The VERY Messed Up Origins of Pinocchio (UNCUT) | Disney Explained - Jon Solo

[@JonSolo]

Hope you liked this uncut version of the Pinocchio Origins, SoloCups! 🤗 I was worried a few people might be irritated/thinking I was being lazy with a “re-upload” but my options were limited being on vacation and all. REMEMBER if we get this video to 5,000 likes there will be a GUARANTEED new episode next week!!! And I should mention it’s a VERY heavily requested one... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@superduckybro]

I liked it but I won’t be sleeping anytime soon.

[@orlandocolon877]

Jon Solo Can you do Dumbo

[@orlandocolon877]

HolsappleArt Studios I saw the trailer it’s gonna be awesome

[@gamersinacontainer]

HolsappleArt Studios it better have the crows.

[@alexusburton]

I'm so blind...i was like didn't we already do Pinocchio? Nah it's all good Jon

[@LeonJohn4444]

i just realized how profitable pinocchio is, because if his nose grows everytime he lies, he could just repeatedly lie on purpose and then geppetto could just cut off his nose and sell those magic wood sticks that he would get from him

[@truemordecai2996]

Azazel Fuckin genius!

[@silverhollowshadow7855]

I'd make really METAL brooms that I would call BROOMSTICKS OF LIES

[@kyleefaren3075]

Wood grows on trees too...

[@LeonJohn4444]

''sell those magic wood sticks'' you see how i put ''magic'' in there? i can tell you right now that you wont find magic wood on some ordinary tree xd

[@TheTCM]

Azazel everything made with the wood was pieces of shit though

[@gioiajackson-scrima1727]

“And the weird little family lived happily ever after” 😂😂

[@funtimedaisy4390]

@ThisissosadAlexaplayfakelove lol i laugh so hard on that hahahaha

[@noladarling1597]

I read this as he said it lol weird

[@teganmonthei5194]

Gioia Jackson-Scrima gffhh

[@deathhounddojo5064]

@@funtimedaisy4390 so sad

[@dilbyjones]

I mean look at the time the story was written.

[@chicodepuertorico1450]

The cat wearing clothes and Figaro being a normal cat has never occurred to me... My mind was just blown. O.O

[@robbyv.526]

right there with you on that ... pretty sure that is the exact look that my spirit had on its face in the moment too. haHaAhH. =]

[@thekillerbunny]

I'm not sure why people make a big deal out of this. Why can't you have pet cats and character cats in the same film? Not exactly as if there is immersion to be broken...

[@Seraphielium]

Goofy and Pluto too

[@chicodepuertorico1450]

@@Seraphielium Ironically, I've always noticed that one. LOL

[@gail6552]

I believe it’s canon that the animals that are “people” ex: Donald Duck, Goofy, Mickey are domesticated and the other ones are not. It’s in a comic with Donald Duck and someone else went duck hunting

[@yoonmikim5663]

Pinnochio, the book, was based on an even older fairytale, though a bit more obscure (and harder to find) where a carpenter makes a puppet, the puppet gets into various bits of trouble, so the carpenter ends up burning the puppet. No blue fairy. No pleasure Island. Just a naughty puppet getting into trouble and then being burned to death. So it's pretty grim beginning to end.

[@goyonman9655]

Whoa

[@TheOfficialExcit]

Whoa

[@JordYaku]

Whoa

[@the_goat02]

Whoa

[@thatguyman6044]

Whoa

[@sierrao.3501]

“a century of life ruined by one rude puppet” 😂

[@FrankiesFancy]

It wasn't ruined until this current generation. People didn't overanalyze and make their own twisted conclusions until now.

[@teetoys76]

FrankiesFancy exactly. 👏👏👏👏

[@stucutt2828]

@@FrankiesFancy The average IQ back then was nowhere near what it is today, plus the given fact of the information available at that time, was not only limited but somewhat largely untrue or mis-interpreted. Which means we simply got to the amount of information we have today by asking questions of origin on as many subjects as possible or...overanalyizing. This story should be turned in to a movie though!

[@Jordan-pb1iq]

FrankiesFancy but you’ve just overanalysed a comment though 🤔

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

@@FrankiesFancy how do you know nobody 'overanalysed' any stories in centuries gone by?

[@cruxmind]

I never understood why I was so afraid of the pinocchio video when I was child.. Now it makes sense.

[@rolosilver3256]

Which one?

[@froggylivesmatter4005]

All the Disney are scary

[@lilWonka1906]

Same!!!! He terrifies the living brain cells out of me!!!!

[@malachinash6522]

I'm 12 and the story is still nerve-racking

[@Mari.K12]

Truee ...I was too so much and just one time i have watched I didn't bothered to watch more thinking what is gonna happen to him and how weird is the movie

[@jaylanc2330]

Disney took some of the most F-up stories to make their films out of it yet they still make it a long life classic that (as a kid) is loved.

[@Ros3299]

Hey thanks for subbing to my channel but it's not my real channel haha ur comments are really funny too

[@jaylanc2330]

@@Ros3299 thank you so much for the subscription.

[@Ros3299]

@@jaylanc2330 no problem 😀

[@a.N.....]

ancient archetypes that speak directly to the soul, now sort your self out bucko - jordan peterson

[@BarelloSmith]

As a European, I'm pretty used to the original stories (I've never seen the old Disney movies) and to me they don't seem fucked up at all.

[@mikitz]

Gotta give Pinocchio a little credit. After all, he was literally born yesterday.

[@imluvinyourmum]

If u ask me the damn snowflakes are the problem here. It's like banning Apu and Bugs Bunny, it ain't right and it ain't freedom.

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

@@imluvinyourmum 'MURICA!!!!

[@imluvinyourmum]

@@Jason_Van_Stone Apu needs his job back. Who needs the Kwikeeeeee-Maaarrrrt

[@converse5874]

I see what you did there

[@imluvinyourmum]

@@Jason_Van_Stone Wait a minute, he's not happy at all, he lied to us through song! I hate it when ppl do that

[@Iris_Bohemica]

I grew up on soviet children's movies and that original story of Pinocchio you talked about actually aligned well with the russian version named "Buratino". They managed to make it very kid-friendly and entertaining and stuck to the original story more (but it had a happy ending), totally recommend.

[@OldNick999-real1]

Something never sat right with me with Pinocchio. I never figured out why, but I finally found it while watching the movie with my then infant daughter. Pinocchio escapes Pleasure Island but evil is never punished. The Coachman still kept his racket going.

[@Soulslayer612]

The reason is that Pleasure Island is an allegory for real life. In real life, evil persists. Break up one drug cartel and another takes its place. This is true of basically any corrupt or evil industry. Pleasure Island isn't meant to represent one but rather to represent them all as a whole. The point is that Pinocchio realizes that he's on a bad road and turns back onto the path of the righteous AND that he did so before it was too late for him because there really is a point where it can be too late for a person. Really if you want the best explanation and breakdown of Pinocchio that you never knew you needed then I suggest looking up Jordan Peterson's videos on the subject.

[@DaftPunkSkittle]

@Ruby Hypatia it wasnt a kid movie to begin with, the book came out first obviously. It wasnt meant to be happy. Did you miss the whole point of the video?

[@DontreadPimpBoy]

@@DaftPunkSkittle Don't mind that person.

[@merlin4real]

That's how life is though, and art should reflect that. If you are a Mcslave just because you finnaly quit doesn't mean the McDonalds burns down or the other employees come to their senses with you, the machine just keeps churning.

[@merlin4real]

@Ruby Hypatia ok here is the problem: there are only two archetypical stories that western people find interesting. The hero's journey as outlined by Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung, and the romance story which can be boiled down to beauty and the beast to explain it easily. Introduce the carictor, have a need, go to the special place of chaos, road of trials to adapt, meet the goddess and meet your goal, make a sacrifice, return having changed. It is not happy. It is a story about how to be a person that can face adversity. Its everything from blues clues to deadpool to jesus. You're stuck with this story.

[@TheyWantUSilent]

Authors back in the day: [writes a brutally dark tale] Disney: "Ya know, if we change the entire story ark, this would make a GREAT children's movie!"

[@plugin1010]

Too true. Lol

[@37thraven]

@TheyWantUSilent @@plugin1010 Yup. I haven't watched a Walt Disney documentary, but considering he was religious and born 1901, there's a good chance he *wanted* to take all those Grimm cautionary fairytales for kids, and *keep* the scary life warnings, but water it down for the censors.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Walt was a Protestant.

[@Victoria-qb3dr]

Then years later these kids when they are older research the origins of their favourite childhood characters resulting in getting scared for life and childhood ruined haha! 😂😂😂

[@jeftebdelgado3841]

That explains why Disney is an evil corporation

[@LuciferMorningstar-zu1ud]

The Disney Pinocchio film was one of my favorite movies as a child and it always fascinated me how dark it was for a Disney film. I thought to myself "wow they show kids smoking and drinking and gambling!" Even though I knew it was a cautionary tale, I was shocked that they did it in a children's movie

[@ChazX]

Dam so does that mean donkey from Sherk was a human once.

[@TheCoolestMinion]

Chaoz X Mabye

[@hackman669]

Perhaps he is Eddie Murphy in real life.

[@Patrick-bn5rp]

Sherk...

[@nonetheyoshi9093]

@@Patrick-bn5rp that's what I was thinking 😂

[@zebefreod871]

Technically that was another fairy tail, but who knows?

[@justzephan2267]

My great grandfather was a Disney artist who drew all the Monstro scenes and other Disney movies from the 40s-70s.

[@nunyabizness3777]

Your great-grandpa was a genius!

[@timothymatthews6458]

@@nunyabizness3777 Take what this nobody says with a grain of salt. Anyone on the internet can claim to be the son/daughter of someone famous.

[@captainstabbin5374]

@@timothymatthews6458 he isnt famous tho, hes an unnamed uncredited artist, one of probably 60

[@EilonWalker-me8ok]

@timothymatthews6458 shut the hell up nobody aksed

[@Thievesmeatball]

@@timothymatthews6458search the only woman hung in Alberta, that’s one of my great aunts😂

[@lbatemon1158]

Why has it taken KZbin so long to refer this channel to me?? It's all things I love- literature, fables, myths, history and modern interpretations of them. Now I'm binging 8 years worth of videos!

[@theycallmerainy2010]

"I wish I had a literal bologna detector. I love bologna... an' I hate looking for it at the store... 'cause I always get lost." - Jon Solo

[@benl.4577]

Mood

[@louier66061879]

Had me rolling too!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Skylerrelyks93]

Literally read this just as he said it

[@currybread5298]

Bologna? I thought he spoke about baloney

[@maudecote1957]

I can relate

[@schattenvolkofficial1121]

Pretty interesting! I know the story since my childhood, too, but due to this summary it's the first time I realized Pinnochio truly ACTS like a marionette to those convincing him doing bad things in the plot, WHILE he's staying a marionette. So another moral of the story could be seen as he has to learn and develop his own (human) independence! Great point of view change there!

[@timothyfoleyjr2796]

This story has more twists and turns than “War and Peace “.

[@pavlovsworld9122]

Try the Gulag Archipelago

[@aleisterlavey9716]

I once had a edition of war and peace I started reading. But suddenly people started talking French and I gave up.

[@chenanigans2cents931]

WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE!?! Here I am a poor med student working two jobs and a side hustle to pay my bills and go to school. While this cricket ghost is a DOCTOR AND OWNS PROPERTY!! 🤦🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@MpaYn]

Nickles A I hope you treat your future patients with hemp. Not slowly killing prescription drugs. Please give Oneme genetic drug test before giving prescription drugs to patients. My gf is severe sensitivity to most prescription drugs. Mostly muscle relaxers and antidepressants. 😔

[@michaelvan6398]

welcome to the new america, where no matter what you do, or how hard you work, you still end up a donkey in the end

[@MrJizzy181]

You know what's funny? I am only a technical freight car engineer, a job that only needs college and experience. (In Germany, College and a Apprenticeship programme is mostly free and paid by the state, as well as the company). And my colleagues in the US really earn good cash. Something between 150.000 and 400.000 Dollar per year. In some occasions even more. In the U.S, Canada and Australia, craftsmen can really earn a good living, if there talents enough that is.

[@vitalnutrients744]

@@michaelvan6398 no. Because of you can avoid falling into the trap then you can raise awareness about traps

[@The-eo4lj]

@@MpaYn yea let's treat kidney diseases with weed, fuck yeah, let's use LSD for schizophrenic people, fuck ye, great idea, prescription drugs are just killing people, yea, good idea, yea

[@coffeefoxiestreams2976]

Your art is 10/10 👌🏻

[@elausraliano]

I was a puppeteer in my youth with two Italian guys and we used to do the story of Pinocchio, the original Italian story, which was very, very dark.

[@lindatory1886]

May you tell me the story

[@elausraliano]

@@lindatory1886 look up IN THE ORIGINAL STORY, PINOCCHIO KILLED JIMINY CRICKET, GOT HIS FEET BURNT OFF, AND WAS HANGED AND LEFT FOR DEAD

[@lindatory1886]

So the same story as the original-

[@lindatory1886]

.......

[@lindatory1886]

Um how are you do you need any help

[@jammawun]

This story is all over the place. Looks like one of my drug induced dreams.

[@zedriccayerz4715]

😅😅😅😅

[@stephaniekleeman5659]

Ummm... wut

[@uselesstomato8191]

Wut

[@masonschanel7279]

FBI would like to know your location

[@mazarine_44]

wonky mushroom dream type beat

[@redworm3030]

Lies of P brought me here. Just wanted a lil insight so I wouldn't miss any references during my playthrough. Exactly what I was looking for, you did a great job.

[@boredbored611]

The hunchback was so sad and messed up 😢😢 And the cats robbing him looked like kkk

[@goosebumpskid1281]

@Scraxkat *chuckles* WHATS THE DIFFERENCE!?

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

"(apparently) magic wood." boy if i had a nickel for every time guys tried to tell me that story...

[@captainmoretokin2172]

you would have a nickel.

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

@@captainmoretokin2172 o ye of little faith :) i was a mormon girl off the rails--it's def a higher number than you'd think. :O

[@captainmoretokin2172]

@@ingridfong-daley5899 ; ah, but did these '' guys'' tell you that ''magic wood'' works best in the morning? :^) LoL

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

@@captainmoretokin2172 them's the ones!!! :)

[@captainmoretokin2172]

@@ingridfong-daley5899 ; Well alright. Have a nice day. Or do you prefer Have a good one. hee hee it's been fun talking with you. using the comment section's is a good way to meet new friends too. later from Captain M

[@ashleylandsberg8679]

What’s super creepy about the Disney version is that the guy in charge of Pleasure Island gets no punishment whatsoever. He completely gets away with it.

[@abbfilmann3735]

In the novel, he does (get away with it without punishment) too And his business still operates for another naive kids like Pinocchio or Candlewick

[@jerrywalker8501]

Just like Disney did for the hell they put child actors through.

[@avatar4815]

@@jerrywalker8501 Excuse me , what?

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@avatar4815 Yeah, I’d like to know what as well. I mean, given how Sword in the Stone had Arthur sound like he’s voiced by two different kids during editing.

[@Indigobluehues333]

Super creepy that the only adult place at Disney World was Pleasure Island, and adult club spot. This scream gross pedo vibes. Kids go to an island of ill repute and get turned into “asses”.

[@mr_coker]

Somebody: *Knock*Knock*Knock* Me: "Everybody here is dead - including me - I'm just waiting on my coffin ..." 😂

[@breed2179]

These fairy tales are always morbid

[@markfoster1520]

That's how I answer the Tax Man.

[@zenokarlsbach4292]

stront-boli hahahaha

[@captainmoretokin2172]

1 year later; are you still waiting ? i built my own.

[@mr_coker]

@@captainmoretokin2172 🤦🏾‍♂️😆

[@johnyray3455]

I love how you call him “Pinoques”

[@soupythecat]

Watching the movie as a kid, I thought the message was, "Everything is terrifying." As an adult, I can see that it's meant more for adults and is not a good cautionary tale for kids. You can't expect a child or child puppet to understand right from wrong without explaining the reasonings behind what makes something right or wrong. I think adults like it because they get to see brats get punished and it gives them a cathartic feeling.

[@jeanperez4752]

Word fam

[@Mariamunro95]

In one of the videos I had as a kid the father tries to explain the concept of morality to his son in the first night, but it never goes beyond “this is good and this is bad.” Pinocchio even keeps asking “why”, perfectly illustrating that child like innocence coupled with an insatiable curiosity. Even then I thought it was a shame his father just got fed up rolled over and went to sleep.

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

"You can't expect a child or child puppet to understand right from wrong without explaining the reasonings behind what makes something right or wrong" I mean, the bit where the boys get into drinking, smoking and gambling then get turned into donkeys, while Pinocchio is the only one to see what's going on, and escapes before it's too late for him, is a simple yet effective allegory that most children would get some kind of lesson from. Cause and Effect.

[@Taewills]

Why wasn’t Pinocchio a wooden donkey 🤔

[@Rawr98]

Magic ✨

[@royalpain9281]

Hej Andreas plot armor

[@yardstickwhack]

The wooden marionette was inside a donkey exterior that was eaten off by the fish. Why would a magical donkey exterior be wood?

[@petergozinya6328]

I wish Pinocchio was a wooden double ended dildo that smelled like a fart and had brown stains all over it.

[@yungtrashbagyafeelmeh5442]

@@petergozinya6328 WORD

[@BarbaraMerryGeng]

Wow, “ Pinocchio” ! I read this book years ago, and I have a vague memory of how rough the story was. But, come to think of it, all the original “ fairy tales “ were actually horror stories / folk tales.😱

[@idaf3028]

Is it just me, or does the fairy look unbelievably close to Cinderella??

[@ilovefrowning-9696]

What if the fairy is her mom before she died

[@idaf3028]

@@ilovefrowning-9696 hope that’s true 😂

[@divinej2148]

When I was a toddler I seriously thought it was a crossover moment 😂

[@idaf3028]

@@divinej2148 I still think that kinda😭

[@sp3cial830]

you right you fish

[@toonman361]

I'm extremely impressed at your storytelling skills and am captivated by just you telling a story with visuals supplementing your oration. No SFX or wild music. YOU are truly talented!

[@ashfire6563]

The first time I watched this I was in preschool and then I thought the whole thing was a dream until I was 10

[@evelinarichter2710]

me with peter pan

[@gensaikawakami341]

Nah it was a dream bro. Just the matrix trying to fix itself or encoding/translating some information wrong. Don't talk about it too much tho, pretend you don't notice it and work on your astral projection game in order to get out. Or not, it's alright in here. Hell I'd rather be here than Summerland any day. ...None of what I've written is true or empirical.

[@minemoregaming1124]

I believe you this movie is wierd

[@37thraven]

7:19 Just wanted to applaud your comment Jon *"Somewhere in our ancient human brain we know this message to be a fundamental truth."* You're talking about archetypes. Our cognitive versus instinctual impulses - dopamine pushes us to the path of least resistance. But our cortex knows what hard work reaps. Love him or hate him, Jordan Peterson would be very proud you brought this up.

[@magnedeusfenrir9582]

Pinocchio:Please help me! Open the door! Fairy:Sorry can't help you, i'm dead.

[@michaxl.]

*YES MESSED UP STORY TIME WITH JON AGAIN!!*

[@lindahannah3422]

😁😚😋🤣

[@arthurmartin4616]

6:23 The one Jon made is giving me south park vibes and I love it

[@moonitil]

Jon: "Just like the rich scumbags who populate our planet." *Me: "SHOTS! 😬"*

[@rutangakatjivena]

Was just lookin for this connent😂😂

[@FrankiesFancy]

Jealous because you're not rich are you/ Cuz you wouldn't be using the term "scumbag rich" if you were one...

[@GARY84ROCKS]

@Richard Collier Slack DENIED! Just kidding.

[@joshjohnston6858]

He said this as I was reading this comment, that was crazy. Lol

[@KidsCalledmeMrGlass]

I hoped he would talk about Pinocchios time as a motivational speaker. "YOU GOT POTENTIAL!!!"👃➖➖➖➖➖"oh boy"

[@jjacobwoodd]

Wow very funny commercial joke

[@ariesarielsful]

Pinocchio is a badass story. You are lame af. Fucking Reaching 👍🏼

[@333angeleyes]

Hi John I know this is an old video but, till this day it remains the best I ever saw explaining the moral message of Pinocchio. Now Disney has a live-action version of the movie out and, youtube is full of people saying how the new movie misses the point of the old movie. But I can tell that none of them read the book (or probably even knows it exists). Anyway my only point is to say thank you for this video because we see that even though the original movie's moral message was closer to the original it still missed a lot.

[@Oddmanoutre]

So, Pinocchio has something in common with Don Quixote: Pinocchio got a rewrite to have a (undeserved) shot at redemption and Don Quixote had a sequel where he actually managed to make (a very few) people appreciate the value of Chivalry.

[@penny1545]

But Pinocchio did redeemed himself at the very end. He started to work, he took care of his father, he learnt a trade and he learnt by himself to read and write. Also when he learnt that his deary Fairy is ill he acted unshelfishly and he gave her the money for her treatment as opposed to using the money he rightfully earned to buy himself new clothes. And you call his redemption undeserved?

[@emiritorisei]

Pinocchio did deserve redemption, he became better. His bad self is in the past.

[@victoriarose33]

PLEASE DO BAMBI... you already ruined fox and the hound for me.

[@lefterisnotorasthelefteris538]

Shut it

[@paperdain]

He already has. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIfFmZ98bLSpgbs

[@marjanabrstilo3306]

Nobody made you watch it

[@laurenjones3184]

The Golden Ass by Apuleius was written in the second century and is considered an influence on Collodi. The protagonist is turned into a donkey for a year then partakes in the mystery of Isis who appears to him and restores his humanity. The novel also contains the earliest surviving written telling of Cupid and psyche, which influences a number of fairytales too.

[@PrivateSlacker]

"Sacrificing the great person you could be for the underdeveloped mess that you are." I resemble that remark. And now I'm a nobody.

[@zappawoman5183]

Wow. I think this might be the most complicated story I've ever listened to! Talk about a rollercoaster of emotions, especially for a children's story. It reminds me (slightly) of the book version of Forrest Gump, in that he's very naive and ends up in some wild situations. Great video!

[@duanethompson3767]

Emmpaa

[@floretion]

Thanks for that great explanation- I'm reading it in Italian and needed some storyline help. There seems to also be an element of Groundhog Day in the story, where the adventure is only completed once he's made the best of himself.

[@alesiasredruby1511]

Jon Solo: "It reminds me of a book that would have been written by Tom Bambidil." Me: "Oh yeah. This story is going to keep me awake tonight."

[@newdaysamebathtub716]

When you stop the video you were watching just because you want to see this.... again XD

[@minhee7]

Newday Samebathtub Exactly x)

[@nightleaf23animationchanne6]

That’s me right there

[@joefreburiel8369]

Correct

[@pedrodesouza1993]

Lies of P does a amazing job in it's adaptation

[@nyaweir2526]

LMFAOOOO i know he didnt do a Mike Tyson impression

[@AmyraCarter]

If anyone remembers the original Little Mermaid... Disney definitely strayed far from the source material. Same with Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, among many others.

[@klmeyer9907]

fairy tales are always fucked up. totally no surprise.

[@itsaquagamer6101]

The fucking Sleeping Beauty one is crazy. Has anyone seen the original Rapunzel story?

[@selenesantoyo6177]

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[@tang3151]

Its AquaGamer the original Rapunzel story isn't that gruesome.

[@casketbutter]

Well, yeah. Those stories are depressing as hell without the censorship.

[@perrycontra7194]

"These stories were written ten thousand years apart" You sure about that? 2+2=Elephant.

[@9980552264]

U expect logic in Fables. Like seriously!!

[@Shadowfate93]

I will never stop defending this book. Yes it’s strange, but it was my favorite book when I was growing up. It was never scaring or horrifying. Throughout the book Pinocchio keeps making mistakes, and every time he gets another chance once the consequences play out. If you actually read the book you’ll find it far more uplifting. You got a fact wrong, it wasn’t book originally, it was a serially released story in a newspaper/magazine. That’s why the pacing is all over the place

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

I'm sure Collodi's original intentions for Pinocchio was meant to remind children how important a proper education is and for listening to their elders and such. It's how stories like these live on at all.

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

I remember watching Roberto Benigni's take on the story and enjoyed his attempt at staying faithful there, especially in how Pinocchio had to take care of his sick father after rescuing him.

[@mastermayne6757]

Books will ALWAYS be demonic and satanic, strong permanent confirmed legitimate fact.

[@carlyk8560]

Emily Ellsworth I prefer the original ending that they never published.

[@ellarose7114]

I AGREE!! I love this book so much.

[@yasmincarey76]

Dang!!!! That is a horrible story....how does a piece of wood suffocate????....

[@Cacowninja]

I don't know, same thing with all the other breaks in logic, like how come lying makes your nose grow out of nowhere even though lying is sometimes justified? Also wood shouldn't even be alive? Yeeeeeaaaaahhh... It's one of them stories that questioning just doesn't work with.

[@simonegad]

i had nightmares after seeing pinocchio for years when i was a child.

[@yasmincarey76]

@@Cacowninja Right!

[@littlechaos7503]

Ok

[@viddork]

@Simone Gad If you were forced to watch it for years, I can see why.

[@searchingsoul5910]

This came to me, it's the story of all human kind, we are all Pinocchio, the story isn't over

[@iapetusmccool]

"A talking donkey with shoes. Don't you think that's a bit off?" Eh, not really. Judging by the rest of the story, Italy was full of talking animals, with or without clothes.

[@leociresi4292]

And what’s your name? “Alexander.” So! You can still talk! “Yessir, I wanna go home to my mama!”😮

[@PlacidSine]

3:06 OMG I FEEL THE EXACT SAME WAY whenever I watch old scary movies that literally the most terrifying thing ever and any old movie is creepy to me

[@starthefrakkfangirl6094]

I had a similar experience when I watched an episode from one of my favorite show because of my favorite villain from the show. That episode was a parody of a sort of horror movie, the plot, some scenes and that effing theme song. Boy I was like 14 when I watched that episode and now that I'm 16 I'm still scared of it!

[@orlandoquaranta577]

Being Italian, for me the story of Pinocchio was always known in its 21st century form. I also knew the Disney but I never tough much about the differences. Also, I find it very funny how the character of Mangiafuoco, which literally translate in Fire-eater, has been adapted into Stromboli, which is a vulcano (and an island) in the south of Italy of the cost of Sicily. I guess Stroboli literally eats fire. Also, the fish name, Monstro, sound a lot like Mostro which translate into a generic monster, while the original name dogfish seems to be a literal translation of pescecane, which is another name for squalo" i.e. shark. So probably Collodi was just indicating a huge shark as the see monster.

[@stevensongrey658]

As soon as you said "well mostly successfully" and showed Pinocchio face down in the water, I laughed so loud I woke my roommate up, an had to apologize. Haha

[@raijean2]

"A century of life ruined by one rude puppet" why did i laugh so hard at that??? LMAO

[@moonmagickal3634]

I love how humans have always created stories. We just love to hear stories it’s so adorable

[@PatrickAllenNL]

I wish they made the movie again but with all details. Rated R

[@hackman669]

That would be a remake for the new century.

[@rvbrexer]

There is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hojHm6iZf9-bibs There's also a TV movie with the full story, but it's a live action, not a cartoon (and its main theme is quite catchy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3avmXikn9GZaZI)

[@adamdaniel6245]

Yea they (Disney) should make a Disney Adult channel and movies fie adults with these kind of stories being told.

[@number3Ihatetoontown]

This movie is Rated G, but a lot of PG movies since 2005 and on seem better than this. The last two G movies I remember being made since then were Toy Story 3 and Toy Story 4. I can say the same about Mickey in the Night Kitchen (which I assumed to be Rated G), talking about watching that cartoon in my 8th grade history class (we were supposed to be talking about what we watched on the news, but I decided to tell about a movie I watched by a book from Maurice Sendak, with a naked boy).

[@tainafeliciano8966]

I think Eddie Murphy Donkey in Shrek is one of the donkeys from the original Pinocchio story

[@ec3189]

The fairy scene is actually a reference to 'I Promessi Sposi' (The Betrothed), specifically to the chapter 34 where a mother say something similiar while she's saying goodbye to her daughter who died from plague.

[@MadiiPlays]

I feel like the fairy saying everyone including her was dead, was basically modern life's way of saying "new phone who dis?" (Making an excuse as to not help someone)

[@KH4L13D]

FakeHoeSimmer Lol I always say “New phone...Who dis?” 🤣🤣🤣

[@charliegrayskull2856]

ALMOST TO 300K!!!

[@camerongremmels4270]

Fire Foox correction 300k

[@amandaeverett6486]

301k

[@dantecassell9287]

It's 3k

[@charliegrayskull2856]

That means 3 Thousand 300k means 300 thousand

[@charliegrayskull2856]

it says 300k

[@Littlemelaniefan123]

This is probably the most spine chilling film that disney ever made.

[@carlyk8560]

BREAKING NEWS: Wooden puppet build raft. Doesn’t understand either irony or wood.

[@unionrdr]

This is another good one. I remember searching out these old stories as a young boy. I always read a couple years above my grade, fascinated by the real stories behind so many great works of literature, plays, movies, etc. I've been hooked on your shows lately, for eh aforementioned reasons. Do continue these cool shows!

[@trucker4yeshua]

I'm hella impressed that you were able to tell that story in its full complete nature.

[@Unknown17]

I always thought Pinocchio had a moral to its story, when other Disney classics did not. The moral of Cinderella? Find a rich mate! The moral of Sleeping Beauty? Again, get a rich husband! [Princes are best!] Jungle Book? Forget your buddies when a hot piece walks by. But Pinocchio's lesson is, "Don't be a selfish jackass; help your family; stay in school--then you'll be a REAL person." That should come first for everybody. After all, what good is a prince when he's a jackass who never grew up? Pinocchio's GREAT!

[@mikshinee87]

@@dagsturr6719 Just Gepetto's shop impresses me to this day with its animation quality.

[@asifjafry]

Wow Lol

[@asifjafry]

I heard sayin random things gets likes soooooo pls no need to ask buuuuut BANANA

[@Eleven-og5bp]

shows the story of hollywood and conscience and all that selling ur soul maybe i might of read to deeep when watching it again after years 😂self realization when hes playing 8 ball with the jack asss kid

[@captainmoretokin2172]

you are wise as well as unknown.

[@chrisj2991]

For those interested in seeing a TRUE animated adaptation of the story seek out the Japanese anime version titiled "Mokku of the Oak Tree" this was dubbed into English by Saban as "Pinocchio the New Adventures" but I suggest you skip over that version as they obviously cut out all of the more extreme parts. Seek out the original uncut Japanese series. You don't need to understand Japanese to enjoy it if you already know the story or have watched this breakdown video.

[@leociresi4292]

I remember the Play version where Sandy Duncan played as Pinnochio

[@gmix84]

I’m here because of lies of P and I was trying to get a better understanding of the Pinocchio story

[@lexisalinas9799]

Jon solo: tells how the Pinocchio characters freaked him out me: ME too 😂

[@hellosunshine5461]

Lexi Salinas same!😂😅

[@Aariyan096]

With the extended story, it really reminds me of God’s Grace and how much He extends to us🥺❤️😭.

[@sarahserenity3872]

Your humor in this one is cracking me up. 😂😂

[@NickRoman]

Correction, not the "innocence of a child" the naivete of a child.

[@carlyk8560]

Galaxis innocence comes with naïveté. The moment you learn how messed up the world is and can be you suddenly realize it applies to all humans... even the ones you love and love you. That destroys innocence as well as any ideas that certain adults in your life just can’t possibly hurt you and will always be there.

[@ashalon8729]

Not all factory workers are NOT smart, some choose it bc it pays better than the things they WANT to do in life depending on the area they live in. My husband is smart and will more than likely make more than I do when i graduate as a medical assistant. He makes more than alot of nurses do where I live.

[@ginraitakara5760]

going back here after watching Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio and I gotta say his depiction was just a tad bit more faithful to the original and a few more dark themes, disney would never do such these days

[@josh4450]

Hey (just scratched my ass)

[@rabidwolf]

Disney does enough way more dark shit with the agenda they push nowadays

[@yasmincarey76]

This is so saaaddd! Pinocchio had a hard life!!! Watched his friend die and everything....goodness.... Wow, Disney, you really worked some magic on this sad story, didn't you???.....

[@jollyestjolly]

The artwork is AMAZING!👏👏 ilysm💗

[@annon-hc253]

With this explanation, I somewhat get the idea that wooden Pinocchio was , in sense immortal, but was a huge jerk. Loosing his wooden body allows him to grow, and be better.

[@akirk1573]

losing

[@deathstalkerj9360]

I'd rather see a movie made from this storyline then the Disney one

[@The666Steppenwolf]

The country of Italy , where this originated has one in its movie theaters right now and in the past has produced at least 5.

[@men_del12]

Well there's this Pinochio 1978 movie version that said to be more accurate to the book. You can search it on youtube even now.

[@vocaloidrebel9944]

They already made Pinocchio real version story in the movie . It was in French or Italian and it had subtitle so I understood everything that happen .and in the movie every illustration from goggle you see was in the movie , when he ran , when he was sleeping abd burn his leg , when he hit yepeto and the fairy with white hair and the snail and other character s you haven't seen but it on google but the things is every scene was the same . just the original story' was told not like Disney one , that they ate making a real life movie of Pinocchio BUT the French people or Italian already did a life movie of Pinocchio but based on the original real story

[@katemoon1832]

Mormonism

[@annied1827]

The new disney Pinocchio is actually based on this version !!

[@emmettjones3991]

WHAT👏🏽 HAPPENED👏🏽 TO👏🏽 INCREDIBLES👏🏽 WEEK👏🏽 JOHN👏🏽???

[@JonSolo]

MJ Cobb I’d tell you but you spelled ma name wrong 😉

[@taladraws4026]

Jon Solo Savage lmao

[@mcgubbin]

Jon Solo its not his fault your lazy arse can't be arsed writing the h

[@rjonboy7608]

Just blame it on autocorrekt...

[@MrNot2day]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@serenitythesiren5031]

I was never actually creeped out by the donkey business thing on Pleasure Island. Instead, I was intrigued. I was always saying I wanted to know more. I, being a silly six year-old, thought that the donkeys were being taken to another Pleasure Island to play around on. I did not realise they were being sold to the salt mines and abusive circuses. I was terrified of Monstro and that creepy face the Coachman makes in the pub, though.

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

I was crept out by the face, too - I always felt a bit scared of the donkey transformation scene (even though I also found it cute as heck in some ways, too) because of how the boys started reacting when they realised what was happening to them.

[@nonsonomoltobravoconinomi1531]

it's crazy how kids can totally miss obvious shit like that at that age.

[@brianreiner8855]

When I was a kid we had an animated version of the original story. I was always amazed how different It was to the Disney version.

[@Poop56566]

Do you still have. That . It could be rare

[@arthurtrauer5684]

Thanks Jon. First time viewer, liked and subscribed. I think it was: “I wish I was more involved with the tuna community so I could give that a try” that sold me. Subtle, yet funny.

[@tchanthaphaeng]

Watching to recap the Pinocchio story before I play Lies of P.

[@Sawrattan]

Based on the original illustrations, PeeWee Herman would make a brilliant Pinocchio

[@richardranke7878]

PeeWee did portray Pinocchio in the Fairy Tale Theatre version-which I didn't sit through completely.

[@Sawrattan]

@@richardranke7878 lol wow, can't believe I was actually right!

[@melvingreen566]

How?🤔

[@SJ-xs5yd]

Me: trying to focus on the messed up origins of Pinocchio Also me: eyes wander down to Jon’s arms and the fact that they’re redder than Snow White’s lips as red as blood

[@ryancampbell955]

Glad I wasn't the only one lol

[@joshjohnston6858]

I came to the comments to see what was said about how red his arms are. Lol

[@bobbibaker4685]

Pinocchio has served as a template for so many wanting- to-be-human stories, from Frankenstein to Edward Scissorhands.

[@kerry8631]

Okay but the It's Always Sunny reference (rickety cricket) got me

[@octapusxft]

This original Pinocchio is a book every person should read in their life.

[@Oliviux78]

octapusxft do you think I could find it in a library?

[@TheOneGreat]

Oh wow. They really nailed Fuoco in Lies of P.

[@letsplayminecraft2444]

"Your wooden puppet with a wooden head" -talking cricket

[@leahccorpuz7208]

It is very sad that most people ignore the true meaning and symbolisms of the Pinocchio story. It teaches many life lessons such as Sacrifice to bargain for a better future, and how one must throw away their past self to become more of what they can be... They just don't make stories like this anymore

[@emiritorisei]

Yeah, there’s a lot of people holding on to what Pinocchio did in the past and it’s very annoying. I agree that the message of the story is to let the past go and move on and to be a better person. I understand Pinocchio did some horrible things before, but he changed as the story went on. He learned to do better. He became better. That’s the point.

[@ellarose7114]

@@emiritoriseioh my god exactly!! I hate it when people say things like “Pinocchio was a complete psychopath in the original” and then proceed to only list things that happened in the beginning. I honestly ended up loving his character when I actually read the book, despite everything I’ve heard about him.

[@robinanderson5853]

I too enjoyed the deeper search into the older stories of Pinocchio and all his learning opportunities, poor choices and shenanigans. A few years ago I found the Italian live action version with the famous Italian actor/comedian Roberto Benigni playing Pinocchio and his beautiful wife was the fairy. I had to watch it in English dubbed to keep up with the fast dialogue but found the Italian uncut version even better. It has many of those extra stories you discussed. It is beautifully rendered and a delight for old and young. Now I need to get a copy of the book for the last few adventures.

[@SirTJ]

The edits haha caught me of guard