Watching 101 Dalmations (1961) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction!

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[@nickflix8657]

Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Misspoke at the end, next is Night At The Museum tomorrow and then Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory!

[@memyselfandi7782]

NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM IS GONNA ROCK! I HOPE YOU ENJOY!

[@crystalhufflepufftheluckyt2758]

The 70s Willy Wonka ?

[@ChefSeabass]

Sweet those movies are amazing. (No pun intended)

[@nickflix8657]

@@crystalhufflepufftheluckyt2758 Yep!

[@heisenb3rg]

@@nickflix8657 the Johnny depp willy wonka is underrated. You should do that one too if you’re interested :)

[@lulystalgianature2968]

Sergeant Tibbs doesn't get enough love. He risked his life to save what's apparently a natural enemy of cats, and even though he's terrified, he's protecting the puppies when Jasper and Horace are approaching. He was willing to die for them. He didn't know the parents were coming. Give a medal to that cat!

[@MissFlow]

Was looking for this. Kitty could have easily just make a run for it but decided to stay with the puppies. Ergo: right in front of them. As Jasper and Horace were about to beat them to death 0_0

[@lulystalgianature2968]

@@MissFlow Let's not forget this is one, if not the only old Disney movie where a cat is portrayed in such a heroic light. Most Disney cats are villains.

[@monsterhanna6691]

PREACH. 👏👏👏

[@monsterhanna6691]

@@lulystalgianature2968 Thomas O' Malley- "Am I a joke to you?"

[@lulystalgianature2968]

@@monsterhanna6691 When I mean the old movies, I meant the ones made when Walt Disney himself was alive.

[@Cat-vr5ss]

I love how Nick just thought all 101 puppies were coming out at once 😂 poor mommy dog never would've made it.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Right? She'd die from exhaustion.

[@theblackrosedaughter]

Hell most of the pups wouldnt make it either

[@kongbob749]

@@theblackrosedaughter well, it is a movie. Everything can happen. ;)

[@emmanuelharris6445]

Who died?

[@chantalross5055]

I thought the same thing when I first watched this recently😭

[@courtneybrummet4280]

Random Animation Nerd here: the reason the animation style is so sketchy and different from the movies that came before it (like Snow White and Sleeping Beauty) is that the directors were 1) looking at contemporary art of the time period and 2) a new animation machine was invented which allowed the animator's drawings to be put on screen directly instead of having an assembly of people to ink and color each frame on a cell (so it was like a new type of scanning system). Because of that, the lines of the animation were sketchier and less refined (you can sometimes see circles or construction lines), so they decided to create sketchier backgrounds and effects to match.

[@Antony_Oscar]

I really love that style.

[@dancepiglover]

Out of all the sketchy looking Disney movies, I think this one looks the best.

[@Neevkl_7]

I love how when Cruella is visiting Roger is basically blasting a dis track at her from upstairs and she’s none the wiser lmao

[@zacharyjoy8724]

😁😈

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

The reason why Scooby Doo looks like the Great Dane is because that's his breed, a Great Dane.

[@RazetheAxolotl]

Lol I was yelling this at the video “ITS CUZ THEY’RE BOTH GREAT DANES” lol!

[@kateiannacone2698]

Lol ya beat me to it.

[@RubixPsyche]

But like amazingly fucked up (Designed to fail every trait in a show standard Great Dane, apparently) We adore em

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

@@RubixPsyche A Not-So-Great Dane lol

[@Interestingenough4]

They also had the same animator, Iwao Takamoto, if I'm not mistaken.

[@magicjewel96]

My favorite thing about this is Pongo and Perdita just deciding then and there "These puppies are ours now and we're going to keep them safe." Think about how hard it is to keep track of 99 puppies in a snow storm! Nevermind they'd probably each blend in! But Perdy kept up the lead and Pongo held back to make sure eveyone was there!

[@TheThunderbirdZero]

Aye. Both of them are two of the best parents in Disney's history. Just glad their trek through the snow didn't become a 'Scott of the Antarctic' nightmare.

[@striderhiryu2]

Roger was such a nice guy,even when he was very scared of cruella,he managed to stand up and protect his dogs.

[@MissFlow]

I don't think he was scared of her. Rather incredibly fed up with her and had to keep his posture while his anger and frustration were boiling up. She did nothing but insult him and Anita, degrading them, and mostly: can't take NO for an answer. But that's what I got out of it. Maybe he was scared ánd angry XD

[@monsterhanna6691]

Owner of the Year. 👏👏👏

[@monsterhanna6691]

@@MissFlow He was stuttering, but I can see your point. 😂

[@notavailable8201]

@@monsterhanna6691 ppl definitely can stutter when upset seen it at times my cousin gets mad they get this tick that makes em stutter

[@monsterhanna6691]

@@notavailable8201 Then what about the gulp? 😂

[@memyselfandi7782]

IT IS TIME! He's so gonna be horrified learning about Cruella and ahem her admiration for dogs

[@Yugioh420]

More like her Looooove. of all things Animal.

[@wattsink2009]

Oh, just wait until he sees Glen Close’s Cruella DeVil! 😏

[@ShinyTogeticFTW]

@@wattsink2009 don't forget, after 101, we need 102... (Not to be confused with 101 Dalmatians II - Patch's London Adventure) Think we can get a reaction for those too?

[@Icemirror319]

"15! We still have 15!" That scene was so impactful when I was little. I cannot tell you how big of a sigh of relief I let out. XD

[@Ozzygirl17]

It’s even based on what happened to Dodie Smith’s, the author, Dalmatians litter; her husband did the same thing as Roger for puppy #13.

[@TheOtherGuys2]

One of my favorite things in a Disney animated film is Roger aggressively playing the trumpet at the floor when Cruella first visits. I continue to laugh as long as I keep thinking about it. I also quite like the very British Army network that the London dogs have. Chain of command and all that. I'm sure you'll get to it at some point, but I'll still suggest "The Aristocats".

[@phousefilms]

I love how happy Pongo is as he hears Roger taunting her with the song.

[@ShinyTogeticFTW]

I agree, Aristocats is a great movie! Oliver and Company is a good one too, I've seen some mentions of it in these comments as well.

[@emilyelizabethbuchanan998]

Trombone, not trumpet. It had a slide. He plays the trumpet normally, but the trombone is the one he aims at the floor.

[@melindamuller4466]

The Aristocats would be interesting, somewhat similar in feeling, but less murdery.

[@Capridog19]

And more music.😁😂😌

[@nathancruz9172]

Indeed.

[@ladyblakeney]

Why did I listen to that O'Malley cat!?

[@Capridog19]

@@ladyblakeney O’Malley?! 🤯😂😂

[@madelinestraumanis219]

@@ladyblakeney underrated comment

[@agenttheater5]

27:40 Because she wants them. In the original book she's married to a furrier out of her love for fur coats - she's the last of her family so she made him change his name to DeVil - he's a small worried looking man but we take it from their Persian cat that there's no need to feel sorry for him because he's just as bad as she is "the only difference is he's weak and bad while she's strong and bad". Her plan initially was to make the coat reversible (she planned the coats more specifically to be worn for spring wear over a black suit) with Dalmatian fur on one side and Persian cat fur on the other and to wear the Persian cat out until everyone had forgotten about the 15 stolen ones so that they Ould start on another Dalmatian puppy farm. She doesn't like her cat that much and wants to drown her, only doesn't because she was valuable. She drowned all of her cats kittens though (42 to the last date if I remember correctly) because none of them have been 100% Persian cat. Her cat takes her revenge but ruining the rugs and woodwork in the house and scaring off the servants by making them think the house was haunted. She moves in with the Dalmatians when the story is over.

[@patricia2757]

Cruella is somehow a lovable villain. I find her hilarious- ignoring the whole killing puppies thing

[@alandominicfong6907]

I totally agree. Her characterization, mannerisms, voice, and design are all divine. Her motives... ummm... not at all... they are truly De Vil-ish. That said, because she is such a campy, fun character, she is my favorite Disney villain (again, once you strip away the killing puppies part).

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@alandominicfong6907 I love Glenn Close as her in the '96 adaptation of Dalmations lol. Her dialogue is so quotable it's hilarious.

[@notavailable8201]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 with fries on the side indeed it's a real "kicker" if you know what i mean. I love how her and the lady from the rescuers would definitely be like sisters it's funny thinking about it

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@notavailable8201 normally Medusa was supposed to be an ally of Cruella

[@robbinsnest6163]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 I agree! Of course the Once Upon A Time casting of her was pretty spot on too!😁

[@art.ajk_2020]

My father is a dog breader (we bread labradors)and the largest litter we had where 11 pups. 15 is really rare amongst dogs but it is a Disney movie and they can bend the rules. I was present at many of our dogs births and holding such a small fing is something really beautiful but such a birth can also be stressfull. This is a great movie and I loved your reaction.

[@videohistory722]

Something brilliant in this film most might miss: Two of the dogs in the beginning Pongo wrote off as unusual and too fancy were among the first to assist in passing along the twilight bark pretty much the second they heard it.

[@Zodia195]

The poodle helped too.

[@videohistory722]

@@Zodia195 that would be why i said two dogs, and mentioned him calling her too fancy.

[@monsterhanna6691]

Wow, I never noticed that!

[@jamesmoyner7499]

In the background you can see 5 dogs which are in Lady and the Tramp during the Twilight Bark sequence (Jaq coming out of the doghouse, Peg and Butch in the petshop, Lady and Tramp in the street after the limo goes by), Due to the commercial failure of Sleeping Beauty (1959), production costs needed to be cut. As a result, this was the first Disney feature film to use photocopying technology (Xerography), which made an animated film with this much visual complexity possible. It also set the visual style of Disney animation (a scratchy, hard outline look) for years until the technology advanced enough (with the production of The Rescuers (1977)) to allow a softer look. Not sure if you picked up on it, but the dog Roger saved was the one named Lucky and When the puppies are watching TV, you can see that the spots on Lucky's back form a horseshoe - a symbol of good luck, Cruella's telephone reflects her mood! Watch the face on it closely each time Cruella's mood changes The birth of the puppies actually happened to the author Dodie Smith. Her dalmatians had 15 puppies, one was born lifeless and her husband revived it. However, they sold most of them, and kept only a small number. When Walt Disney read Dodie Smith's story in 1956, he immediately snapped up the film rights. Smith had always secretly hoped that Disney would do just that. The filmmakers deliberately cast dogs with deeper voices than their human owners so they had more power. This was the first Disney film to take place in a modern setting (actually takes place in the 60’s), I know I read before What the announcer at the end of the Kanine Krunchies commercial was going to say, but I can’t find that information. Bill Lee is Roger's singing voice. Four years later, he would go on to provide the singing voice for Captain von Trapp in The Sound of Music (1965). Ben Wright who provides Roger's speaking voice also appears in The Sound of Music as Nazi Gauleiter, Herr Zeller. There are exactly 6,469,952 spots on 101 dalmatian dogs and puppies as they appear in 113,760 frames of film. A spot check reveals that Pongo has 72 dots, Perdita has 68 and each puppy has 32.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Wow that's impressive. I like to see the Disney's easter eggs. In the french version, Pongo is voiced by the guy who voiced Boomer in " The Fox and the Hount ", Sir Hiss in " Robin Hood " and a lot of others Disney characters like Kaa, Bernard from " The Rescuers ", Jiminy Cricket, Winnie the pooh, Piglet, Coco Rabbit, King Hubert, the Cheshire Cat...

[@jamesmoyner7499]

@@a.g.demada5263 Oh okay. I was confused at first by your comment then I realized that one person did all of those voices in the french versions of the Disney films.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@jamesmoyner7499 yes, he was nicknamed " The 1000 voices' man ". Unfortunately, this guy is dead last year 😔 It's a big lost for the french voice act

[@monsterhanna6691]

@@a.g.demada5263 R.I.P. 😢💔🙏🌈

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@monsterhanna6691 yes RIP Roger Carel. If you look on Internet, you can see all the characters he voiced in Disney movies and other

[@breezy3392]

I love how this feels like a story of community with all the other dogs helping Pongo, Perdy, and the puppies along the way. They didn't even know them beforehand, but when a family was in need others stood up to help ❤

[@monsterhanna6691]

I know right? That was so awesome! 😍

[@davidpumpkinsjr.5108]

Interesting note: Ben Wright, who plays Roger in this film, also played Rama (Mowgli's wolf father) in The Jungle Book and Grimsby (Eric's major domo) in The Little Mermaid. The directors of the latter film were unaware of Wright's previous work with Disney until he mentioned it during a recording session one day.

[@principeturandot4593]

You simply *have to see* Glenn Close as Cruella in the 1996 live-action version of 101 Dalmatians. She is terrifying and hysterical - the perfect unhinged villain. You’ll love her. 😎❤️💯🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@Neevkl_7]

Her laugh still gives me chills, also hilarious fact on the set whenever she wasn’t being Cruella she was playing with the puppies which is adorable lol

[@principeturandot4593]

@@Neevkl_7 Oh yes! That signature, sinister laugh is chilling. 😅 I didn’t know the bit about her playing with the pups on set… I love that. 🥰😊🐾🐶

[@embran8486]

@@principeturandot4593 One of the few laughs IMO capable competing with the Joker one.

[@kellie8468]

Glenn made an awesome Cruella !

[@insertname193]

“TAKE IT!!!” is always a jumpscare😂

[@BUdraw81]

Fun little fact: To make sure the audience knew Lucky the Dalmatian was the pup lucky to have lived, Walt's animators gave him a distinct pattern of spots on his back in the shape of a horse shoe.

[@monsterhanna6691]

I never noticed that before!

[@MsPandacakes]

Well the horseshoe and the fact he had the same ears as his dad. (All black) They added more puppy names after the live action and so far there are 12 confirmed names out of the 15. (With live action included) Lucky, Patch, Rolly, Pepper, Penny, Freckles, Two-tone, Dipstick, Fidget, Cadpig, Jewel, and Whizzer

[@lisathuban8969]

In the original book, Cadpig was the pup who survived. Cadpig was named Cadpig because that's a cute UK nickname for runts who usually come last in a litter. Disney switched it to Lucky because he was one of the more recognizable dogs, and they wanted us to keep remembering the character.

[@memyselfandi7782]

Nicky: Because I love Dogs! Me: *laughs nervously*

[@brandi3981]

lets ALL suggest doggie movies to him like scruffy lady & the tramp not any sad ones yet like old yeller or marley & me he's for sure not ready for KUJO cause that's a good boy who became the villian

[@ShinyTogeticFTW]

@@brandi3981 no sad ones, huh? Does that mean I can't suggest Fluke? Or A Dog's Purpose? Those made me cry, but they are great movies... Then again, who am I kidding, I'm such a sap, I'll cry at any movie.

[@anjero86]

It's kinda funny; my dogs go into the backyard every night just to bark, and I sat and listened a few nights ago and there was barking in the distance that was basically a response to my dogs barking. They went back and forth for a few minutes. It was very interesting.

[@michaelwinkle4480]

I remember reading the book of 101 Dalmatians as a school kid in the 1960s. The Labrador called Perdita "svelte"; it was the first time I'd ever seen an "sv" in a word. There was, as I recall, a MR. De Vil, a little milktoast of a man who caved in to Cruella at every turn. And I too must make a shout-out to Sergeant Tibbs, the most under-appreciated Disney hero! And it's not like the puppies were his buddies -- he'd never seen them before. And his final attempt (before Pongo and Perdita arrived) to protect all the puppies with his spread-out body as the Baduns approach . . . I want to see Tibbs in some new movie. Maybe not a Dalmatians movie -- but something!

[@sarahgreen9554]

As a teenager who hopes to someday study zoology and a huge animal lover, Cruella was the villain I hated the most from my childhood for I couldn’t stand villains who hurt innocent animals, especially little baby ones like puppies just for money.

[@leonidasneves7972]

Nick didnt realize this but he's bringing everyone's childhood memories back

[@leonidasneves7972]

Ikr

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

There's also a live-action adaptation of the animated 101 Dalmatians, starring Glenn Close as Cruella de Vil - one the most evil characters in Disney's roster, and Glenn Close also voiced Kala, Tarzan's mom - one of the most loving characters. Crazy, right? 🤣

[@monsterhanna6691]

Whoa, what? I nevet knew she was Kala. 😂

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

That's just a sign that she's an amazing actress lol.

[@The_Hush_Dragon]

19:56 Scooby-Doo is a Great Dane just like that dog which is why they look similar.

[@humanconnectionaddict6765]

The great dane in this movie and Scooby Doo in the television series were both drawn by the same [Disney] animator: a gentleman named Floyd Norman.

[@The_Hush_Dragon]

@@humanconnectionaddict6765 Oh That's cool, I didn't know that.

[@humanconnectionaddict6765]

@@The_Hush_Dragon Yeah you can look him up. He appeared on the History channel's 'Pawn Stars' a few years ago... Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYWVnoWQbb6lfpo

[@ShinyTogeticFTW]

I saw some other dogs in this movie that were strikingly similar to other characters; Jacques (not sure about the spelling of that name, but it's the black Scotty dog) and the bulldog from Lady and the Tramp (the one that goes "bum-bum-bum ruff" during the song He's a Tramp)

[@PurpleLugia]

19:56 That big dog looks like Scooby Doo because Scooby *is* a Great Dane just like that one. XD Honestly, I'd recommend the 90's-2000 101 Dalmations movies before the Disney+ movie. Glenn Close nailed the role of Cruella, and we got to give props to what is as far as I know the first Disney live-action remake.

[@NylonBrony]

I second this! 😀

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

I was about to comment that they are both the same breed of dog and that’s why they look similar. 😁 Scooby-Dooby-Doo!! 😉

[@fairydoom7311]

Even 102 dalmatians was a good'un.

[@Neevkl_7]

This is the only Disney film imo that has a live action remake that’s also really good even better in some parts

[@amjthe_paleosquare9399]

He must watch those movies then! :D

[@kateiannacone2698]

"When we're just barking at them, they're actually talking..." Honestly, sometimes when I'm meowing back and forth with my cat, I imagine he's correcting my pronunciation.

[@RazetheAxolotl]

I grew up with Dalmatians so this movie was one of my favorites as a kid! So many moments are ingrained in my memories, from the K9 Krunchies song to Lucky and his TV obsession, Rolly always being hungry, and I always found Sargent Tibbs and the Collie to be especially noble. Also that Cruella car chase was so intense to me as a child. It wasn’t until I got older that I noticed Horace pulls the steering wheel off in a final attempt to stop the van. His character is hinted throughout the movie as having reservations about what they’re doing (“I’ve been thinking/I don’t like it, Jasper”). Whether it’s because he doesn’t want to go to jail again or because he has (slightly) more morals and feels disturbed by their job is the question!

[@multiverseman4017]

In the original book, there were actually 4 adult dogs and 97 puppies. The adult dogs were Pongo, his wife Mrs. Pongo, Perdita, and Perdita's husband. Perdita and her husband came from a completely different house with a different family. And while Perdita plays a significant part in the book, her husband only comes into play in the ending just to complete the whole '101 dalmatians' thing.

[@tlw1950]

The other male dog isn’t Perdita’s brother. He’s the father of her puppies who was taken away from her by his owners.

[@multiverseman4017]

@@tlw1950 Yeah

[@morganyakkofan9052]

20:22 Disney:Re-use familiar-looking dog. Me Watching this movie for the first time as a kid: That’s Jock from Lady and the Tramp!

[@a.g.demada5263]

I had the same reaction. It's funny because in France, Jock and Pongo are voiced by the same guy

[@midnightlupus1262]

A few things on dogs here. Puppies can indeed have trouble breathing when they're born, usually because of fluids still in the lungs. You can rub them like that to stimulate their breathing! The reason that dog looked like Scooby Doo is because they are both Great Danes! Same dog breed!

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

Scooby was a Great Dane as well. I used to have a huge black Great Dane. When he got old he had gray eyebrows and gray fur on the edge of his lip likes mustache. And gray toes.

[@bunnybustard5526]

I love your reactions so much, man. You're so genuine and emotive. Never feels like you're faking ❤

[@PixarShark]

DEFINITELY check out the 1996 live-action version with Glenn Close as Cruella! She brought the character to a whole new light and life and she’s such a horrid delight. 😄 And she definitely belongs in the Hall of Epic Villain Laughs!!

[@a.g.demada5263]

I confess I prefer Cruella of the live-action

[@lirpa2300]

@@a.g.demada5263 Glenn Close version was good, the newest one with Emma Stone was TRASH and tried to convince the audience to sympathize with Cruella...SMH!!!

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@lirpa2300 I hadn't see the one with Emma Stone

[@memyselfandi7782]

Rodger isn't a brave man but he held his ground. He did well

[@danholmesfilm]

That's what bravery is

[@monsterhanna6691]

@@danholmesfilm And a great owner. 👏

[@morganyakkofan9052]

This movie is the reason why I love Dalmatian doggies. I may not be a dog lover, but that doesn’t mean I WANT to see a single animal on this planet get/be harmed.

[@DanielSelk]

The lady who voiced Anastasia in Cinderella was the lady singing the Kainine Krunchies commercial =)

[@morganyakkofan9052]

Lucille Bliss. She also voiced Smurfette in the 1980s Smurfs cartoon.

[@1femalegeek]

I recommend you don't pay attention to the movie "Cruella". In that movie, they humanize the villain and I wish Disney would stop doing that. I don't have a problem with a villain's backstory being explained, but I prefer to it being done in a way where you understand the villain, but at the same time, you still don't like them. For example with the "His Dark Materials" trilogy, Mrs. Coulter who's one of the main villains in that trilogy, as the trilogy goes on, you learn more about her and while you can understand her better, it doesn't excuse anything she's done and you still don't like her I highly recommend watching the live version of "101 Dalmatians" that cane out in 1996. I grew up watching that and this animated version as well and I love both versions!!!!!

[@Nicamon]

True. I enjoyed the"Cruella"movie,but if there's something wrong with it is that _that_ Cruella is simply not the one we got in the cartoon!They should make a"Cruella 2"because as a prequel of"101 Dalmatians"that movie doesn't work *at all!X-P* Also...she wasn't even CRUEL!Her nickname makes *no sense* in that movie,she should have been called _Rebella_ at best!!X-P

[@AngelGroves]

Well, said! 💛👍

[@MissFlow]

I think they forgot that one tiny detail about Cruella that makes her iredeemable for me. The part where she wanted to SKIN PUPPIES.

[@lunamoonwithstars]

Yeah the live action of the movie is def much more better especially since Hugh Laurie plays in it.

[@nathancruz9172]

@@Nicamon me too.

[@mevb]

The cartoon that the puppies watch on TV at Hell Hall is the Silly Symphonies cartoon Springtime from 1929.

[@lesliemonster92]

Another one of my favorite classics as a kid! I know you'd also have a lot of fun watching the 90s live action version. Really charming in its own way, but truly it's Glenn Close as Cruella that steals the show. Her performance is unforgettable, and one of the best in her career!

[@embran8486]

And don't forget to mention the two thieves are played by Hugh Laurie (House MD) and Mark Williams (father Weasley of Harry Potter). Those actors certainly are known enough to Nick guaranteeing wanting to see it though dogs alone awesome enough - in particular live action version of the Twilight Bark ^^

[@alnova2438]

11:21 "how could Disney do this? " Bambi: 😐 . . you should see the aristocats ... that was one of my favorite movies when I was little

[@monsterhanna6691]

It's still one of my favorite Disney films. 😍😍😍🐱🐱🐱

[@alnova2438]

@@monsterhanna6691 Yes, she is very cute, it has good music ... and I like cats lol

[@mikip282]

puppy dies: “how can disney do this?” disney: *stares in bambi*

[@killinglonliness88]

And Lion King, and most Disney films tbh.

[@ShinyTogeticFTW]

Disney knows how to pull at your heartstrings... Or just pull your heart right out.

[@mikip282]

@@killinglonliness88 the day i first saw bambi was the day i learned walt disney did not give one fuck about our emotions

[@mikip282]

@@ShinyTogeticFTW or pull it out and rip it to shreds right in front of you

[@k.h.691]

Yes! You must watch the 96' version! Glenn Close does a phenomenal performance as Cruella! Its simply legendary! I do love this version too though!

[@oddeyes9413]

Fun Fact: Lucky is puppy no.15 who almost didn't make it. In the 101 Dalmatians TV show that is actually explained and a bit more added to it. Lucky also has a series of spots on his back in the shape of a horse shoe. (Though, some people might already know this)

[@erikagholston6610]

This is the first movie I took my daughter to see in the theater so it holds a special place in my heart. My 3 year old loved the puppies.

[@xx2MuchTimeGURL11xx]

The live action films imo are must sees! Glenn Close KILLS IT AS CRUELLA!!!!

[@wattsink2009]

(Actual line from the 1996 101 Dalmatians) Cruella: “If we make this coat, it would be as if I were wearing your dog! (Chuckles wickedly) Woof Woof! (Cackles wickedly)”

[@yowaimo5004]

101 Dalmatians used to be my all time favorite movie as a kid. I used to go to my parents and beg for them to put this movie on. I loved it.

[@ruthiehenshallfan99]

Betty Lou Gerson was the voice of Cruella, and she was also the narrator of Cinderella. She's simply incredible. And the voice of the Canine Crunchies commercial is Lucille Bliss, who was also the voice of Anastasia in Cinderella, which was one of her first roles.

[@AlessaParker]

the live action version of this film is actually worth a watch too in my opinion. Glenn Close is phenomenal as Cruella unpopular opinion: I like it more than the animated film even though the animated ver. does some bits better and I grew up with both

[@sammybear7100]

I loved the live action version! And apparently John Hughes wrote and produced it, makes the Home Alone style barn scene when the baddies get messed up make more sense lol

[@Spindler2007]

Actor Rod Taylor who voiced Pongo in this movie also did a movie a year before this called The Time Machine where he played George who used the time machine to travel into the future . His take on the British England accent was a little bit off in that movie but it's good to see he improved it when he voiced Pongo in 101 Dalmatians.

[@cassiemichael4697]

The reason that dog looks like Scooby-Doo, is because it's the same breed as Scooby. The Great Dane.

[@whade62000]

I'm so happy you did this movie, it's a classic :)

[@duduteixeira7736]

I hope you react to 101 Dalmatians 2 Patch's London Adventure too, because is one of my favorite disney sequels and has the same style and spirit of the original film just like with Cinderella 3.

[@neontyler6663]

24:00 nice touch The puppies were Watching Flowers and Tree’s, and it was 1930’s Disney Classic and the first Animation ever Received an academic award ❤️

[@monsterhanna6691]

Wow, I never knew that. 😍😍😍

[@lisathuban8969]

Do you mean an Academy award, also known as an Oscar?

[@racheldominic9359]

If you loved this you should totally watch Lady and the Tramp (1955). It's another Disney dog film with beautiful animation and one of the favorites of Walt Disney himself. Its love story and with some quite surprising adult theme snuck into the dialogue. Personally, it's my favorite film made when Walt was alive. Also, some of the dogs during the Twilight Bark scene are actually taken from Lady and the Tramp and used in the film. The scot terrier that barks into the pipe, the bulldog into the window with the puppies, and the cocker spaniel that walks into the street just before the scene goes to see the above city shot.

[@a.g.demada5263]

It's funny because in France, Jock and Pongo are voiced by the same guy

[@YourMoonJoy]

I recommend Aristocats if you love the art style is equally enjoyable.

[@leahtheanimationfan40]

I actually love Aristocats more than this because I'm a cat person. But they're both movies of my childhood

[@nickmanzo8459]

The dog looks like Scooby-Doo because they’re both Great Danes

[@mevb]

Cruella's car and The Baduns' truck, were done as white carboard models including springs to make the cars move more realistically, which were photo graphed and Xeroxed to animation cells (even putting Cruella's car in sand to emulate snow). Similiarly, in Pinocchio, Stromboli's wagon and the Coachman's Coach was made as mock-up models, filmed and those cells were used in the film.

[@richardmorao9446]

The Movie Cruella is the backstory to Cruella De Vil, How she got so rich, how she met Jasper & Horace, how she got so obsessed with killing Dalmatians! It's a really good movie and i recommend watching it! Edit: And also her and Anita's friendship when they were classmates and before Anita met Roger! We also see why Roger doesn't like Cruella before she gets introduced! Edit2: Note that before the credits an updated "Cruella De Vil" that sounds like the original by Roger and right after that still before the credits there is a hidden scene where they show how Anita and Roger got Pongo and Perdita as puppies!

[@andyleclerc3600]

WHAT'S MY CRIME?, the show Horace and Jasper are watching is a send up of the classic game show WHAT'S MY LINE?, which is currently airing in reruns on BUZZR. It was a very popular show, that featured a Mystery Guest every week who tried to fool the panel with crazy voices, since the panel was blindfolded the whole round.

[@laurenpatriciatv]

28:48 it was based off a show called "What's My Line?" where panellists had to guess what job their guests did. Sometimes, they would have celebrities on, and the panellists would be blindfolded.

[@mevb]

The singing voice on the Kanine Kruchies commerical is done by late Lucille Bliss who did Anastacia in Cinderella and later on went to voice Smurfette in Hannah-Barbera's The Smurfs and Rozatta "Roz" in Star Wars: Bounty Hunter video game.

[@worldofroseboihere9187]

Yes the live action adaption is the 1996 release The sequel to the Animation is "Patch's London Adventure" Live action sequel " 102 Dalmation" And recent release "Cruella" is about her orgin story. I highly reconmend them all

[@mckenzie.latham91]

This movie and Fox and the Hound are my top favorite old Disney films that really impacted me as a kid.

[@themediator8709]

I loved this episode. Funny fact: when you said all dogs match their owners at the beginning - I always thought of this scene as a joke, but it is actually proven that dogs takes after their owners a lot both in apparition and in character. If you spend some time with an owner of a dog and his/hers pet there might be that thought "what a perfect match" ;P "What a car though" - man through and through hahaha xD If you like movies with dogs, I recommend "Lady and the Tramp" and "Togo".

[@memyselfandi7782]

Scooby-Doo is a Great Dane. They're the same breed

[@edwardthorne9875]

I can remember seeing ads for 101 Dalmations on TV, and deciding I was going to see this movie. I enjoyed it immensely, especially the dog breeds in the London Call. In 1961 I was all of six years old at the time, and the six year old self hidden deep in my heart still remembers the excitment and fear of this movie. And isn't the animation spectacular?

[@DBfan12]

I love all these reactions to old Disney movies! I love their look, and feel they can often be under-appreciated. I especially love the backgrounds of those old Disney movies. I'm also pretty sure the reason why that one dog reminded you of Scooby Doo was because they're the same breed, Great Danes XD

[@bethanycooke9360]

Yes you should definitely see the 1996 version. Glenn Close as Cruella steals the show!🖤♥️🐾

[@agenttheater5]

28:00 She can lead the police to them, doesn't mean they'll find her there. Besides, she's rich, she can afford a lawyer, they can't. 42:06 As is possibly obvious by now, Cruella's somewhat insane. We hear stories about an ancestor of hers who bought the house that, before he bought it was called Hill Hall but after he bought it was called Hell Hall and why the local people changed the name and I don't remember much of them but from what I do remember I think it's safe to assume that there's a long run of insanity in her family. She was expelled from school for drinking ink as a child. Originally in the book there were 97 puppies in total, Perdita in the movie is a mix of Missus (Pongo's wife) and a Dalmatian with liver spots called Perdita they found in the road out looking for her own 8 puppies which were sold to Cruella while she was asleep, they take her in and then when they buy a newer and bigger house Perdita's husband (another Dalmatian with liver spots who belongs to a rich family) found her and moved in with them (they were cruelly separated by their respective pets minutes after they were "married")

[@vicegamer6944]

I love how there’s lady and the tramp Easter eggs in this film.

[@libra9633]

My childhood came back to life! 😆💖🐕‍🦺🦮🐶💖

[@jannaromine5908]

I can't believe I was only 9 when this came out! My sister, my girlfriends, and I saw it at the theater..it was huge🐥I still love this movie🙂

[@Stormbringer1996]

if anyone else noticed, during the hollow bark scene, would’ve seen few characters from lady & the tramp quick note: there should be 114 puppies, not 101 though to mention that, unless i missed something

[@a.g.demada5263]

Yes, I noticed that and it's funny because in France, Jock and Pongo are voiced by the same guy. This guy was considered like the boss of the french voiced act because he was the french voice of a lot of Disney characters (even Mickey). He said in an interview he was ask to use his real voice for Pongo

[@tessesmom]

I love this version, can't wait to see your reaction x

[@martinbraun1211]

I highly recommend "Harry and the Hendersons" (1987)! One of my favourite childhood movies.

[@Mirhaus]

That was wholesome, thanks for bringing my childhood back to the forefrunt of my memory. :D Have you seen Lady and the Tramp? (the animated version) I think you'd love it, it's got dogs and songs and really nice animation.

[@marcmcdonnell6586]

23:21 Hi there just wanted to you about the voice of the Colonel is played J Pat O’Malley and he also played Jasper perspectively. And by the way The Sword in The Stone dad name is Sir Ector.

[@gleekqueen93]

Cruella is my moms favorite villain of all time. And yes the live action version, plus its sequel is a great watch.

[@judaihyuga]

I'll never get tired of Roger singing Cruella Deville. I remember seeing this movie in theaters when I was a kid. Funny thing is, I forgot how much I like it. 101 Dalmatians tends to get overshadowed by other Disney movies of the time, and Cruella is such a force on her own that she kinda overwhelms other characters as soon as she appears, but I can honestly say there's no character in this movie that I dislike or find annoying. It's just a solid movie that holds up really well.

[@morganghostbusters-egonfan]

Lucille Bliss also voiced Smurfette

[@mevb]

The show that Jasper and Horace watch What's My Crime is a parody on the real game show What's My Line, where similiar to this, a panel is quessing a person's occupation, usually celebrities of the time. One episode had Walt Disney himself appears as a guest star, though since he was so recognizeable, the panel had to be blindfolded. That episode can be seen on KZbin.

[@xSwiftwishx]

the great dane looks similar to scooby doo bc they're both great danes LMAO

[@c-o-b-o-2010]

Fun Fact: One of the members of the Nine Old Men Wolfgang Reitherman made his directorial debut by co directing this after being an animator and animation director for 27 years at Disney.

[@TheLadySilverMoon]

I wouldn't call the new Cruella movie a prequel to this movie or the other live action movie with Glenn Close, more like an alternative version.

[@megasauruss]

It's barely a Cruella movia at all from what I've heard. They might as well have just made a new character.

[@kissxsis2611]

Well now you gotta watch the 90s live action version of this movie from disney. It's great.

[@erinpekar5732]

Yes, there is a Cruella live-action movie that came out, I think, earlier this year. It's suppose to be a prequel to this movie focused more on Cruella herself (as the title suggests), but it's in name only. That Cruella may seem just as crazy as the one in this movie, but it's more like selfish pettiness and far from the unashamed puppy killer she is known for. Can't have female villains be really truly evil anymore.

[@marlonclark1896]

in fact no villain can really be truly evil anymore these days they're titled as anti heroes or anti-villains

[@ChrisCollins068]

Yeah and it sucks. I miss having villains who were just evil for the hell of it and not for some deep-rooted reason

[@MmMm-sf7pe]

I had the original book by Dodie Smith as a kid and it's very good too! Disney stayed very close to it, but it did have some details they left out. Like after getting back to London, the dalmatians "pets" end up buying and renovated the country house where Cruella trapped the puppies, making it a beautiful friendly home. I think that's why Disney had the line with the cows wishing they'd be able to see the puppies again, because they probably are able to visit after the dalmatians move to the country. Also in the book Cruella had a white Persian cat, whose kittens she keeps drowning because they're not purebred. So the cat ends up teaming up with the dalmatians and helping them defeat and bankrupt Cruella by destroying her London-based house. And then the Dalmatians' owners adopt the cat as well.

[@endgame7856]

Yes, the “Cruella” movie that came out is kind of a spin-off to this movie but tells the villain’s backstory. Like what the movie “Maleficent” did with “Sleeping Beauty”.

[@lulystalgianature2968]

True, except Maleficent was practically a reboot of the villain, while Cruella was a prequel.

[@Nicamon]

@@lulystalgianature2968 Except as a prequel doesn't make sense because Cruella has a totally different personality there _and she's not even cruel_ which...you know..should be _the point_ of her nickname!!X-PP

[@adaml929]

11:26 This is a real thing that you have to do when dogs give birth sometimes. I forgot that this movie had this scene, its kinda cool to see that there were some good details in there though I didn't understand it at the time.

[@TheRedGoon]

Funny thing about the puppy Lucky (dog always watching TV up close) is that he's the puppy that almost didn't make it back when the puppies were born. So it's a recurring thing that he's always the last puppy the characters need to worry about

[@MetaLatias5]

19:55 that dog looks so much like Scooby Doo because he's a Great Dane, which is the same dog breed that Scooby is

[@3SailorMartin]

You should definitely watch the1996 version with Glenn close as cruella. You should also read the book this is based on: the hundred and one Dalmatians by dodie Smith

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

A little fact: Cruella is the last Disney character who smokes. It's because Walt Disney died of lung cancer caused by smoking. (Yeah, yeah, in Hercules Hades is also shown smoking at some moment, but that was probably to show how angry he gets: his cigar instantly burns down, remember? And it was just a moment, while Cruella almost constantly blows smoke)

[@tristanpetty7173]

A few characters in Great Mouse Detective smoked. The villain of Oliver and Company smoked. The last one to smoke I believe was Mrs. Packard in Atlantis.

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

@@tristanpetty7173 Hmm, okay. Perhaps they really meant a SERIOUSLY smoking character when saying Cruella's the last one. Gotta watch those movies...

[@clauditamel]

One of my favorite movies. My brother and I used to watch it every time we have as kids. Great memories :)

[@oceanowl39725]

Don't know if one of you recognized but a few dogs when they communicated through the city were from Lady & the Tramp

[@nickflix8657]

Haven’t seen Lady And The Tramp yet so didn’t recognize it haha.