Reused Disney Animation - The Jungle Book

This is just SOME reused clips I found in the movie "The Jungle Book". If there are any requests, I shall make another one, a part 2 possibly.
Movies/Shorts used:
The Jungle Book (1967) - duh
101 dalmations (1961)
The Sword in the Stone (1963)
Goliath II (1960)
Robin Hood (1973)
The Adventures of Ichabod and and Mr. Toad (1949)
All Rights belong to Disney
I do not own anything in this video (Except The "The End" at the end of the video)

[@irkenequine]

All I can say to this is Frank and Ollie :) I have no qualms about however they choose to reuse the art from this masterpiece. The Nine Old Men will always be flawless creators in my books.

[@YesWeCantaloupe]

As a kid I would watch a disney movie and always think, hey, that scene looks familiar for some reason. It would happen a lot.

[@RaizingArizona]

There's also the vultures: "What we gonna do?" "I don't know, what'cha wanna do?" used 2x as well as "So what we gonna do?" "I don't know, hey now don't start THAT again" used 2x

[@PianoMan53100]

omg I always noticed these too!!!!!!!!! I always thought I was just crazy lol

[@JoeManza]

Here's another: The footage where Mowgli is running through the jungle after Baloo tells him he's going to the man-village is reused in The Rescuers when Penny is running through the bayou after she escapes Medusa.

[@jaygooese4242]

How true

[@rickmartinez3268]

Yes​@@jaygooese4242

[@robbiewalker2831]

It’s like stock art in motion.

[@Copper20]

1960 actually. You're 20 years off sadly.

[@Statalyzer]

How about the elephant trumpeting and having it's trunk blocked by someone grabbing it? Jungle Book and Robin Hood.

[@VanAkita]

good. there is also a scene very similar to a scene in the many adventures of winnie the pooh.

[@Roopooh]

you forgot about the Christopher Robin sence when he was throuing the rock !

[@MrMariodave]

I think they really got lazy with those minutes of repeated footage from Ichabod and toad

[@rickmartinez3268]

I love how they reuse the same snake's animation

[@RaizingArizona]

I spotted another one. The animations where Mowgli was running away form Baloo after he told him he was taking him to the man village is the exact same animation used in the Rescuers where Penny was running away from the ship in Devil's Bayou before Medusa sends the crocodiles after her

[@Cuiasodo]

Well, to their credit, I didn't notice half of those until you pointed them out. And Jungle Book was pretty cyclical anyway, with a lot of repeating/running gags (the elliphants shmashing into each other, Kaa getting pushed out of the tree, etc). Good eye.

[@littlesongbird1]

That sounds a lot like Fern Gully. I loved that movie as a kid.

[@thsimpsonsguy]

@0banjo0. Because its differents scenes! One in the night and one in the day...

[@MaddietheWindy]

This was amazing! How did you catch all of that?? I remember when I was younger, I did always think that Baloo from "The Jungle Book" and Little John from "Robin Hood" were pretty much the same bear, lol.

[@Nikerox1000]

I remember watching Disney's The Jungle Book when I was a kid and I didn't realise that they had reused animation so much like this. However, I definitely DID know that Kaa with Mowgli and the elephants marching appeared in the film more than once. To add to that, I don't blame Disney at all; first of all, animation was very hard back then due to the lack of modern technology that we have now and secondly and most importantly, they were trying to save on budget (that was especially the case with Robin Hood) by using the Xerox animation process. I think the reason why they were trying to save on budget during this time is because of the fact that in the 50s, Disney had spent almost the entire decade working on their very high budget animated feature-length movie Sleeping Beauty, and when it got released at the theatres in 1959, it didn't do that well at the box office, so it's as if they had wasted a lot of money. Therefore, starting in the 60s with One Hundred and One Dalmatians, they decided to start using the Xerox process which saved a lot of time and money and also made a scratchy look and they continued to use this through the rest of the 60s and 70s. This "saving time and money" process that they used through the 60s and 70s also included reusing some animation from some of their older films. This process doesn't make me dislike them at all. They had to reuse some animation from their older films and use the Xerox process because at the time, their budget was quite tight due to the fact that Sleeping Beauty was an expensive film that hadn't done that well at the box office. Strangely enough, I also have a feeling that Disney might have been making these "saving time and money" animated films through the 60s and 70s in order to save up to make their very high-budget Renaissance era that everyone still loves up to this day. This "saving time and money" process doesn't make me dislike these 60s and 70s Disney films at all and I still think that these Disney films are timeless classics up to this day.

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

Michael Robinson SLEEPING BEAUTY actually made a lot of money. It was the 8th highest grossing film of 1959. Trouble is, as you said, it cost too damn much to make that it didn't break even, never mind make a profit.

[@leonardhughes4521]

Yes that's what I was thinking sure the plots aren't exciting but the animation is what draws your attention.

[@rafikiZ12]

Excellent comment.

[@GrannyGroovinGravity]

The two snakes are clearly not reused! Kaa - Swings his head side to side Hiss - Keeps his head in one position.

[@rafikiZ12]

This is correct. My bad!

[@vjpearce]

I noticed Disney recycling scenes in their movies for years. Have you noticed Cruella De vil car in the 101 dalmatians when she's trying to run the truck off the road but her cars falls down instead and she drives up that embankment crazy style. I've scene that bit recycled in another Disney movie, but can't for the life of me remember which one

[@jacobwhaley5902]

Hate to be a little pushy here, but, I know this is a video from 2009, but, in The Jungle Book, there also exists a scene that was reused in 1977's The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

[@seanarmstrong4525]

It's a FREAKING CONSPIRACY

[@Garrettk41]

This may have been pointed out already, but there's one real obvious example of reused animation that you missed: an elephant beginning to make a trumpeting sound and someone grabbing his trunk and him exhaling fast to let out the air. That was done in the second scene with Hathi and his march posse in "The Jungle Book" and during the tournament battle in "Robin Hood".

[@gamestation2690]

@rafikiZ12 Actually "Golaith II" was from 1960. It was notable for being the first Disney film to use the Xerox process for their animated films. The first feature film was "101 Dalmatians." Notice the difference in style when comparing Disney movies like "The Jungle Book" to "Cinderella." "The Jungle Book" has more of a pencil-like quality to the drawings.

[@shockblast_cannon7002]

Not even Michael Bay reuses this much footage

[@JanJanCherry]

the one with Ka being pushed out of the tree is obvious recycling- I'm sure EVERYONE notices it. I think it makes both scenes more humorous.

[@SonOfFurzehatt]

I always used to get feelings of deja vu when I watched Disney films as a kid. Now I think I know why.

[@htfamily]

i saw the crocodile splashing in the water in goliath ii the same way as the one in peter pan and the baby elephant cuddling with his mom the same way as dumbo did so will you make parts 2 and 3?

[@legocityrulz2]

who else noticed something about the elephants at 2:35 to 2:39 the second elephant is the same the last a simular thing happens when their lined up before cluttering into each other

[@AtarahDerek]

The movements of Mowgli throwing the stick and kicking the ground were also reused in Disney's "The Small One."

[@EHH246]

1960

[@psycopathicteen]

I was watching Robin Hood with my sister when I was little, and she said that the characters look like the characters from Jungle Book. BTW, pluto and goofy look the same if you really look closely, and the Bageera looks like Tigger if you really look closely too.

[@CarlyAKACmara]

my guess is the only reason why they reuse animation in Disney movies is because they want to save money or something. that's what I've heard

[@phillipeinfeld]

I wonder how many commenters have actually produced animation ? I do, & it's long, hard, painstaking work...if you can re use stuff brilliantly, why not ?...... See my animation in my vids

[@Wootforme]

lol ichabod...

[@rafikiZ12]

How did I catch all that? The answer is watching the video 10+ times. lol

[@Eric_Shaun]

well, when i was a kid i didnt noticed that at all - but it passed already 18 years since then :D

[@maniac989]

i wonder why animation from earlier films HAD to be reused at the time "The Jungle Book" was made.

[@legocityrulz2]

where does 2:46 come from?

[@ТаняКръстева-ь7щ]

Goliath ii

[@ZakWolf]

Heh, it seems "The Jungle Book" and "Robin Hood" are both the most notorious for use of stock footage in a Disney film. BTW, did you see my KZbin Poop "Disney Buys Out Hanna-Barbera?" It deals with this subject.

[@psycopathicteen]

I noticed when I was little that some of the scenes in the Jungle Book "happened twice." I noticed, the snake happened twice, the elephants happened twice, Moglie throws a stick twice.

[@EHH246]

I definitely noticed Kaa's fall and the Sword in the Stone reuse.

[@HerosMuse]

these movies were mostly done when the animation industry was just starting to do full length movies and they had to draw every single frame by hand so they used a technique that involved templates to speed the process along these scenes look the same not because they were stolen from other movies but because they used the same templates.

[@bibleanddisneyfan]

LOL Wow! Awesome observations! I can't believe how much was reused! I knew quite a few of those but not all! Great job! 5/5 and favorite!

[@rafikiZ12]

A disney short called "Goliath II" made in 1980

[@yoshig5278]

I never noticed any of that before! 0.0 Thx for uploading! =D

[@LastSurvivorOfKandor]

How am i supposed to watch this movie now?

[@UndefetedReplays]

there was an animation about three guys who where cutting wood in a big machine. then somehow one of them got shrunk and found himself in the land of the wood fairies. then he decided to stop his frends from going on with the cutting of wood and destroying the wood fairies town. i need the name of that animation if anyone knows please tell

[@jaeves007]

fern gully

[@wackow14]

A lot of those dance moves are re-used in Aristocats as well :o

[@0Banjo0]

Why does the lighting keep changing

[@WolfpupBrew]

Haha, that's pretty funny.

[@EHH246]

I definitely noticed Kaa's fall.

[@dillonkinder9296]

Kaa's and Sir Hiss's animation don't match but i get the eyes

[@rafikiZ12]

Oops!! Silly me :)

[@jaygooese4242]

Same animation 0:40

[@rickmartinez3268]

Yep

[@sketandtings]

i think its cool

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

JUNGLE BOOK didn't reuse the ROBIN HOOD animation, considering it predates HOOD by 6 years. Rather, it was HOOD that reused BOOK's animation, as well as others, including SNOW WHITE and THE ARISTOCATS.

[@ElephantMousexyz]

My request for part 2 is 1 compare the deleted character Rock the Rhino w/ the rhino guards from Robin Hood as well as him w/ his bird friend compared 2 the duck marching behind a rhino guard in the beginning.

[@matafuko]

@GrannyGroovinGravity I think that's just to show it's the same character model

[@whomstmustve]

I remember reading somewhere that Disney's Robin Hood was so cheap to make that they used a good amount of the animation from that flim and put it into many other Disney films.

[@catsblood15]

lol i think you should do the lion king and little mermaid as well as sleeping beauty ^-^

[@powerpup97]

Wow. Strange that the Jungle Book reused so much!

[@flamecid3]

i never noticed this stuff till now and now that i have it's quite interesting

[@moviemagic8011]

4:30,Shere Khan's so mad!

[@legocityrulz2]

where's 3:03 from?

[@ТаняКръстева-ь7щ]

The jungle book

[@forurreyes]

dude excellent

[@Josiebeam]

I love it!!!!

[@Cernunnas]

very good job!

[@giladmarkman]

aladdin also "cheated" by recycling ideas from the jungle book but reanimating them so people will not notice. this is the most noticeable in the "prince ali" song:abu was transformed into an elephant that marched on a parade, genie and sultan's short dance ended in a similar way to baloo and louie, the door slam gag(jafar and bagheera being hit)genie's woman costume from the 3rd verse also reminds of baloo's.