An Objective Look at HOME ON THE RANGE (feat. ILoveKimPossibleALot)

[@Dante724734]

Man, Tariq got sick of the "Faster then Chris Brown died in Stomp The Yard" joke faster then Chris Brown died in Stomp The Yard!

[@ToonrificTariq]

It’s been 84 years.

[@genericstaticshock705]

🤣🤣

[@BradyPostma]

In a century, on Tariq's gravestone: "... faster than Chris Brown died in Stomp The Yard."

[@switchfan9471]

I prefer the Bobby Brown Coke joke honestly

[@Onemanshowoff]

I'm like the only person on the planet that loved this movie as a kid And looking back, this movie is alright. Saying it killed 2D gave it too much credit. And I kinda love the main bad guy BECAUSE he's a simple man who just wants to yodel. But taking my nostalgia goggles off, it's nothing to write home on the range about, I just don't wanna be like "THIS IS FROM WHAT USED TO BE THE MAC DADDIES OF ANIMATION HOW DARE THEY-?!" You know not everything has to be Klaus.

[@nikkim7038]

You’re not the only one! I loved this movie so much as a kid, I watched it NONSTOP, it was like my favorite movie and one point and I can still recall the plot.

[@flightg97shadowgarth32]

I liked this movie as a kid too. It is fine I guess. The main villain and his minions are the only things of note in this film for me. Everything else in Home On The Range is kind of boring, but serviceable in general.

[@camilligoulart3220]

i loved it so much as a kid, i used to have the pirated cd and i would watch it during road trips. it wasn't my favorite movie bc i was obsessed with coraline, but it was in my top 5 for sure

[@aspirallingmess8319]

I've been scrolling just to find this comment. I lived this movie as a kid

[@quackersmc.howdey3188]

I have watched this movie so many times but I barley remember anything about it I completely forgot it existed before I saw some tiktok about it

[@PoseidonXIII]

The henchmen's head blocking the map is still the funniest thing in my opinion.

[@Mike14264]

Yeah, and he's just so oblivious to it!

[@alexglass2927]

I think Slim and the Willie's were hilarious especially the Willie's!!! Also I think Maggie's line "What is this the frozen food section?" cracks me up!!!

[@TheRealJims]

There needs to be more writeups on KZbin like this one, about these flawed films, rather than all those boring dunking contests on less popular work. I feel like I got more out of the exercise of reviewing The Good Dinosaur than a consensus film like Toy Story, for example. I really like how fair you are in presenting what works and doesn't work (like the sad sheriff song part), and why it is the way it is. Great video, Tariq. That line about the film not having any character really hit hard.

[@nathanstanfield4695]

Jims I just want you to know that my brain automatically read your entire comment in the sound of your voice.

[@skylerb97]

I actually did see Sinbad in theaters and a sentimental moment attached to that movie is that we stopped by my grandmas house before going to see it and as somebody with cerebral palsy those were my first steps without a walker.

[@Retrosteampunk]

This is a blessed comment.

[@skylerb97]

Retrosteampunker thank you

[@geardog24]

What if instead of Disney blaming 2d animation for a bad movie, they blame the fact that they couldn't write a decent movie.

[@mechajay3358]

I Know Right?

[@reignbowdancer2687]

I think they could but didn't

[@TeamFriendship8600]

Great writing can make up for poor animation, but great animation can never make up for poor writing.

[@mightyfilm]

Oh jeez... WOW! Okay! Disney was planning to switch over to CGI for some time before these movies even got made, and clearly they KNEW that this and the film before it (Brother Bear?) were pretty damn weak. They knew that the reviews would suck and the box office draws would be low, and obviously they were banking on these two films being sacrificial, leading to blaming the bad reception of weak movies on why they went CGI. But it was all planned before hand, and they decided to send off the line of movies on klunkers. Hilariously, their CGI movies weren't that good either until sometime after. Then again, their first CGI film was the boring piece of shite Dinosaur that barely made any money and was still considered "successful" enough to over merchandise and shove down movie goers' throats.

[@v1de0gamr23]

Unthinkable!

[@NightEyeStudio1995]

FUN COW FACT! You can actually herd cows by singing. It's an old art in Finland I think, but it can be done. Cow's love pretty singing, so it actually fits that. Also the original plot had Slim steal cows to tremble down the White House so he could become the president because him mom kept drilling in that he'd be president when he was a kid and the story had more of a fairytale feel to it and was even told in song by three mariachi monarch butterflies, which gave it some more humorous charm

[@loganmosher5935]

Yeah But........ That Was Far-fetched So They Stuck With The Cattle Rustler Stealing Cattle Sell Them On The Black Market And Buy All The Land For An Undisclosed Price For Revenge Against The Ranch Bosses Because They Fired Slim Because His Way Of Herding Is Silly

[@robbiewalker2831]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@loganmosher5935 Disregarding the fact you capitalized all those words, I agree the White House plan felt too political, and might end up comparing Slim to Donald Trump. The Revenge plot felt more fitting, considering the story they went with in the end was more like a Wild West retelling of “The Pied Piper of Hamelin”. Don’t just take the Willie Brothers’ word on their Uncle Alameda Slim being “a Pioneer Pied Piper in 10 Gallon Underpants”, there’s more to it in subtle ways. 1. The Three Main Heroes represent handicaps of three types of children. Maggie is the crippled child (when we met her, her flashback shows she was left behind, and didn’t leave her spot, despite Slim’s hypnotism), Mrs. Calloway is the blind child (literally blind with rage, whenever someone messes with her hat), and Grace is the deaf child (tone-deaf, that is, as she is immune to Slim’s yodeling). 2. Slim said he owned the finest ranches in the land, but his bosses never appreciated his talents; an allusion to the Pied Piper being ridiculed over using music to do a job they asked him to do. 3. When the Cows met a Rabbit named Lucky Jack, his backstory was that he use to live in Echo Mine, along with multiple rabbits, until Alameda Slim flushed them out (implying the mountain was their safe haven, and Slim ridding them with his yodel led to their deaths); it’s an allusion to the Pied Piper’s reason of being ridiculed, ridding the rats with music. And 4. Slim’s hideout, Echo Mine, is reminiscent of the Piper’s hideout being Koppelburg Mountain, where he would drown the children at the Weser River; the Railroad in which the Black Market Train arrives at is given a similar role to the Weser River.

[@EmperorZ19]

The cow hips are so distractingly bizarre. I understand that actual cows sort of look like that, but jesus, you could perform a Mortal Kombat stage fatality with those

[@mxmarymax]

as someone who genuinely loves this movie, saw it in theaters, and watches it at least once a month for the nostalgia, i agree with everything y'all said here. and a lot of the issues regarding plot and framing really do just kinda expect you to pick up on things and build off of subtext. it's abstract for no reason and a lot of the scenes you guys had issues with, as you said, needed more time or flashbacks because so much of it was just kinda implied. for example, the scene where the sheriff gives buck to rico actually does convey a closeness between the two in the form of him teasingly describing a horse as buck pantomimes in the background. it's a great joke and shows that the sheriff has a playful friendship with buck as well as gave him a chance to tell the audience how fondly he thinks of him by describing him as fast, strong, and smart. but of course you had to catch the subtext meaning it was hit or miss and needed better execution. there are so many instances of this throughout the movie and because of those, along with the visual framing and how many stories were packed together in so little time, i feel like the movie should have been a show and not a full film. there were a lot of interesting things going on but none of it had the time to breathe so like, it's a bad flick. i love that shit but i also have a personal connection with it and deadass used this movie to cope in foster care cause it was a mood. i can't say my love for it is anything but biased and my ability to fully sympathize with the characters wasn't purely due to knowing first hand what that kind of loss and how strong the desire to get your home back is like. legit the only other people i know who went as hard for this movie as me were someone who lost everything in a house fire and another kid who's family's house foreclosed around the time it came out. i swear this movie was made for kids who liked westerns and lost their homes in the early to mid 2000s and no one else. everything y'all said was absolutely right. like the movie is just purely eye candy unless you had the right mindset while watching it (homesick af) and were willing to stretch your brain to fill in the gaps. and that ain't really much of an audience. i wish it could have just been a short or a cartoon because it wasn't horrible. just badly executed. thanks for finally doing this and also for beating me to the stomp the yard joke, you saved me from myself, bro. also i love KP's username, friggin iconic and same. this video was great and it's rare not to see people talk about home on the range in a way other than "the movie that killed 2d animation". it didn't and thank you for taking the time to acknowledge the how good it looked in many places because it doesn't get much credit. it was, however, probably the movie that killed kid's movies with satisfying plot resolutions. i will blame it for that, even as a person who likes it.

[@kristinahuchison2511]

Same. Personally I like to think of this movie as having a similar problem to Raya and the Last Dragon or even the Little Mermaid imo. Both movies didn’t have enough time to flesh out other characters so it makes their inclusion kinda forced and not actually interesting. And yes I do include the Little Mermaid because her sisters are hardly in the first movie and only like three of them appear in a cut away scene in the sequel. That’s one of the things I actually liked about Ariel’s Beginning is she had a more interesting and deeper relationship with both her father and sisters and how their mother’s death not only affected their familial relationship, but their kingdom when Triton permanently banned music as a way to cope with the pain. Ironically enough I find Ariel so much more likable in this movie than the original BECAUSE she helped her father let go of his wife and finally heal, through finding the music box and Triton realizing he was doing more harm than good for his family by banning music, and realizing how sad and heartbroken Athena would be. If this movie had been a Disney show instead, I think it would’ve been too similar to Nick’s Barnyard, but it would’ve given more characters to interact and why their owner Pearl means so much to them, and how exactly she makes that much money to pay for the expenses. I know it shows she sells produce and assumably milk and eggs, but there’s still no way that’s nearly enough to pay for everything

[@Cutieapplepie123]

I always felt like "Home on The Range" was a Disney Direct to DVD movie that somehow got accidentally released to theaters.

[@kristinahuchison2511]

Ironic considering some direct to dvd sequels by Disney actually did get theatrical releases.

[@kristinahuchison2511]

I also like to think Chicken Little was a direct to dvd movie that somehow ended up in theaters instead. Its not as awful as Home on the Range imo, but I really wish we got the original concept with Chicken as a girl instead

[@JD-iu6rv]

I remember that family guy joke more than Home on the Range the movie

[@od3910]

I guess it did make a cultural impact.

[@sunspotmill1291]

Same here! That's pretty sad too.

[@noraemin326]

U da cow. NO U DA COW

[@PIB2000]

That joke is even funnier now since Disney bought Fox.

[@jasminelomax3837]

Y’all are forget Jennifer Tilly’s best work THE BRIDE OF CHUCKY

[@Strawberrysatori]

YES. Omg

[@lilmisschrystyle3140]

Yeee

[@whohangedmyname]

To be devil's advocate, I never interpreted the villain's motivation as "they never let me sing so I buy all your property" and more like "I was a worker and in every place I ended up overworked, underpaid and with little recognition for the importance of what I do, so I will take the land I worked so hard on because thanks to my efforts is rightfully mine" followed up by dumb singing joke. Then again I watched it in Spanish so there may have been translation differences or something.

[@roastingghosts1302]

I’ve only seen the English version and I can say I had the same interpretation too, I thought he was a farm worker with a grudge.

[@ravenoftheinn6623]

I thought the exact same thing. Glad it wasn’t just me then

[@robbiewalker2831]

No Maria, I’m pretty sure the former fits him with the Pied Piper motif. They think his yodeling was a ridiculous thing as a rancher, even being used to hunt down rabbits (presumably being paid to hunt them) that he tries to get back at them for not appreciating fine art. It's a cliched trope, yes, but I feel that a villain that chooses to be villain through unappreciation is a better motivation than turning into a villain just because.

[@Eddies_Bra-att-ha-grejer]

6:32 The Swedish title of this film actually translates to "The Cow Gang".

[@Zacman1123]

Ha

[@VicenteTorresAliasVits]

In Latin America, it's _VACAS VAQUERAS_ (COWGIRL COWS).

[@MPbmfm]

In Danish the title was "De Frygtløse: The Muuhvie" which translates into "The Fearless: The Moovie". Yes we made a pun out of it

[@TotosTales]

The german is “Die Kühe sind los” which translates to “The cows have broken loose”

[@magscorner]

And Just to get all of Scandinavia: Q-gjengen

[@berrienl.107]

Disney made this movie bad on purpose to blame sacking their 2D animators so they could move on to CGI only (until Princess Frog). I knew it when I was 10, and I know it now.

[@TheAnonyomusGuy]

Disney would like to know your location

[@Sillyrally]

When you the cow. Woah. I'm the cow.

[@JeffDoyen]

Sees 30 minute video: “that’s almost half the length of the actual movie they’re reviewing”

[@king_big_pp]

Welcome to modern day film "critique" Video was pretty good though.

[@JeffDoyen]

Commander_Ninja I just found it funny because the movie is like, a little over 70 minutes

[@OmarAlikaj]

"Home on the Range" is a guilty pleasure to me, but, yeah, not a perfect film to be shown in cinemas. A shame Disney decided to pull out wrong reasons why 2D films were doing badly. Nowadays, people are actually demanding for them.

[@yoboibeerus1387]

Why is that? I get people like stupid movies, but there is nothing fun about this film. It also has a pathetic attempt of character development, but it doesn't work.

[@soniadevlin487]

It was just an excuse. Lilo and stitch was a hit and came out around the same time

[@battybuddy]

I didn't mind Home on the range, I just didn't think it seemed like a Disney movie. It generally felt more Warner Bros.

[@BugsyFoga]

Even The Wild (2006) had a happy meal tie-in and barley anyone but me remembers it .

[@MaskedKittyYT]

dude i remember the wild, i remember being so into it when i was a kid, but now all i remember is a dad hyping up that he’s from the wild to his son.

[@regane02]

I remember watching it all the time

[@skylerb97]

I had the toys of Nigel the Koala and the Lion’s kid who I think was named Brian or whatever

[@animationnerd2748]

I remember The Wild (2006) that film is underrated

[@spearmintpony7105]

Most remember it for being "that time Disney did to Dreamworks what Dreamworks did to Disney"(even though Disney was only the distributer).

[@mexa_t6534]

This movie’s case is honestly kinda sad, you could tell there were some talented people involved, like the animators and artists. I also love how stylized everything is. Shame we couldn’t get a better written story.

[@robbiewalker2831]

What’s better than an allegory for the Pied Piper? You got a bad guy who hypnotizes loved ones to be taken to his secret mountain hideout where a mass murder is held, the three main heroes represent children with handicaps, the bad guy does this crime because he wasn’t respected for his talent, and even flushed out vermin that people hate.

[@kristinahuchison2511]

Actually the original draft was supposed to be Alameda using an army of cows to overtake the White House and become president lol. I find it more ironic the director Mike Gabriel was the one who came up with the idea, and he’s the director of Pocahontas, another movie that could’ve been so much better. Even if it hasn’t aged well for some, Pocahontas still holds a special place in my heart and I wish more people at least appreciated what it tried to teach than complaining about what its not (historically correct)

[@merlin4real]

As a farmer, childhood me watched male cattle with udders with pain. You want to talk about a group misuderstood by our culture? The rural community has been reduced to a handful of negative stereotypes.

[@Alejandroigarabide]

I totally agree. I'm from the city but most of my mother's family are farmers.

[@potmeetkettle]

As a city dweller who admires farm-life, hang in there ☺️

[@rattyeely]

I'm pretty sure no male cows have udders in this film, you're thinking of back at the barnyard

[@OrbyStormy420]

Trans cows

[@kristinahuchison2511]

I mean, Barnyard had bulls and steers with udders too. Ain’t no way kids’ cartoons were going to show testicles on screen lol

[@azraelreaper27]

I clicked on this faster than Chr- [joke redacted]

[@TheAngryPheonix]

He did, but it was redacted for causing a pandemic.

[@jkp1099]

"Home on the range's biggest problem is that it's a character driven film, with no character." *snaps*

[@MaskedBeeX]

The "Reparations" bit before the sponsor got me good. Tariq cracking up was the cherry on top for such a good joke.

[@mk-aka-morgan8386]

I loved this my movie as a kid because I was obsessed with cows and animation, it was like a dream come true when my mom bought the dvd for me.

[@huyh172]

its pretty cool how TheRealJims shouted you out on his channel then you proceeded to shout him out on yours both of you do great shit so it it pretty great as a fan of both

[@ToonrificTariq]

He’s soooo good!

[@sarahtelles1931]

Oh, I love Treasure Planet! Too bad about that profit loss at theaters though. Probably the poor trailers

[@KyogresHideout_Vegito2121]

I remember being excited for that movie as a kid but never got the chance to see it but I do remember getting a promo computer game for free where you flew the pirate ship in space kinda similar to Star Fox

[@Vera_Nova]

Probably those, its release date, and Disney's DVD release schedule. Breadsword did a pretty good video on Treasure Planet and gives some ideas as to why such poor marketing decisions were potentially made.

[@KarlAndArma4ever]

@@Vera_Nova I second Breadsword's video on Treasure Planet! Really good breakdown of the movie and why it most likely bombed in theaters!

[@kristinahuchison2511]

Same for Atlantis. I remember watching a preview for it on one of my VHS tapes and thinking how cool it looked. Too bad it didn’t get much attention, and worse the series got canned and got turned into Milo’s Return. Personally I don’t think the sequel is as terrible as everyone writes it off as, but I really wish we got to see more of Kida as the new queen of Atlantis and how Milo’s presence has improved their culture

[@shadows-sweet-embrace]

I saw this in theatres with my dad. I didn't really care for it, but I didn't hate it. My dad was laughing his ass off, like, I feel like whenever we watch movies our ages switch.

[@PALEBR0WNEYES]

Tbh I LOVE home on the range but the original concept for this movie was SO MUCH COOLER it used to be called sweatin bullets and it was going to be a supernatural western film

[@AnAverageGoblin]

Home on The Range would be a good name for a series of western themed shorts that take place on a farm..

[@zachanikwano]

0:42 Okay I know this is probably a joke, but as a half-black girl I always interpreted Mac’s freak out because of his high stress, and of Goo’s very distinct and vibrant personality. Love em both regardless.

[@aurea.]

20:58 I just realized well over a decade later that the duck's dancing is a reference to Elaine Benes. From Seinfeld. This movie referenced Seinfeld.

[@dulouis6059]

EVERYBODY SHUT UP I'VE BEEN WAITING FOREVER FOR THIS. Okay, watched through it for the pure enjoyment of hearing Toon and KP talk. Now to rewatch it so I can leave a legit, thought filled comment for the first time in my life.

[@changedman430]

This and Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron was my SHIT back in the day

[@wafflefalafel9442]

You must be a big fan of equines/farm animals. Let me guess, you also liked charlotte's web?

[@katiearbuckle9017]

@@wafflefalafel9442 Charlotte's Web wasn't that bad. She Basically Raised Wilbur ...

[@rodney2x48]

Spirit is such a damn good and underrated movie... The Netflix show is garbage, though. Fuck that show.

[@MonikaNelisDupont]

Angry Robot honestly it is such a beautiful movie! I still watch it at least once every year and I love it to bits. Not even close to the same ballpark as home on the range though…

[@wafflefalafel9442]

@@katiearbuckle9017 Oh for sure I love charlottes web x) I was just pointing out how the movies they like involved hooved creatures

[@MathieuLeblanc1991]

One thing I noticed about the animation is that you can tell they were emulating the 1960s-1970s human designs a lot for this film like the sheriff is designed almost like he would fit in 101 Dalmatians or Sword in the Stone

[@bom2362]

Tariq, I know you don’t feel it but we fr respect u and love u

[@ThomasFan-vd3uz]

I felt like this film was trying to do something that Disney doesn’t really do more often; Be more comedic while still trying to have some serious material! This is also my favorite Disney and animated film of all time. I even got it on DVD for my birthday of 2021.

[@AJ627]

Sandro Cleuzo also contributed to the design style of Disney movies in the 2000's. His character designs have a really dynamic and sharp look while also making them look sorta squishy as well

[@susan9100]

I had 1 DVD to watch as a kid because we were broke as shit. It was Home On The Range. It wasn't great but it does hold a special place in my heart being one of very few movies I got to watch as a kid. I've also watched it like 15+ times because it was our only DVD.

[@Samwoww7]

I thought I was the only one who still remembered this fever-dream of a movie

[@Maplestarknight]

I just watched the Yodel scene again and ALL the cows in that are CG and it's so gross when you notice it.

[@KyogresHideout_Vegito2121]

I never noticed it as a kid but now I can't unsee it

[@nikkim7038]

Thanks, I hate it

[@lillithefangirl2422]

I've been looking forward to this one! I had an old Disney Sing-Along dvd that was around this movie and the yodel song is just... plastered into my brain. Yodel-ada-edel-idle-oo!

[@StonedHunter]

I'm not even going to lie...I freaking loved this film as a kid. I thought it was HILARIOUS and I still have super fond memories of watching it. I don't care if it is good or not, it was a really fun ride and I appreciate it for that much. I do wish it had been fleshed out more, but if I just want something I can giggle at and turn my brain off for it's perfect. XD

[@spaceagecrystals]

The sad song where the farmer lady is looking at the pictures sent me straight back to sitting in my basement watching this movie on a VHS tv🥺 miss that

[@leannasides]

I loved this movie as a kid because I lived beside a cattle ranch (I’m from Texas so makes sense). I definitely think that the movie should’ve been written better (or just be a direct to DVD). They could’ve made it more character focused so we can understand the characters more. The characters seem interesting and their designs are good, it just needed better structure. The bad guy’s motivation should’ve been “my previous employers overworked and underpaid my works so I’m getting revenge by buying their land” or something like that. The yodeling/singing can still be used because it was used to herd cows.

[@tariqshehata1221]

Wow, I am surprise you review my favorite movie as a kid. Now though I like it for nostalgic reasons, but as a kid I loved this movie. Thank you for reviewing HOME ON THE RANGE. Stay safe and stay positive.

[@Doodlebob108]

I always found this movie very aesthetically pleasing.

[@ericbrown9809]

I was thinking about Barnyard the whole time, you should definitely do a review of it

[@Xjr555kid]

I entirely thought that this was going to be about the Back At The Barnyard movie. Forgot this was ever even a thing

[@mellowmallow4855]

I love this guy. The way he list out the names of the songs he uses puts him on a whole other level.

[@ashantitheara]

I was obsessed with this movie as a child, my mother even bought me the dvd, but I genuinely did not know this was the plot of the movie. I also didn’t know that this movie was generally hated.

[@92JazzQueen]

It was originally called Sweating Bullets and it was going to have a grander, wild plot of the villain trying to manipulate the cows into marching into Washington DC and taking over.

[@magicmon]

Citation needed

[@evanbrooks1926]

Home on the Range was always weird to me, cause I saw it once when I was 8, and never thought it was interesting enough to watch again, yet I can remember so much of the movie clearly.

[@livingabstraction2206]

No movie that features one of my favorite Disney tie in songs "Anytime you need a friend" can ever be that bad.

[@KarlAndArma4ever]

I remember that song playing _all the time_ on Disney Channel back in the day! Hated that aspect back in the day, but now I don't mind the song so much. Kind of a nice melody about bonding that isn't about romantic relationships.

[@josht6375]

Any toonrific video I’m ON THAT

[@v1de0gamr23]

"Oh yeah, she's in this movie." ~Me when the movie cuts back to Pearl during the sad scene.

[@lilmisschrystyle3140]

At 26:52 when the camera flash happens on the beat, is actually pretty slick Good job Tariq 👌🏾

[@clarklandon9906]

The yodeling dude is literally just a cow Joe Exotic.

[@paigebowman5139]

Did anyone notice the duck doin the "elaine dance" from Seinfeld?? Prolly the best shout out in the movie

[@3litt075]

Still one of my childhood favorites, but at least this video actually gives a reason why the movie isn't that strong- namely that it's a character driven story where the characters are lacking -instead of just saying it's the worst disney film and acting like it's just The Truth Like, I knew I was biased since I grew up with it, I haven't seen it in a hot minute and I'm a sap for anything with animated animals running around the screen, but I genuinely had no idea why it was so hated. At least this actually explains what you're on about. Though like you said, still waaaaaay overhated

[@abelardoplatas1549]

7:34 That's just the historical accuracy of the movie coming into play.

[@2doot]

My child mind always deadass thought Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disneyland was the same thing as the minecart chase scene in this movie. Like, I very vaguely remember this movie, but I always thought the two were tied somehow.

[@Zvwry]

I didn’t know Jennifer tilly voiced Bonny, only know her as Tiffany from chucky

[@c-puff]

Hell yeah the Little Mermaid is my favourite! You mean the movie where the 16 year old girl tries to run away from her abusive father and dares to dream of somewhere completely removed from her current oppressive home and life style that it drives her to a loan shark (lol) who preys on her because of her parent’s destructive parenting and at the end she triumphs abover it and gets to live happily? Hell YEAH that’s my favorite one. Dude you don’t even know what you’re talking about over here 🤣 But yeah the rest of this video is on point.

[@steamboatwill3.367]

On point.

[@terrenceharris-hughes4436]

Treasure Planet is very underrated. And I loved it. One of the best iterations of Treasure Island besides Muppet Treasure Island

[@Anna-zt8he]

You have such a relaxing voice and fun personality

[@Lovinia1]

I think I watched this movie once. When I was an age. At a daycare I barely remember, but smell sometimes.

[@GrayD_Fox]

I remember seeing Range in the special features of Finding Nemo and thinking that the art looks really appealing, but never could remember the name for some reason and never actually watching it.

[@mariaona53]

you referenced Teacher’s Pet! pls make a video about the show and the movie. literally no one knows about it or remembers it. i use to watch the movie constantly as a child; the concept and plot are wild when thinking about it now.

[@mechajay3358]

I only remember Home On the Range from watching their trailers on those "Disney Feature Presentation" DVD's. That takes me back faster than Chris Brown died in Stomp the Yard.

[@PersianYank]

When ever I see this movie, I think of tenchi muyo. You see the big cow is like Ryoko, the prim and proper cow is like Ayeka, and the tone deaf cow was like Mihoshi. They seem so freakishly similar. Tenchi muyo for cows I thought in 2004.

[@xanderg.1070]

I remember reading that the original plot would have a young bull and his owner going to a ghost town where the villain would have not only a rogue cattle wrestler but a psychopathic murder, and the film was originally called Sweatin Bullets. I think the plot was changed because the executives thought the plot was way too dark.

[@kingofpotato9]

watching the clips from the show without the crappy characters/story really made me appreciate how good the art and character design is.

[@marismcgarveyhenderson6328]

I just rember the trailer for Home on the Range on my old disney tapes

[@AyubuKK]

Dude, same.

[@SpaceManRD]

Something that kind of represents the whole movie: pretty much every animated Disney film up to then had a scene _exactly_ like 26:25. It also doesn't help that this was around the era that audiences started to realize how formulated and trope-y the Disney formula could be and how blatantly they'd been leaning on it, especially after Dreamworks' lampooning of it was still fresh in everyone's minds.

[@OhGoodieGumdrops]

I kind of don’t mind the villain’s motivation since it’s simple and petit. Just like original maleficent, she was mad they didn’t invite her to a party, so she cursed their daughter 😂 and you know she was one of the best villains out there.

[@QuintonMurdock]

I really enjoyed home on the Range, but that was probably just because it had a scene with trains in it and I really like trains

[@CaptainSuperFly797]

I'm sure it's been brought up already, since I'm a bit late to the party, but Treasure Planet only (well probably only) bombed because the project was killed out of spite

[@anastasialoveless677]

I can recognize Jennifer tillys voice in a second because I've watched every chucky movie and I like her voice

[@Trecherousbeast]

I LOVE seeing objective reviews of not so loved things. I've kinda gotten tired of people saying the same things over and over again to the point where it feels like it's not even their personal feelings about the movie and they were just influenced by what everyone else was saying. Not that I'm saying that just because someone has a negative review of this movie, then it means their opinion is worthless, but what are the odds that out of all the reviews on this movie, this is the only one I've seen to mention how beautiful the backgrounds look?

[@BugsyFoga]

Home on the range : The film that convinced Disney traditional animation wasn't profitable anymore .

[@tashaem1]

No. That's Treasure Planet.

[@BugsyFoga]

tashaem1 The thing is actually like treasure planet , not that a Home range was the reason 2d Disney films died just that the decisions made convinced them that it wasn't profitable anymore.

[@nostalgiaworks5999]

@@BugsyFoga No. That's Winnie the Pooh 2011.

[@BugsyFoga]

Nostalgia Works that was years later when Disney thought they could try 2d animation again , which the only reason that film didn't do so well cause they somehow thought it was great idea to release the film the same day as the last Harry Potter film , definitely a massive mistake on Disney's behalf.

[@savannahhuso2134]

I think this needs a remake, I mean, Disney will probably never do it, but picture how much better this movie would have been if Disney fix all the problems that this movie had.

[@emilyv5509]

This was always one of my guilty pleasures! X'3

[@thegreyman1575]

“Think of this as reparations” Nearly CHOKED brushing my teeth bro, that was funny af!

[@Nanthecowdog]

The only thing I remember feeling during this movie was hate for the jab at Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron “Stallion of the Cim-Mor-On”. Spirit is one of Dreamworks best.

[@Mister100Percent]

Say what you want, but that chase scene at the end of the movie was really good. Also god tier yodeling.

[@laurenhorsey8827]

I saw this movie in theaters and fucking loved it! Im the like only one who remembers the plot and loves the music 😂😂😂

[@AllHailTheAnimeLover]

Ngl it's an okay film but compare it to Disney's other 2000s I can see why people dislike it

[@JayStack5]

The other day, I went on a little movie watching spree. I watched Treasure Planet, Home on the Range, and Atlantis. All of them I’ve watched as a kid, been awhile since I’ve seen them last, and wanted to see if they are still good. I loved all three of them. I do think Home on the Range was the weakest, but felt it was also the funniest.

[@tammyrn1661]

In the dvd extras for this movie there is a jokes section and one of them Rosanne cow just comes on screen and says "Hey does anyone have opposable thumbs? I need to be milked!" and it was so jarring it still haunts me to this day

[@adriangonzalez3600]

This movie is 2D over 3D backgrounds, which is why it looks so weird and uncanny all the time

[@miserybiz8492]

i never watched home on the range and after watching this review this is definitely NOT what i thought it'd be about LMAO

[@kinghsssy768]

I have sooo much nostalgia with this movie, I’m glad you did an objective look at it!

[@ghoulmania7906]

As a kid growing up on a farm that was financially struggling, I loved this movie, though admittedly I don't remember much so it clearly didn't stick with me....

[@crcoghill]

All i remember from this film was 2 things: Going to see it for a Birthday party And Lucky Jack, the best character! YOU KNOW IT'S TRUE!

[@parisewellington3664]

You really said reparations😭🤣🤣

[@gars129]

No mention of the music being Alan Menken's only Disney work in the Post Rennaisance/2nd Dark Age.

[@Patchouliprince]

When your ad break started I GOT AN AD that was too good timing I’m shakin in my boots

[@ravenpurple1527]

Home on the range, Sinbad and Treasure Planet are a couple of my guilty pleasure ngl

[@tylerhackner9731]

I was like 2 when this film came out so of course I barely remember it. Weird I was 1 when Finding Nemo came out and I remember every line.