590]

There already is a Disney live-action Jungle Book. The one with John Cleese in it. From 1994. Does anyone remember that? ..Anyone?

[@SSmotzer]

Can't wait for Warner Brother's Junglebook next year.

[@AustinDJennings]

+SSmotzer Unfortunately, it got pushed back another year. So it's not coming out until 2018.

[@SSmotzer]

Austin Jennings Then Disney's live action Tarzan, then Warner Brothers live action Legend of Tarzan, then Disney's live action movie about young King Arthur in Sword in the Stone then Warner Brothers King Arthur's Roundtable and lets not forget Disney is making a live action Beauty and the Beast movie, which is entirely different from Warner Brother's live action Beauty and the Beast movie, and Disney's live action Peter Pan movie, not to be confused with Warner Brothe's Pan and there was Disney's Cinderella which came out, not to be confused with Warner Brother's Cinderella Story, which came out a few years ago. Then Disney's live action Snow White which is also completely different from Universal's Snow White and the Huntsmen. ....this needs to stop

[@Tedwardlover]

I actually enjoyed this movie. The King Louie song though brought me out of it though...kind of awkwarded me out a bit XD

[@maugos]

Hm, now I'm a little more curious about this movie. Maybe I'll go see it next week. Never been a fan of the original so maybe I'll like this one better.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

My interest in this film dropped when you confirmed they do the songs, especially the King Louie song. Sounds like a total big-lipped alligator moment... or Lone Ranger level mood/tone whiplash. Ugh. I wonder if it was caused by executive meddling.

[@trinidadbotello9906]

Hey Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 has one of the best openings, with everybody in New York eating pizza.

[@ilseizi]

i loved it

[@micahhirsh8458]

I'm honestly sick of these live action remakes of animated films.

[@micahhirsh8458]

+Micah Hirsh I feel like they're this generation's sequels. But I guess everybody else loves them.

[@sampagano205]

This is the good one so far. I haven't liked others. But this worked for some reason.

[@rayhs1984]

Watching now on Netflix. The entire movie is a kid standing around in his underwear in a green room as CGI is made around him.

[@gstone8255]

The plot was finding Dumbo’s dad in the city.

[@DeadManSinging1]

Roald Dahl wasn't so much an antisemite, as he was a guy who was very upset with the actions of the Israeli government at the time and said things on a whim without thinking. He was good friends with Isaiah Berlin, a Jewish philospher, and his agent and publisher were both ethnically Jewish.

[@ElFreakinCid]

+Uncle Fester Didn't he also once say he'd never trust a Jewish accountant or something?

[@zproductions7053]

This may be too low key to get, but doesn't Sarah look like Jen Barber from IT Crowd? Like.....to a freaky amount?

[@sagesledge2825]

Definitely

[@bloodydjehuty]

so, anyone else notice that there seemed to be some heavy breathing in the background audio? normally I don't notice such things, but I hope there wasn't a killer in the car with them.

[@Tareltonlives]

Well, the darkness comes from the Rudyard Kipling stuff. This is a really weird, really fun movie for me. I think it's because I love the original cartoon since I was a kid.

[@Tareltonlives]

Idris Elba as Shere Khan.

[@Tareltonlives]

Akeela does not die in the original cartoon-the wolves show up just to say they raised Mowgli then they just disappear.

[@jdzencelowcz]

I liked it well enough

[@janedoe2162]

I agree that the voices weren't always the best, they just didn't always gel with the characters for me. I get that the majority if the film is just kind of a lateral move, following the beats of the original 1967 film. However, when saying that I feel like people don't acknowledge that the ending of the live action is completely different from the animated film and actually changes the entire message of the story. So, I think that this new version was "necessary" in that sense.

[@WTFisTingispingis]

I'm still very confused as to why the hell we got a *second* one coming out. Is there a massive nostalgia trip on Jungle Book I'm not aware of?

[@scarface44243213]

+AtticWarrior1994 Because it's gotten great reception and will probably kill at the box office

[@Mayeur000Donz]

I really am curious. The people who liked this movie seem to LOVE it. But then I'm seeing these reviews from Doug and Brad here, and the things they bring up sound pretty damning. The one I'm most interested about though, and I'd like it if I could hear form you guys, but what does this new film have that say, the original didn't? I haven't seen it for myself, but what would be your reasons besides the advanced technology to check this one out instead of the classic?

[@Sdcchistorian]

+Mayeur000Donz Doug's review was so incredibly bad as he tried to point out things that the movie clearly explains but he either didn't get it or wasn't paying attention. As for what the new movie has to say? It totally makes Mowgli into more of a protagonist hero. It has way more to do with family and home than the original. It's also about how technology can be good in the right hands and bad in the wrong hands. It's a tighter film theme and story wise and gives all it's characters actual arcs.

[@fahdchoudry7763]

I watched it today. I enjoyed it. Im sorry. I wish I had better taste in movies. I especially liked Shere Khan, was very scary. I didn't realise Idris Elba was Shere Khan until after the movie. I thought Bill Murray was funny as Baloo.

[@AkumetsuRecords]

+fahd s They never said they didn't like it, they just felt kinda meh and that it was kinda a pointless remake

[@DeadManSinging1]

+AkumetsuRecords This seems like a movie that people who aren't familiar with the original would like more than fans of the original would

[@za-ir5ni]

You are aware that it has a 95 percent on RT right?

[@TheDisneyLover58]

+fahd If you like movie doesn't really have bad taste it means you like something different. Everyone doesn't have to dislike the move or think they have bad taste because a critic says it's bad or rely on your own opinion. So you like jem hologram fine, that is your taste you found something you liked stick with it.

[@sampagano205]

Stop apologizing for having a totally normal opinion.

[@boru25]

1:14 see how the furies get. Surprised you didn't say that for Zootopia.

[@sperrin]

It was always a girl in The BFG. Sofie named after Sofie Dhal.

[@Gamelover254]

I'm really annoyed that for these movies they don't get real VOICE actors. Some real time actors can pull of voice acting, but most of the time they just fail. They should get people like grey deslisle for the part of the snake or something like that. You cannot tell me that would not be awesome.

[@FlameOfUdun96]

A+ casting, dude!

[@iftekharahmed6799]

+Gamelover254 Dude, I watched the movie and every character was perfect. Trust, watch the movie before you consume these guys opinion.

[@FlameOfUdun96]

Iftekhar Ahmed I don't doubt that, it's a great cast. I just love the idea of Grey Delisle portraying Kaa, she's perfect for that kind of role.

[@DeadManSinging1]

+Gamelover254 Hollywood just doesnt seem to like Voice Actors

[@Kaefer1973]

+Iftekhar Ahmed I don't think it's very likely that a big cast of regular actors doing voice acting can do as good a job as a cast of actual (and good) voice actors. Specialisation does improve performance.

[@DeadManSinging1]

Tim Burton is supposedly directing the "live action" remake of Dumbo

[@zeathosthomas4847]

If they made a Talespin version of this, Idris Elba would be a great CEO Sher Kahn as well.

[@hammondjames30]

Idris Elba is the voice of the tiger I think

[@Tabascofanatikerin]

+james hammond That's right. He also voiced Chief Bogo, that police buffalo, in Disney's Zootopia this year :)

[@TheFilmguy450]

Did you see the same movie as the rest of the audience? And look, if you didn't think it was good (or bad, or whatever) more power to you, that is your opinion. But the story shares the most bare bones basics with Disney's classic animated movie, its 1990s live action one (starring Jason Scott Lee and directed by Stephen Sommers), and shares a few ideas with the Saabu movies from much earlier and that is- Mowgli lives in the jungle, Shere Khan wants him, and now he must leave the jungle and go to a human town. What is that again? Oh right, two (or three) of the short stories recombined- just like (almost) every other filmed version of this story. This brings in a lot of things never before seen on film (his "tricks", for one example) and repurposes a lot of scenes in new ways (yes Baloo is in it, but his context here versus the animated one is wildly different). So, to state that this is simply "Disney's animated movie, only live action" is so insultingly wrong (as in 100% factually inaccurate), it makes your opinion of the movie impossible to take seriously, as you clearly had no idea what you were actually watching. I hate to say this, as Brad, you are one of my favorite all time video producers, but your obvious lack of knowing what you are taking about with this movie is just sad, disheartening, and paints your opinion as being invalid- not because I don't agree with it- but because you don't actual know what the movie was about, and thus are not fit to judge it one way or the other.

[@Isa-bt9te]

Disney is making a live-action Dumbo, which will be directed by Tim Burton

[@slashingkatie7872]

Old Disney movies were kinda messed up huh?

[@HalfKocked]

I think the director's thanks might just be an AMC thing

[@randalgraves6979]

Christopher Walken as Louie in the new Tale Spin.

[@honestred7600]

I would love if they actually did a Jungle Book more true to the book where everyone dies in the end.

[@xijinping4418]

+Honest Red The Edgy Book

[@Ronicalter]

sarah you are a hufflepuff and that's not a bad thing! there considered sweet hard working and kind and loyal. im pretty sure brad is a slytherin like me lol.

[@ryancox4498]

+Lady Moth Brad seems like a Hufflepuff to me. Now Doug and Rob, they are totally Slytherins.

[@Ronicalter]

+Ryan Cox its brads charisma slyterin are masters of persuasion I can see Brad being able to sweet talk his way out something Doug and rob are ravenclaws thier logical and by the numbers and have the tendency to forget thier friends

[@ryancox4498]

But Brad seems pretty chill and just go-with-the-flow type, which I always thought of as Hufflepuff traits. Where as Doug and Rob are the ambitious, evil overlords of Channel Awesome.

[@Ronicalter]

+Ryan Cox hufflepuff can be go with the flow it's true but thier more about loyalty hard work and perseverance.what you just that's why I say their ravenclaws thier dicks to everyone Luna in the books is the only always good ravenclaw all the other claws are dicks or have been a dick . And Slytherin can be chill they lie in wait remember nature channel lol ? Plus Slytherin are always the friend you keep because they seem stick by you a true friend .

[@ChAn-dv9to]

You guys are high as a kite

[@29AndreG]

It was the Peanuts movie they showed the short.

[@sampagano205]

Isn't making the movie darker just making it a closer adaption to the fairly dark book?

[@NineWheels]

Okay, I'm going to be one of those nerds for this video who says Hufflepuff Pride!! Although I have to admit Sarah's point has some truth in it.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

I think I will watch the ORIGINAL original, starring Sabu: www.blu-ray.com/movies/Jungle-Book-Blu-ray/111988/

[@thunderphoenix440]

I haven't heard, are the vultures who were supposed to be the Beatles in the animated version in this version?

[@Dimensioneer88]

+Teep I don't think so.

[@stonesullivan5517]

No they aren't. I was really hoping they were because they were my favorite.

[@azbrowne]

Yay top 10!

[@Celicagame13]

The review makes me want to watch tale spin