TARZAN (1999) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Disney Animation Classic | You'll Be in My Heart

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[@hunkypugo]

Tarzan have not brushed his teeth all his life .. wonder how Jane felt like kissing him 😅

[@ajlove_34]

Tarzan is number two on my top 10 Disney films of all time list

[@BluDemonOzzy]

Oh it's up there with Beauty & The Beast and Aladdin. It's top tier as far as Disney classics go.

[@rubensalvador9422]

This is among my top ten Disney animations. This is also among my top Five Tarzan adaptations.

[@mickeymouse7726]

It's my favorite Disney movie alongside lion king and mulan

[@baileyross8279]

I completely forgot they spent the first bit establishing that Tarzan became great at mimicking sounds to survive and thrive. That's why he picks up language so fast. I love it

[@bad-people6510]

In the books he picked up French in about two weeks and taught himself to read in the absence of human contact.

[@noneofyourbusiness1998]

@@bad-people6510 That's wild.

[@mohammadzekereya9311]

Phil Collins didn't have to go that hard on the songs but he did and every single song is a masterpiece. This is to me what Frozen soundtrack is to today's kids.

[@judeless77]

Shame he’s a wife beater

[@hassnainkhalid2416]

Memorized all the songs when I was a kid ....love the songs in this movie

[@baileyross8279]

My mom bought the CD soundtrack when it came out, I stole it when I went to college and never returned it lol

[@mariac.1543]

Also amazing how he sang them in multiple languages! My friends and I still remember the (non-English) lyrics, and I feel like his slight accent made them stand out compared to all the other Disney songs in a way that made them unique

[@Nastyn1nja808]

I know all the words lol

[@ivangabriel4868]

"No matter where I go... you will always be my mother." One of the most beautiful lines Disney ever gave us.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I really love this movie. I love seeing his early years, growing up with the gorillas, and his relationship with his Kala, Tarzan and Jane have such beautiful, believable romance, and Clayton is one of Disney's most threatening villains with one of the most memorable villain deaths.

[@LoreleiMission]

A Bill Sykes death! (the novel tho)

[@JiReyAnimation]

So while everyone talks about how hard Phil Collins goes on this movie, let's also give a shoutout to Mark Mancina, who also went hard on the soundtrack, and often goes unnoticed because a lot of people think Phil did all the score when he only wrote the lyrics and sang the songs.

[@tiara29963]

Love his work on Moana and many more iconic scores.

[@sparkymularkey6970]

Holy shit, I didn't even know that. Props to Mancina!

[@jwsel]

Just to be clear. Mancini wrote the four instrumental tracks (with Collins also involved in the arrangements). The songs were written and composed by Collins; he did not just write the lyrics. Mancina is co-credited with arrangements on the songs. Collins also played drums and piano on the songs.

[@greatpcfan]

Score is the background music. Phil did compose all the songs in the movie other than the instrumentals( which also uses motifs from the songs)

[@loneshadow3624]

90’s Disney had amazing animated movies, but this one holds a very special place in my heart for how amazing the characters are and the animation is still amazing to watch even to this year. The music. The action scenes. And Clayton being one of the best villain of the 90’s.

[@CC-ii1sy]

The funny thing about Clayton's Voice actor Brian Blessed: He was in another film released 1999: Star Wars: TPM. His was Boss Nass.

[@Pancake_ice_420]

Clayton still has one of the more chilling deaths in a Disney movie.

[@arcticangel1628]

27:34 😅 I was expecting to see a clip of Admiral Ackbar saying “It’s a trap!” Lol! 😆

[@roninjoey]

Ultimately like Tarzan you feel pity for him.

[@annieberardino8732]

And Commander Rourke from Atlantis

[@battythings]

Tarzan and Mulan were my most watched among my VHS tapes as a kid. The music is like a whole character in this movie, I LOVED it. Watching it hits different when you have a kid of your own tho damn 🥲

[@mickeymouse7726]

Mine too

[@scottb3034]

It was Tarzan and Hercules for me. Lion King being an honorable mention. Really the 90s (and 2000 for Dinosaur) truly was the modern golden age for Disney.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Tarzan has the best soundtrack that will forever slap. "Son of Man" was my favorite Disney song growing up

[@ajlove_34]

This is one of my favorite Disney movies ever! Tarzan used to be on replay all the time when I was a kid, with me bumping the Phil Collins soundtrack every chance I got. Now I get to see one of my favorite reaction channels watch it for the first time! Way to go, John!

[@cinematicgoodness7325]

Fun fact: Tarzan's famous yell wasn't done by the VA for Tarzan, Tony Goldwyn. It was done by the VA for Clayton, Brian Blessed.

[@joevictor53]

This Tarzan yell was so good that when I heard the "classic" Tarzan yell later on, it just didn't match up for me. Even though that was the original one, this one was so good that the older one felt inferior

[@manxgirl]

​@@joevictor53You need to hear Carol Burnett's Tarzan yell, too. It's quite unique. And she claims it saved her from a mugger.

[@boboca20]

John Clayton and Shan-Yu from Mulan, are top tier Disney villans. This entire soundtrack is a masterpiece and it blends so well with every "phase" of Tarzan's life that it makes everything so much powerfull. I'm on my 30s now and I still cry to this, seriously.

[@wanderingseth]

Ditto, and I'm a guy in my 40s :)

[@mickeymouse7726]

I'm 27 and it's my favorite Disney movie

[@wanderingseth]

@@mickeymouse7726 You have good taste

[@ZandrickKrowe]

“How many men does it take to deliver a message?”

[@vivannet231]

@@ZandrickKrowe “just one”

[@bradstrife2211]

John catches up on classic movies he missed is legitimately one of my favourite set of videos to watch. You're really able to enjoy them just as much as if you had seen them as a kid.

[@arcticangel1628]

27:34 😅 I was expecting to see a clip of Admiral Ackbar saying “It’s a trap!” Lol! 😆

[@jamesmoyner7499]

The film was given a special Oscar for it’s depth vine layer animation and Tony Hawk with other skateboarders were used for reference footage for Tarzan tree surfing. Also Phil Collins won the Oscar for Best Original Song for You’ll be in my Heart and this upset Trey Park and Matt Stone for Blame Canada as they said they would be fine losing to anyone, but not Phil Collins and they made fun of him in the show.

[@MrTbk1701]

Not to be a net picker but it’s called deep canvas which they did develop for this movie.

[@jamesmoyner7499]

@@MrTbk1701 Thank you. I heard the term before, but couldn’t think of it.

[@MrTbk1701]

@@jamesmoyner7499 it’s all good. I love animation and Disney for my whole life. I’m sad about Murphy.

[@jamesmoyner7499]

@@MrTbk1701 Who is Murphy?

[@kgunitkeese17]

14:01 I still say to this day, that the tree surfing that Tarzan does right there is the greatest piece of animation that Disney ever made.

[@joellenglass2344]

When you said “Curious George and the woman in the yellow dress” I laughed so hard because I understood it! 😂😂😂

[@dylancole1910]

There isn’t a better way to spend my sick day than watching a Tarzan reaction. There are few that haven’t seen it, it’s one of the most well known Disney classics and also my favorite. Everything from the story to the music to the animation is beautiful. This is going to be fun. 😄

[@amberbradshaw1461]

Fun fact (not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet) the guy that voiced Clayton did the iconic Tarzan yell for this movie because the guy that voiced Tarzan blew out his vocal cords.

[@Ryou_Sensei]

Can I just say: That exchange Tarzan and Claton have with Tarzan holding the gun is extremely powerful Claton: "Be a man" Tarzan: "Not a man like YOU"

[@lilybethkuhn9650]

I think kirchak just didn’t like how fast his wife moved on from the son they lost. He was still grieving

[@micahpecson197]

you’re totally right. i guess they were grieving in very different ways. kala found another baby to take care of, kerchak became more protective over their pack.

[@qrowing]

I've seen this movie *countless* times, but it's only just occurred to me! Tarzan is *crazy* focused on the gunshot he hears at 16:20. Maybe he remembers it from when his parents were killed? The looks he's giving here is pretty intense. Back in the treehouse when he was a baby, there's a quiet gunshot effect as Kala walks over the gun, and it sounds near identical.

[@Brook11223]

Tony Goldwyn voicing him brought that elegance and Grace and it's thanks to his voice. Of course Michael T. Weiss from the Pretender franchise took over for the animated Tarzan tv Show. Glenn Close and Lance Henriksen as John Clayton's/Tarzans foster parents and that yearning for a family gives you the feels.

[@shanerose7204]

If Disney ever does a live action Tarzan, I think it’s only fair that they cast Tony Goldwyn as Tarzan’s father.

[@Brook11223]

@@shanerose7204 Goldwyn is part of the MGM (Metro Goldwyn Meyer) family.

[@ComicPhreak]

This film truly marked the end of the Disney Renaissance. It's sad when you think about it. From the 80s to the 90s, Disney gave it's best animation in film and TV.

[@kalen1702]

This movie had so much heart. It's not just nostalgia, these movies were just better in the 90s

[@BoxOKittens]

In the books, the leopard is a lioness, but they made her a leopard in this movie because it made more sense for the jungle. Also, Clayton and Tarzan are cousins in the books, and you can see a slight resemblance in their movie designs.

[@manxgirl]

They still are in the movie. The parents are listed as Alice and John Clayton.

[@sable-king2066]

@@manxgirlNo they’re not. Those are only their names in the books

[@albyjustme]

I can't count the amount of times I've watched Tarzan as a child. It literally was my childhood favorite film and still is and all the emotional songs that Phil Collins made still brings me back to that exact moment I felt watching It for the 1st time and makes me teary eyed

[@agarvin1687]

Fun fact: the iconic Tarzan yell in the movie was actually done by Brian Blessed (the voice actor for the villain Clayton)!

[@shanerose7204]

He also voiced Boss Nass in The Phantom Menace (which as I’m sure most people know came out the exact same year).

[@YoungIroh]

this movie is bitter sweet to me. my parents used to call me tarzan as a kid cuz i loved being outside in nature and this is my absolute favorite disney movie of all time. later in life me and my baby mama used to call eachother tarzan and jane as terms of endearment

[@Whocares158]

Aww 😊❤

[@erikakagome7436]

when tarzan meets clayton, and clayton says “are we related?” i heard it was because in the story of tarzan, they are related (cousins i believe?) so clayton’s question is sorta like a nod to the actual story :)

[@joevictor53]

Yep. Tarzan's real name is John Clayton in the books

[@unripetheberrby6283]

So were his parents out there, and Clayton later, doing the Family's business? 😮

[@tiara29963]

Phil Collins did what he had to do on this. Definitely a top 5 Disney movie soundtrack.

[@G2C777]

I haven't seen this movie in probably 20 years. Was misty eyed pretty much the entire time...I didn't realize how much it affected me Great reaction, John!

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

The video game, which I LOVED, had scenes from the film that led you around the game. I need that game back. Tarzan is hands down one of my favorite animated films. From the hand drawn brilliance, amazing voice acting, MUSIC and storyline is just S tier!

[@joevictor53]

I loved the video game for that reason. It was the first game I got with my PSone along with Gran Turismo 2. N64 also had the game but it didn't have scenes from the movie on that version

[@Mistah47]

I remember my mom randomly came home with a gift of this movie on VHS and some Batman Beyond Valentines Day candy. Then I proceeded to enjoy this masterpiece. From the heartfelt story, to Jane ofc 🥰, to Phill Collin’s vibes, this movie doesn’t get enough love. And that imagery of the villain defeated at the end! Haunting stuff lmao.

[@BoxOKittens]

I remember being a kid and seeing this in the cinema, and it was my first experience being completely blown away by something. That opening is so intense and amazing, my little kid brain was shook lol

[@kriscynical]

The tech developed for the tree surfing portions of this film was called "Deep Canvas". It basically took the computer generated wire frame shapes of the trees and wrapped a traditionally painted texture around it. This is one of the movies that made me want to be an animator when I was growing up (I was 14/15 in 1999). I ended up being an illustrator, so Jane has always been my Disney "princess". 😊

[@davids6686]

My daughter is 10 months old and “you’ll be in my heart” is a daily song in the house ❤ love this sound track, he did not need to go this hard on it

[@Devonshirejackdaw]

Brian blessed as tarzans iconic yell, so powerful 😮 also the voice of klaton

[@Emsky1989]

Fun fact, guy who played Clayton - Brian Blessed, did Tarzan's scream, as the guy who played Tarzan couldn't do it properly

[@Messeduphands1268]

I still can't believe that Alternate Opening they had. Like, Jesus man, that's DARK. Even for Disney.

[@ShadowDemon_4]

When I first saw this movie as a child I didn't notice the bad guys hanging shadow in the background.

[@jmorgan3977]

My favorite Disney animation! Enjoyed your take, John!

[@giantpshow]

Tarzan was such a classic for me to watch growing up. I still enjoy watching it from time to time today. And I still listen to the music on spotify, like everyday lol!

[@mariac.1543]

Does anyone remember the Play Station 1 game of this movie? The baboon level where you had to slide along the branches opening the umbrella to push them off was so much fun, and the one against Sabor always gave me anxiety xD

[@fightingfaerie]

I loved the jungle traversing but I wasn’t good at button spamming so when I got to the part where you fight the first poacher I always restarted lol.

[@polina_pr]

yyyyeeeeeessss, smashing all the fruits was so satisfying and so was sliding through the jungle!

[@joevictor53]

My favourite level was Trashin' the Camp

[@scottStrong-kv8hs]

Tarzan and Brother Bear are two of my top 10 favorite animation films for mostly one reason, i love the soundtrack in them. Phil collins is a genius in both and should be recognized for it.

[@promisemochi]

when i first saw this, i was like 7 and we saw it in theaters. i was crying so hard we have to leave the theater and i was absolutely inconsolable for several hours. i never felt that strongly ever about a movie. finally the next year i kind of made myself sit through it and while it still made me emotional, it became one of my favorite movies and still is to this day. it always still makes me cry.

[@seungminmakesmestay]

The part where Tarzan comforts Kala right after he'd put on human clothes and says "No matter where I go, you will always be my mother" always made me tear up.

[@O___________0]

Right I cried through the whole reaction 🥲

[@hessu275]

This one is a big childhood classic and it still holds up

[@jbearclowater]

I forgot how dark the opening of this movie is. Those blood-stained handprints are visceral.

[@bhargavipba]

Right? I re-watched it recently and was so shocked 😅

[@Brook11223]

You kind of have that 3D element to it especially during Tarzan landing on the ground, with the whole foreground shot as he is slowly circling with the Leopard doing the same thing. Also the photo realistic animation with the Jungle mixed with 2D animation makes the film kind of standout. You kind of sense life when you see the whole jungle setting because it was telling a story.

[@arcticangel1628]

27:34 😅 I was expecting to see a clip of Admiral Ackbar saying “It’s a trap!” Lol! 😆

[@neonoires]

Ahhh I haven't seen this movie in ages so this was nice to reflect on.

[@JZL-Arkerivon]

I’ve been alive 20 and half years. This movie came out when I was -4 years young. I remember watching it for the first time in daycare when I was 4 to 6 years old. As of today I finally own the greatest of the Disney Renaissance movies on Blu Ray after all this time 🎉❤

[@Hisoharu]

I will never stop loving this movie. I don't know exactly why, but ever since it first came out when I was a kid... When I saw it back in theaters, I made my mom watch it with me at least twice.

[@lisamccoy6514]

I love when you get to be a kid again. Too much fun. Phil Collins music fit perfect Thanks for taking me back to that time too 💖✌️🎬

[@dylandamn1]

Not only is the animation amazing but the special effects they made for the vines. So cool

[@Basedbeauty3]

Tarzan always gets me so emotional ❤❤

[@LaytonEversaul]

This was probably the last true Disney 2D animated masterpiece and marked the end of an era.

[@ashleyhoover1559]

John, I haven’t been able to watch his movie a long time because my nanny used to sing you’ll be in my heart to me and she passed away when I was 18 so thank you for doing this. I can’t watch it alone

[@kevincarvalho5054]

Phil Collins kills it with the soundtrack

[@NatashaSalgado]

Amazing reaction to a even greater movie!! I watched this one every time Disney Channel aired it. The music, the story and the mood in it were outstanding. Fun fact is that Phill Collins not only wrote, composed and sang all the songs but also did their Spanish translation and sang them too in the Latin American and Spain's version of the movie.

[@Newt24.7]

This was the first movie I ever saw in a cinema! It's also one of the first things I remember being influenced by in regards to how I perceive and interact with nature. I was horrified by Clayton and his crew of thugs and later learned what poachers are, then spent several years fixated on spreading awareness since it was all I knew how to do as a kid. This movie might be the source of one of my first true passions! It's pretty special to me

[@Sarah-Jane17]

Yes, more John movie reactions please. Your wit is much enjoyed 😊

[@chasehedges6775]

Still an awesome Disney classic

[@deathking1019]

they should watch Atlantis and Treasure planet they are both amazing

[@SylvesterMassey]

Tarzan was my very first movie i watched as a 9 year old and fell in love with animation, really enjoyed watching Tarzan's behind the scenes. I used to pause every scene and draw and now I'm working hard to build my portfolio to get hired at animation studio one day (hopefully soon or this year) Great reaction John!

[@arcticangel1628]

27:34 😅 I was expecting to see a clip of Admiral Ackbar saying “It’s a trap!” Lol! 😆

[@ericjohnson6120]

Clayton accidentally hanging himself is definitely in top 3 darkest Disney villain deaths.

[@elliebelliewatermellie155]

Tarzan is absolutely one of my favorites!

[@TheAfricanGrey]

PHIL COLLINS IS THE 🐐

[@jonathancruz5932]

"You'll Be My Heart" is the best song at the end of the 90s

[@cmrobbins88]

The finale of the Disney Renaisssance. Started with The Little Mermaid and ended with Tarzan. Tarzan’s “vine surfing” was actually inspired by Glen Keane’s son skateboarding. And Tarzan is the first nearly unclothed animated male which made the animation tricky since the anatomy has to be consistent.

[@mindlessmeat4055]

I really like this movie. I was happy during my daughters Tarzan phase. It was a good time period.

[@burstingturtle]

First movie I ever saw in theaters as a kid. Still legendary with a brilliant soundtrack.

[@joevictor53]

Same here. Even if this was a bad film, it will always have a special place in my heart because of that. The fact that it was a great film just makes it even more special

[@Jordashian93]

A Disney classic is just what we needed.

[@AlastorsShadowDemon]

I used to love playing the game on PC and PlayStation. Tree surfing from the monkeys was my favorite.

[@Manx36]

There is a theory that Tarzan’s parents are Elsa and Anna’s parents too, from Frozen. Their parents were the king and queen and they left out on a diplomatic trip on a ship and never returned. The theory is they were gone over a year and Tarzan was born so they never knew or met him. The ship hit a storm and was blown off course and that’s where Tarzan’s story begins. It would be crazy if Disney made that link in a movie.

[@polina_pr]

the best soundtrack of all disney movies, of course I love other songs like “make a man out of you” or “part of the world”, but these feel like actual songs not just soundtracks from an animation film.

[@ThrillsofColdplay]

The classic Disney movies were so dark and amazing the more newer ones don’t seem that

[@aprr5366]

37:36 Oh being young again and not realizing how gruesome Disney villains deaths were in some of this movies haha 🫠🫠🫠

[@TurboMaui]

This was my favorite Disney movie of all time then I found out Mr Collins learned French German and 2 dialects of Spanish to be able to record his songs in different languages so kids in other countries could also sing then. It is now by FAR my favorite Disney movie

[@COOLPEAK]

This and tangled are the best disney films ever. tarzan is one of the best movie in general aswell.

[@BenBootKHTwo]

A classic! I own it! It’s such a great movie and soundtrack.

[@merlinsclaw]

Best Disney soundtack ever. EVER.

[@maxlambert1482]

Probably not in my top Disney movies but the soundtrack is undeniably the best of all time for an animated film. Still have some of the bangers in my music library today

[@jeanninebrice9107]

Fun little Easter egg: when the gorillas hold Jane’s father upside down and the items fall out of his pockets, one of the items is a keychain of Mulan’s dog ‘Little Brother’ 😊

[@raelshark]

The Phil Collins songs here are classic, but Mark Mancina doesn't get enough credit for the score. It's cut off here, but the tune at 20:40 is some of my favorite movie music of all time. The music was a very collaborative effort between them and they won the Grammy for Best Soundtrack together.

[@raelshark]

I also felt like Tarzan was really going for a lot of what worked with Lion King, between the setting, the music and songs (with Collins instead of Elton John), and even the editing. But they pulled it off - it's a worth successor.

[@DanV900]

Phil Collins did an unbelievable job.

[@mogwiawolf4354]

grew up watching this and love it

[@bphater31]

Disney! Don't touch this movie! We don't need a live action remake!

[@TheKyrix82]

...I'm not sure I have the heart to tell you this...but there's a TON of live action Tarzan already...

[@bphater31]

@@TheKyrix82 I know. But only Disney don't know how to do a good live action remake.

[@TheKyrix82]

@@bphater31 And that's a case of you being blatantly wrong.

[@bphater31]

@@TheKyrix82 about what? That Disney live action movie remakes sucks? Because that is truth. I'm curious.... What Disney live action movie remake that you think good? Do tell

[@TheKyrix82]

@@bphater31 Jungle Book was far better than anyone gave it credit for, and as someone who never really got into the animated Aladdin movies, the live action one was fantastic. And if you want to get technical, Captain America 3 and Infinity War/Endgame were live-action remakes.

[@mimic1984]

On a side note, I've gone back on Disney+ and rewatched alot of "classic Disney animated shows, the Lilo and Stitch Series, Kim Possible, The Proud Family, as well as live action shows like The Suite Life if Zack and Cody, The Suite Life on Deck, Wizards of Waverly Place, That's So Raven, Hannah Montana, Austin and Ally etc, and I thought to myself "Man, where did the shows with heart go?" Sure, we've got great shows now, but man oh man, these shows and movies are special.

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

Hercules is still my favorite movie but Tarzan still has the best soundtrack of any Disney movie

[@LOGAN_BURNS]

One of my fav Disney movies ever. And if they ever decide to live action remake this ( I really hope they don’t ) I think it’d be really really cool if they got Jason Momoa and Emilia Clarke as Tarzan and Jane just so we can get those 2 back on screen as a couple again 😂

[@ThrillsofColdplay]

I absolutely loved this movie as a little little kid

[@gideon1199]

Tarzan 2 is also low key pretty funny and entertaining. It’s also a prequel so it would de interesting if they reacted too.

[@isaiah6912]

Funnily enough I saw Tarzan 2 before I saw the first one. I never watched the first one as a kid but we had the second one on DVD. I watched that movie so many times as a kid that it's still fresh in my mind even though I haven't seen it in years.

[@kuivia]

Tarzans parents building that entire house and Tarzan not even being old enough to walk yet is kinda crazy, they were some godlike carpenters 😅

[@ИванФилатов-у2з]

It's quite interesting that in the original book Tarzan killed Kerchak as a competitor for the leader's place (and also because he despised him and perceived him as a threat). Shortly before that, Tarzan had killed his brother for the same reason. In general, he killed a lot, for example, cannibal natives, whom he hung on vines initially out of revenge for the death of his mother (they killed her), and then for fun.

[@mikemudra5489]

This movie is great from the music to the animation style and to the cast it's just a great movie, here's a little fact they taped skateboarders and to capture Tarzans tree surfing. Phil Collins is the greatest and he did amazing work on this movies music. this is my # 4 favorite Disney movie of all time

[@a.g.demada5263]

Even if I'm french, I prefer the original version of " Son of man " (Phil Collins did the french version)

[@brynnashcroft3734]

This movie is such a classic

[@Kb-xq2ry]

This movie and the Disney tv show set after this movie are imprinted in my childhood

[@madalyntrupka3866]

For some reason the way Jane's hands were animated is one of my favorites. Her fingers just look so delicate and dainty

[@erikhuska7809]

GREAT REACT!! While attending last years D23 Expo, Score Composer, Mark Mancina, said Phil Collins would call him during the development of the Songs to play what he had and Mancina would tell him to "update a verse or two for more emotion", which made those Songs Oscar Worthy!! ^_^ For a different Tarzan film check out "Tarzan, the Ape Man" (1981) ;)

[@mimic1984]

1980s, 90s and early 2000s might've not had 3D animation (well, not to the extent we have now), but God almighty did this and many others look fantastic for it's time, still does. Tarzan, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Lilo and Stitch, Pocahontas, Monsters Inc, Incredibles, all of these classics are peak Disney. I love and adore many of the latest Disney/Pixar movies that came out from late 2000s to present day, but these movies will always have a special place in my heart, even if I was born in 2000.

[@scottb3034]

Phil Collins and NSYNC collaborated on the music video for "Trashin the Camp".