Nobody Remembers Balto

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[@howlsmoodycastle9313]

Most of the film's budget went into animating Steel alone. It's like if Jared Leto went method by literally turning himself into a cartoon husky whose sole character traits are cocaine and malice.

[@SOPOAE1]

I love that balto wasnt completly inmune to stress, like he wasn’t a simple good boy, actually he acts exactly like steele at one point, when he is so desperate of being lost that he basically makes everyone even more lost and almost breaks the medicine... i just love that, it was a normal reaction to feel stressed in that situation, coz if they only showed steele all crazy, and not balto as well, it would seem like they were tryna say that you should be inmune to stress and act all put together always. It’s okay, balto loses his shit as well

[@mousetrap8790]

Yes I agree, that’s one of the main reasons why I love balto as a character

[@flyingturret208thecannon5]

what makes a hero isn't someone who is always just and on the straight and narrow, but someone who strives to enforce justice as much as possible.

[@AlphaTengua]

THIS RIGHT HERe...everyone snaps at some point if put under pressure,,,especially when they lack support. we need more understanding people like you :/..cuz in my experience the world exactly expects u to be forever perfect pure civilized unbreakable never anything but happy obedient good following orders and bla bla , what some of us call sheeple. this is an unrealistic and damaging goal/idea. no one will ever be able to live up to that...huge reason why many relationships fail.

[@kokepasu4583]

The scene with the child-sized coffins was deeply chilling to me when I was little, and has stuck with me.

[@millielamagnifique2980]

I dont remember that part idkw

[@tamamonomae5416]

That was the first time the thought thought a child dying entered my mind and as a little kid myself at the time, I was deeply disturbed.

[@rafaeltabosa219]

I deffinitely was too young when I saw this movie. It was a puppy film, d'on't remember nothing about coffins 😬

[@christinalittleton3771]

It reminds me of how there was this one scene in "Bambi" where you would actually see the body of "man" burning in a forest, but it was deleted due to it being too dark for kids... Yet, there's a scene where a pheasant knew that it was Hunting Season and was warned not to fly... kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYCZnpmbfbN0Y9E

[@Droody420]

I remember falling asleep to this movie and waking up and seeing that scene. Definitely Scared little me

[@totalzombabe]

I USED TO BE OBSESSED WITH THIS MOVIE WHEN I WAS LITTLE.. JUST THE NOTIF UNLOCKED SO MANY MEMORIES

[@cactuss5462]

OH MY GOODNESS ME TO! LIKE I REMEMBER REWATCHING THIS MOVIE _SO MANY TIMES_

[@spooks2710]

SAME!!!

[@HazbinCovenWitch]

BRO SAME! I BORROWED THAT MOVIE A LOT AT THE LIBRARY I USED TO GO TOO!!

[@coyolicaltin]

Me too!! I remember watching it every time I could!!

[@STARRYUU_Z]

SAME!I LOVED IT SOO MUCH ^^

[@KianaWolf]

"...I swear I'm not a furry." Of course not. Clearly, you're a werewolf.

[@the_gaming_hyena]

Yeah. I am a werehyena tho

[@shadowshade904]

LOL

[@dougus]

Buddy you just awakened a deep memory of Balto in my brain

[@Kade_Colorfull]

same dude, same

[@FG-tu4fq]

The nostalgic kind or the 'fuzzy' kind?

[@EmSwaff2]

Small thing I like about this movie: Balto doesn't know his place in the world and has to find himself, as an ADULT. Most movies about self acceptance are from child or teen perspectives; but here we see someone fully grown, even if he's an animal, still learning to be who they are and be accepted is really nice to see.

[@EclipseHedgehog]

yep and if we're going by history in this case; Balto is 5 years old, almost 6 when the serum run started at january where as he was born around March. That's about 35 in human years.

[@adzukibean2190]

Is your character like Cthulhu but cute? If so, that’s pretty neat. I’ve read the call of Cthulhu like, 100 times.

[@thegrandnil764]

balto is hot

[@MsMoonfan4ever]

.......Yo i never realized they never directly say who the ghost wolf is or even their gender, when i was a kid i straight up 100% believed she was his mother and didn't even realize they never say anything about it

[@vixiestarfire]

I’m pretty sure it’s alluded to by what Balto says in the sequel. When he’s talking to his daughter he tells her about how he remembers his own mother, that he remembers she was as white as snow

[@hanahq2132]

The white wolf literally refers to Balto as her son so I don’t think you need to assume anything lol.

[@roseandred]

Omfg same

[@Sarydormi]

The funniest thing is that original creator said that it's his "inner" wolf, that is not real, and Balto had wolf father and sled dog mother Second film had different creator, so de-facto "wolf mother" thing is not canon

[@Sarydormi]

@Aira Cummins it's from sequel, that had other writer

[@abrady0]

“Nobody Remembers Balto” You clearly aren’t a furry

[@gameb9oy]

She remembered it though so...

[@Lex60]

I was looking for this comment.

[@vimvandalism]

WHY DID I THINK THIS AS WELL BAHAHAH

[@Melodyofthesea78]

I remember it and I'm not a furry.

[@gameb9oy]

@@Melodyofthesea78 yet

[@Deathsweetsong]

The part where Balto and Jenna are under the doctor office and balto shows Jenna the broken bottles that make the “northern lights” the way he looks at her and says “yeah beautiful” Is the reason my standard for love is to high EDIT : THANK YOU FOR ALL THE LIKES 💕

[@returnoftheromans6726]

Exactly. I hear you. 🤭

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

You just gotta find someone to lure you under an old building filled with broken glass, that's all.

[@xRaiofSunshine]

@@blobbertmcblob4888 😆

[@copperclaw8239]

Watched balto a couple of times but I loved the sequel with his daughter having an identity crisis over being part wolf

[@berketexx]

SAME OH MY GOD

[@alexgrim5165]

Mood!!

[@cristinaacosta8938]

And that's the sequel that awoke something within me

[@ricegorm]

Dude, I still remember the sequel vividly! I could easily quote many of the scenes word for word even after not seeing it for years!

[@jonieljoestarzawarudo8172]

Wasn't there also a subplot about the bird trying to get a girlfriend with the help of the polar bears?

[@PrincessFelicie]

Oh god. I remember Balto, but for the worst reasons. Back in primary school, every friday afternoon right before the end of the classes, the teachers would take us to the movie room to watch like, 15 minutes of Balto. Then, at some point, one of my classmates and friends gave the teachers... The 2005 horror movie (at least by eight years old standards) The Brothers Grimm. The teachers started alternating. Every other week Balto, every other week a film that was literally giving my classmates nightmares (look up the Sasha turning into a gingerbread man scene). When I told this to my mom, she looked into the movie, discovered it was definitely inappropriate to show to a bunch of kids, wrote a letter to the principal and handed it to me to give. So I did. I did at class, because this was a tiny school and the principal was our co-teacher. I probably also said something dumb along with it, because I was a damn kid. The solution to the problem the teachers chose was to declare to the class there and then that there would not be any movie time this afternoon, and that everyone had me to thank me for it (not kidding, I'm paraphrasing because happened in another language but they genuinely singled me out). While, in the room next door, the other class were watching Balto, they made us do math exercises. I legitimately still remember the looks of hatred my classmates gave me all throughout. I was ashamed of myself for... trying to help people not get nightmares. And I'm pretty sure that was the seed that lead to the bullying I got in middle and high school. (Well, that and being neurodivergent I suppose.) The teacher then went on to run for mayor, and got very pissed in his newspaper interview when he lost. Idk. Is it appropriate of me to consider that an instance where I was bullied by a grown ass adult? Processing trauma is weird.

[@mattpluzhnikov519]

Your story is deeply upsetting, and I am SO sorry that your teacher AND principal were so inconsiderate, AND that none of the adults had the sense to realize that Brothers Grimm was NOT for children. You working to process it is great, though, cause feeling (a bit?) traumatized by your whole class ostracizing you that way IS valid.

[@mcwjes]

That's for sure bullying. They were teaching your class that snitches get stitches and math is a punishment. I'm sorry they were so awful to you, but glad he's not your mayor.

[@timefliesaway999]

I mean I’m sorry this happened to you, but like, wtf is the meaning of watching every week 15 minutes of the same movie?

[@axokat]

yeah uh.. your teacher SUCKED. and the principal for that matter. that is 100% bullying and you have every right to be upset. im rlly sorry abt that

[@oooh19]

well sometimes kids bully 4 no reason however teachers really shouldnt but many of them are bullies as well or favor the bullies

[@loreleiflare7388]

I barely remember the sequel but you might enjoy talking about it. It's about Balto's daughter realizing she identifies more with the wolves and having to say goodbye to her parents, and I remember it emotionally devastating me at the time.

[@gameb9oy]

It wasn’t the only sequel from what I can recall

[@amandaslough125]

@@gameb9oy Yep, there was a third movie following one of Balto's husky sons who dreams of flying and ends up joining a local pilot.

[@gameb9oy]

@@amandaslough125 I thought the story was about him being a delivery dog.

[@amandaslough125]

@@gameb9oy Yea, the planes were the new mail system for deep Alaska.

[@vixxcelacea2778]

Same. I wanted to bad to go to what felt like a magical place crossing the ice caps on the ocean to follow the caribou. Having to return to "reality" felt devastating. I wanted to explore where Alu went.

[@rasberryrain926]

Me and my brother used to play as the characters in our games as kids, so the movie holds a special place in my heart.

[@ellec7188]

😊💕

[@vixiestarfire]

yay we did the same thing! Why Should I Worry from Oliver and Company, where they’re jumping around in traffic, was a personal favorite scene to reenact with my siblings 🥰

[@leahtheanimationfan40]

I'm glad my siblings and I weren't the only ones who did this. But for us, it was Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron

[@basilbat273]

Lion king for me!

[@spoopygeehowell-306]

Oh my god I though I was the only one who did that

[@missionreport6538]

The amount of times I watched, thought of, and drew fan art for Balto as a kid is uncanny. Like borderline my first hyperfixation

[@melloncollie3321]

Same

[@mooncatstudios3175]

OH MY GOSH same thooo

[@dellanollsen6118]

Excuse me? I could never forget Balto or Spirit, they are integral parts of moi

[@vernyulkisasszony4708]

Spirit has an amazingly emotional soundtrack :-)

[@beautifulandfullofmonsters9368]

I think we can all agree the people who loved Balto as kids and the people who loved Spirit as kids are pretty much the same group of people.

[@returnoftheromans6726]

@@vernyulkisasszony4708 I can still sing-along to every song in that movie, and I tear-up a bit when nostalgia hits hard.

[@jocelynecupcake]

are you going to see the new movie Spirit?

[@mousetrap8790]

The character of balto is such a real feeling and well written one. When he is lost due to Steele’s tracks he goes through the exact same frustrations and hardships that Steele has- even rushing through the snow and slipping on the ice like Steele does- it shows that our hero is definitely not a Mary Sue, and that the only thing that kept him from making the same mistake is his clearheadedness. Any other character main character would get the medicine home with no issue- the fact that balto has those issues makes him feel even more real. Also I love the very small detail when balto and the team are walking up a steep hill- balto uses a small sapling to pull himself along, uprooting it in the process. As he passes the sapling he replants it again so it can continue its growth. This small detail is a beautiful one which really characterizes balto.

[@christianwilson3349]

Title:Nobody remembers Balto Deviantart, Animation Source, and furry sites:Are you sure about that? In all honesty tho, Balto was one of my favorite movies growing up and I never forgot it😄

[@becca6628]

ANIMATION SOURCE WAS AWESOME

[@returnoftheromans6726]

Same. Was obsessed with the movie; same with Spirit.

[@maikanazareno7682]

We named our first family dog Balto. This shit made me tear up all the damn time. Used to dislike dogs until I watched this movie and after this I asked my parents if we could have one.

[@spookypaladin4667]

That short scene with the children's coffins was never really clear to me when I was a kid... I rewatched the entire series a few years back and man..this movie isn't just good, it's a masterpiece.

[@area52ron]

There was a deleted scene for Steele: what we got is Steele being shunned But in the alternate part Steele fought Balto but during the fight Steele flung into something that got him killed

[@area52ron]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/imbLaaummtqiqJY

[@predator5775]

He fell into a ore pit.

[@area52ron]

@@predator5775 okay I wasn’t sure what it was, thank you

[@area52ron]

@@predator5775 what’s an ore pit?

[@mysryuza]

@@area52ron A pit of ore :p

[@theremycrocks6861]

Fun fact: Balto didn’t even run most of the serum run, it was a dog named Togo and Balto just got all the glory because he finished the race (also my name is Jenna which was one reason I adored this movie as a kid)

[@chickennuggetpaw]

In my 4th grade class, we read 2 stories about this “Balto” dog. The first one was about the real dog who carried the medicine, Togo the husky, and how another dog called Balto got all the credit. Then we read a second one that was saying Balto was the one who carried the medicine. I think it was supposed to be about how 2 sources can say complete opposite information, and to be careful where you get information from. Long story short, our whole class HATED Balto with a passion because he got all the credit for what Togo did. So, no. I will never, ever forget Balto. (Yes I’m still a little salty about it)

[@EclipseHedgehog]

It saddens me that so many people to this day hate the real Balto when it wasn't his fault for getting all the credit, he's a dog. He never asked for the credit, fame or glory and simply did what his master told him to do. Heck, Togo probably would have died had Balto not taken over as the sources said he traveled the longest and most dangerous route. The mission was to get the medicine to the town regardless who got there first. One of the teams lost their lead, and the musher had to tie himself to the sled and pull with the rest of the team. Another got stuck on the ice, and the musher had to dig it out, burning his hands in the process. do they get a statue or mention? Nope it was all Togo, Togo, Togo. The way I see it, and how it SHOULD be seen by mature eye's; Everyone's a hero who took place during that run from the very last dog on the last team to make it back to Nome, especially the one's who didn't make it. Hating on Balto is pointless as the poor dog suffered through his last years being sold and put on in a freak show where he and the other dogs were abused until the last of their days never seeing his home in Alaska ever again. It's quite tragic.

[@faith2461]

It’s so interesting how you review literally all the “lesser-known” movies I watched when I was younger. It’s comforting to see how many others watched them too. Could you do The Last Unicorn or Jem and the Holograms (in particular the ‘80s shows)? I’d also love to see He-man and She-ra: Secret of the Swords! Love your content so much!

[@TheobaldLeonhart]

"Nobody rem Balto" I'm pretty sure, a lot of the furry community would like to disagree

[@ellec7188]

Mabey the furry in us all is the catgirls,animated animals, and anthros we met along the way :0

[@a-s-greig]

I mean, it's likelier than most possibilities.

[@FurrySupportMain]

And the wolf men we meet don’t forget the hot wolf guys

[@ungodlyaura]

but damn i dont want catgirls in me, but maybe the other way around.........

[@a-s-greig]

@@FurrySupportMain I always forget the hot wolf guys.

[@vixiestarfire]

I’m pretty sure the white wolf is actually Balto’s mother 😁 in the sequel when Balto has his own litter, he describes how he remembers his own mother being white as snow

[@Sarydormi]

The sequel had other writer The wolf in the film was described by original plot author as "inner wolf" Plus Balto had wolf dad and dog mom

[@vixiestarfire]

@@Sarydormi oh I see so it was added in but it’s still canon if you include the sequels 😄 hehe

[@Aszuyuu]

I haven't watched this for like over 9 years, by seeing the first part I immediately remembered it! I loved this movie, wasn't my favourite animated movie, 'The Land Before Time' was my favourite animated movie but this was definitely in the top 3 along with 'The Fox and The Hound'

[@returnoftheromans6726]

Yes! You just described my childhood. Oh, the memories . . .

[@strangeclaims]

i used to rewatch "the land before time" movies all the time my favorite one was the pterodactyl

[@ThatRandomEncounterGuy]

That is a goddamn lie. I *STILL* remember Balto ever since I saw it at my cousin’s house that one Thanksgiving-I think I was about 7 or 8. I still love this movie....but I only saw the second one. Once. And never even knew a third one existed but I still love the original and remain a bit irritated that it never got its due because it shared an opening weekend with Toy Story.

[@blackeyedpeas38]

That child coffin scene was chilling, this is an underrated masterpeice.

[@ryancarless7921]

One of my favorite animated films. I love the White Wolf scene where the two howl together

[@returnoftheromans6726]

I would howl with them. Lol. 😅

[@aurawry]

Listen: Boris the goose is an ABSOLUTE ICON. He was the real star of the movie and you can’t change my mind

[@janadegadoi5460]

I loved Boris the two bears freaking annoying lol

[@jocelynecupcake]

He looks like Uncle Woldo xD

[@nezumi217]

Balto, spirit, the last unicorn, Freddie as F.R.O.7, and all dogs go to heaven were all my favorite movies. I looked up fanfiction for this once and people apparently ship steel and balto..... Anyway I'm glad more people liked this movie. No one else did when I was little I even read the book.

[@beautifulandfullofmonsters9368]

Are... are we the same person? Those first three were my comfort movies! I’ve never heard of Freddie as F.R.O.7. but All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 was one of my favorites too (For some reason I never saw the first one?). I still have them all on VHS tape somewhere! (And I’ve also learned to avoid fanfiction based on childhood favorites the hard way...)

[@nezumi217]

@@beautifulandfullofmonsters9368 hahah. Soul twins maybe! Freddie is like a weird take on 007. It has the lochness monster in it. The last unicorn actually has some good fan fiction I haven't tried all dogs go to heaven. As a kid I had a whole bunch of vhs tapes. I still love treasure planet.

[@starshine1185]

Nessie from Freddie as F.RO.7 haunted me for years afterwards. I didn't find the film again until last year, but the earworm for her musical number stayed for over twenty years. It. Drove. Me. Nuts.

[@iismexican136]

"Nobody Remembers Balto" like no joke Balto is like my family's fav movie we use to watch it so much

[@AFoxForThought]

I actually resonate with Balto's struggle of having duel identity as someone who has more than one cultural identity. It's hard fitting with two simaltainiously mostly because of the environment that one would grow up in. I may have a preference but that doesn't mean I'd be welcomed right away or be able to fit in for lack of language and knowledge of certain types of manners. Also, people automatically assume something about you without asking.

[@sunnysideupeggz.]

“Nobody remembers Balto” Me who remembers Balto: h u h

[@louiseheiwood2688]

Balto! Loved that movie, I must’ve watched this dozens of times throughout my childhood =^//^= I kept asking my mom for a pet Husky because of it

[@howler746]

"nobody remembers Balto" Me: "yeah but even less remember Togo"

[@katebontrager3782]

Literally cried watching this video cause just seeing clips of the movie brought back so many memories and emotions

[@ChelloMold]

I blame this movie for my love of glass bottles as decorative items. Between the bottles of medicine and the scene where Balto shows Jenna the broken bottles under the floors and calls the reflections an aurora. I still think about that scene all the time.

[@friend_trilobot]

I watched this movie a million times through most of my childhood and young adulthood; bc of it, my OC penguin I liked to draw now had a huskey and went on quests in the klondike (he immigrated from Antarctica)

[@chihuahuarocks9664]

Balto was my favorite movie as a kid, of course, I still remember it 😭😭😭😭

[@iamperish]

"Nobody remembers Balto" Furries and Animash users are typing....

[@krbthewitch]

I vaguely recall the scene where Steele stomps on Balto's paw and he lets out a growl. I, a young child at the time of seeing that for the first time, assumed that something about Balto's teeth was what clued them in on the part wolf thing. Then again I didn't know much about wolf/dog genetics.

[@amphigorian]

I think it's more that it reminded them of the town rumor. I suspect that a combo of visible characteristics - build, paws, ears, tail, and perhaps the knowledge that his father disappeared into the woods and yet none of the town's female dogs were his mother lead them to suspect. An actual husky and an actual wolf only look alike when cartoons smooth them out - the difference would be visible, and in such a small place, everyone knows whose dogs are whose- or arent anyone's. What i want to know is how Balto ended up in town instead of raised as a wolf without someone killing his mom and finding the litter or something. Probably he got lost/separated.

[@nicholasrodinos4701]

Dang it, stop making such quality content that I have to add to my Watch Later.

[@penelopegreene]

My whole family reacted to title: *What? EVERYBODY remembers Balto!* XD

[@SparkpadArt]

For a while, the only thing I remembered about it was the goose eating soap flakes thinking they were chips. Then I remembered the dogs.

[@rolleyarts8919]

Title: *Exists* Me: I feel hurt Description: *Exists* Me: Oh okay were good

[@johannamarianamalagarivero4428]

This Balto movie remided me of a story about a japeness dog named Hachiko, i cried a lot on that movie i loved it Keep gping doing vids girl ❤❤❤

[@Kevin15047]

Never dawned on me that Steal and Pooh Bear share a voice actor.

[@alexlynn5111]

I adored this film as a kid, the second one with Baltos daughter too. I know why they designed Balto as a bit smaller than Steele but its funny to think if they had designed him looking like a real 50+% wolfdog, he'd mostly be the same size as a real wolf and tower over Steele and it would ve very easy for the townspeople to tell he wasnt a regular stray husky

[@embasorangiratina36]

I remember it as the first hyperfixation on a piece of media that I remember.

[@Kiiriminna]

This movie has some very good animation and character desings are mostly pleasing. The plot is OK, but I always thought that Steele comes out in the end little too evil, not even caring if all those kids die as long as no-one takes his spot in the limelight - to be honest, I simply can't believe that any dog could ever be even slightest of bit mean spirited!

[@asia_com_ge9675]

I REMEMBER BALTO omg it was one of my favorites

[@wrigleyc]

Loved this movie as a kid. I remember making AMVs back in like ‘09 so often that I still have nearly every scene memorized. I really liked the second one too, mostly for the music, and would watch it all the time.

[@marywallace3620]

I remember Balto and even more, I remember it because it has Phil Collins in it but I mostly remember Balto because of how dark this movie got with the kids all getting sick (and dying off...)

[@beautifulandfullofmonsters9368]

My pet theory is that anyone who hyperfixated on Balto, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, The Last Unicorn, and/or All Dogs Go to Heaven as a kid has a high likelihood of now being a depressed bisexual studying/working in a field related to animals or the environment. I am example A for this theory.

[@TheAtroxious]

I don't know about hyperfixated, but I did very much enjoy three of these four, especially Balto and All Dogs Go To Heaven. Hell, I loved Xenofiction like crazy as a kid, and to be fair, the Watership Down movie was one of the most influential pieces of media on me at a young age, and the closest I got to hyperfixation. I'm anxious rather than depressed, straight, and working in a field related to animals _and_ the environment, so...close enough I guess?

[@maddi1558]

I guess I'm example B lmao

[@YoursTrulySonikku]

Well I am bisexual and I probably have at least one thing related to depression but instead of studying for that I want to have an art career and also I'm a furry so uh- You're kinda right LOL

[@FiveOClockTea]

I loved balto as a kid! Found the vrs when moving last year and It led to me researching the real history behind it 😊 Thanks for reminding me again, about how great that movie was! I'll have to eventually rewatch it with my nephews 😊

[@bemusedbandersnatch2069]

I didn't realize the music for the movie was by the same guy who'd go on to do Titanic. That explains a lot actually.

[@rickrichards166]

I was one of two character leads on the villain dog Steele, He had so much footage in the movie that the Studio split his shots between two different animation supervisors.

[@LeoliyX]

this + being a warriors cats kid = there is literally no plausible reason that i am not a furry now other than maybe the well-timed interception of anime that made me walk the path of the god-damned weebs

[@nadjaforster6893]

Almost exactly same but i fell into the percy jackson/greek mythology hole instead of anime xD

[@chlorineii]

I have no idea how I got saved from all that except for maybe friend-intervention. I was also a PJO kid and musical kid.

[@bookshop7337]

Notification gang let's go! Feed the algorithm! Actual comment coming once I finish the video ;)

[@amandaslough125]

I am pretty sure this movie is the main reason my life long favorite animal has been the wolf. Because I made sure my mom knew I needed Zelda: Twilight Princess since Link gets turned into a wolf, and had I already loved wolves for years prior. The sequel that follows his daughter Aleu was really good too, loved the song sung by her mouse guide.

[@jordiwolff875]

Same and I agree with you! @amanda slough

[@lengovanatalia]

I had a classmate that was full on addicted to balto for some reason. For about 4 years. I left the school so he still might be, the first couple of years he was normal

[@asia_com_ge9675]

I actually cried watching this video when i remembered parts of this cartoon ;-; also please make a video about balto 2 :") I loved the storyline with her daughter too

[@cactuss5462]

_MY CHILDHOOD_ 🤍

[@t-rexcellentreviews1663]

I’ve never forgotten this movie… ever

[@KikiYushima]

Man I remember this movie so much. I saw it _so_ many times on Cartoon Network. I don't think I ever owned it but I saw it dozens and dozens of times on the CN when they had their movies.

[@ladyphoenixgrey3923]

Oh man, I looooooooooove Balto!!!!! It’s still such a good story to tell.

[@plutolunaplays]

I WATCHED THAT SHIT YESTERDAY HOW-

[@valekstormhowl4999]

You are not alone with childhood memories of this movie. My dad rented this movie from blockbuster and even recorded it bc we were too poor to buy new movies and me and my brother were obsessed with balto.

[@davidjordan5394]

I remember Balto when I was a kid. And it shows some people out there remember👍🏻 I love this movie even when I was a kid.

[@willow_rosie]

off-topic but I need to say it Drawpinion, you should try watching an awesome girls doing cool stuff show (pretty please) LEGO Friends: Girls on a mission it has great characters, awesome voice acting, juicy animation, and great stories too! I'm sure you'll like it and it needs more attention, I'm afraid it is going to be cancelled, as the 4 season is only 8 episodes(twice less than the 1 season), and the animation team site makes it seem it's all that we're left with, it says 70 episodes (11 minutes each) were produced, and all of them are out this way or another I'm just a really worried fan of the show, this cartoon is what Moominvalley is for you ❤

[@PeaceRaiser]

Your channel is so amazing, and makes me remember my childhood movies, that no one else seems to know exists. Provavelmente porque você também é br, então os filmes que você lembra, são os mesmos que os meus. Ótimo video, mal posso esperar pelos próximos.

[@damesayo4656]

Considering how real Balto and his dogs were treated in the end, this title hurts even more.

[@trainman666]

My family once recorded this movie off of TV which we still have to do this day when it originally came out, and I loved it back then, and still do. While it wasn't the crown jewel of my childhood, the fact that it was based on a true story makes it all the more worth it to watch it at some point in your life. I now have a copy on DVD and still break it out every now and then.

[@mrt.n.t9100]

" I want to talk about" is my fav part your voice gives me a lot of gender envy

[@ViviHayashi]

I think my love for this movie comes from my own grandmother. My mother was the one to show me this movie but the story reminds me of my interactions with my own family. My grandmother would always tell me reworked stories of fishing and whales and adventures to the north. I live in a place where most of the population of my town is older people, 40-90, and so I have spoken with people much older than me. My grandmother was always there for me and always reminded me of this story. From her tales of fighting off giant seals to retrieve her fishing pole to simple stories of small creatures making their mark in the world. I will always remember my grandmother and grandfather for all that they helped me with and all that they did. I will always love them. Even now 4-5 years after they both passed, everyone in the town still feels their impact. Rest in peace Eliza Hynes and Leo Hynes, I will always love you. ❤ On a brighter note, this is one of my favourite movies from my childhood. It's characters have so much to share and Balto is such a cool character. I hope everyone involved with this movie is doing well to this day. This is an absolute masterpiece. Thank you Balto.

[@cobratechs4303]

I remember my mom had it on VHS. Anytime I would go to her place I would just watch it constantly.

[@isucklol1992]

I remember Balto. In fact, when I was a kid I was OBSESSED with Balto. I would literally watch it all the time, over and over again.

[@wHat-tHe...]

I remember repeatedly watching this movie and its sequel on TV as a child. I'm from Germany and there is a channel called SuperRTL, which, for the most time, would just rotate the same movies over the span of like idk maybe a year? Anyway, the scene that stuck with me the most was the one in which a child sized coffin was made. It just gave me chills and, for the longest time, was just a memory that I had stored somewhere in the back of my mind. A few years ago I randomly pieced parts of my memory together, found out what the movie was called and rewatched it and oh god, it was a great experience going back to it Weird I didnt become a furry later on haha

[@Sammy_The_Umbreon]

Nostalgia coming back. I do remember it, due to drawing (or attempting to draw) the characters.

[@salti_kitten1700]

Dude Balto has and will forever be one of the greatest movies of all time!! I loved watching it over and over again as a kid!!

[@catzgaming1857]

I watched Balto with my grandma about a year before she died. She was very sick and not mentally stable, the last words I remember her saying were, "How are your winter dogs" ☹

[@cjthefox]

I love this movie so much thank you for talking about it!

[@Spineless-Lobster]

I loved this movie to death as a kid! One of the few movies where I can accept the historical inaccuracies because of how much I love this movie.

[@wolfwing8968]

I remember almost having a heart attack when Balto fell down the cliff.

[@Goose-dw2ct]

Balto was my favorite Disney movie!! I had a huge obsession with dogs as a kid (still do) which is why I loved it. I loved drawing dogs (still do) and I drew the characters all the time.

[@GemGames3]

Balto was my huge thing in the early 00s in primary school, I read all the fanfics and I remember always going to a fan website I can't recall the name of. I also remember sitting with my Pop watching Balto with me in 2003 (he passed in 2017 of cancer) and I remember being impressed at the scene when Balto was sitting on the boat watching the sled dogs set off that he accurately predicted the ending to a T lol. Miss him.

[@LaceyPowerPuffGirl]

Balto is such a great movie.

[@shadowstar7388]

Thank you for reminding me of one of my favourite movies. I forgot how much I love this film.

[@Furore2323]

So happy that your 'I wanna talk...' is getting sillier every time.

[@artsyterrill4542]

I loved this movie as a kid!

[@dash_ere]

i searched today to watch it after 4 years and saw your video.i never find time to watch it and now i found someone who love Balto ,i mean i remember me as kid watching it about 100 times.

[@BlackReshiram]

I seriously loved this movie so much as a kid, and I still do now.

[@scyntheachannel]

Shoutout to the hardcore vhs watching fans of this movie who after watching it normally, would rewind it and watch it while it reminded.

[@x.strangewerewolf.x9461]

that movie was such a big part of my childhood, as well as the sequel with his daughter. i love it so much

[@shadowpuppet8192]

I feel pride in this movie as a person who has lived in Alaska practically all her life.

[@kiarrapyefinch8571]

I ADORE Balto and the sequels! I can't even say how many times I've watched the movie over but I wish more people knew about it and the story it was based of off. None the less the animation still holds up to this day and I still love the movie as much as I did as a kid💛😌

[@autumngalix4616]

I loved this movie as a kid, and I still watch it to this day.