Quest for Camelot - AniMat’s Classic Reviews
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Laura Faust back before she was making My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic she used to work on this. She stated that the film was going to be an adult film similar to films such as Wizards but then Warner Bros. asked them to make it a family friendly musical as a way to capitalize the Disney Renaissance.
She Stated and I quote:
*"Warner Bros did not know what they were doing. They didn't care about animation being as an art form as well as entertainment, they wanted profits. If they wanted a bad Disney knock off, they should have talked to Don Bluth on their part. Camelot was planned as an animated feature in the veins of Ralph Bakshi's Wizards, you know something with a PG-13. In the end they didn't even know what to do with it. Nearly everyone I knew that worked on Camelot hated it, and they don't even want to talk about it. Personally, its makes Don Bluth's bad movies in the 90's look good. It was rather stressful since production time was overhauled for us animators to stay at the studio longer to animate the scenes since WB was about to be late for a deadline on the movie. When it was finished it tanked (I myself along with the people who I worked with knew that it was going to bomb). The heads of WB then say "Why did this bomb?", what I said to them was "You made it worst, and turned something good into something nobody wants to look at". They even had to cancel an animated film that a guy by the name of Milton Knight pitched to them. Only because they couldn't picture cartoony animation working out for animated features. Everyone I know thinks a PG-13 animated feature would have been better than a poor Disney knock-off. It still annoys me that the female character looks like Belle while the guy looks like the human version of the beast."*
Also rebeltaxi said that on his video on cartoonist who hated their work he mention it on he video
Disney did the exact same thing with Doug's 1st Movie
Ouch, poor Bluth. Still at least he had Anastasia that year.
wowsers
Dang! That is harsh! This is all coming from the woman who wrote Everyone knows it's bendy (Good thing she apologized for that), and this is the project she is personally ashamed of? Just, WOW!
On second thought, let’s not go to Camelot. It is a silly place.
Who wain?
Kieran Stark Oh. Ok.
GreenKarateMonkey that would depend on your reaction, after all, it can include some awesome elements, specially the final battle
LOLOLOLOL I GET IT
lol Monty Python
"The ogre's butt"- Academy Award Winner Gary Oldman.
HA! Darkest Hour is the only movie that Gary Oldman on his OSCARS
Yeah, he was great in Darkest Hour.
The movies i really enjoy with Gary Oldman is Kung-Fu Panda 2, The Dark Knight Trilogy, and Air Force One
# Poor Gary Oldman
Nostalgia Critic: Okay that’s not a sentence. It’s a noun. It’s not even a good noun.
Well at least you kept your sanity unlike the Nostalgia Critic. And I would agree with your rank, it's a guilty pleasure film to me.
Smeghead also keeps his sanity.
AniMat is as realistic as Chris Stuckmann.
Same
The point of the NC is that he normally loses his mind when he hates movies. Yeah this one is bad, I did enjoy it as a little girl
@@coltong2596 you think you're the only one? I don't like NC because he would always make me feel ashamed to watch my favorite movies when he would give them polarizing reviews.
Honestly my guilty pleasure, loved it too damn much as a kid & still love it today!!
Haley Radiant same for me me and my sister love it.
I have it on DVD. It's my guilty pleasure as well.
i get it
It’s alright
@@thefuture4527 agreed
I actually have this movie and one of my favorites from my childhood. This film also introduced my love for the mythology of Griffins. The Griffin in this film is the best designed one I've ever seen in an animated film being much bigger and fiercer than the Narnian Griffins. I sometimes imagine myself as being this animal: fierce, powerful, and armed to the teeth. The only time they ever made him scary is his introduction and how he blended in with night colors along with his green eyes similar to Maleficent in dragon form and then they suddenly make him into a comedic joke so that he wouldn't be too scary for the kids.
It's a sad thing Warner Brothers wasted this movie's potential had they gone what it was intended. It was originally intended to be much darker as it's based on a book, The King's Damsel, which feature mature contents like family abuse and rape. If i recalled, the director or writer never intended to include musicals until they were persuaded by the producers for obvious reasons to compete with Disney. Hence why the majority of the stuff in the film felt forced, and none of the plot resemble the book aside from the same title.
They probably didn't want to take the chance that by going with the original idea, it would've had to have been pulled from theaters because of parents complaining about it being too frightening for the children.
It's funny how in Animaniacs Warner Bros. made fun of Disney for doing the same princess fairy tale musical again and again and here they are doing a generic princess fairy tale musical haha
They probably didn't want to take the chance that would've had to have been pulled from theaters by going with the original idea of it being PG-13
hypocrisy at it's greatest.
I actually like this movie back when I was a little girl. Neither of the genders were brought low to make the other gender look good, and there was lots of comedy in this movie. The world building was extreme.
The song “I stand alone” resonates for people who have been wronged in the past and have been scared for it.
“If I didn’t have you” is another song about wanting to be alone and follow your own path and not having anyone to hold you back from your dream.
I haven’t seen this movie in a long time and I’ll see if I can view this again to actually see if I like it still.
Yes, the movie should be remade to fix the problems with them. This could be a good movie if it didn’t copy Disney
This could go on my list of bad movies that are my guilty pleasure to watch like Joseph; King of Dreams is another guilty pleasure movie of mine that I would show to friends for a roast session for all the problems that hinder it from being a memorable movie for the right reasons, now it’s an “underrated” movie that I can see why. I’ll try to see if you reviewed that movie already because I’d like you to review that train-wreck of a movie. I’ll rewatch that movie for a more clearer picture of how bad of a movie it is.
I think Eric Idle and Don Rickles are an unexpected match made in heaven.
oh
Even Pierce Brosnan
You compared this humor with the Genie's, and the falcon making Abu noises: fun fact, here in Italy Kayley, Garrett, Ruber and the dragons share the voice actors with Jasmine, Aladdin, Jafar and the Genie.
A lot of people complain about how Kayley doesn't fight against the big bad guys. Well, I have to say this: she may be wanting to be the world's greatest knight, but, she's not stupid! I mean, if you were up against evil men who had weapons for hands, and you were unarmed and heavily outnumbered, which would you do? Try to fight or run for your life?
Hmm... good point.
darthstarkiller1912 Thanks. I always tell these people who say these things that there's a fine line between being really tough and badass and being just downright stupid.
I think that the big issue is that the movie builds her to be the big strong independent hero, only to put her in situations where the only decision that doesn’t result in death is to retreat. They put the image first before how to earn it.
Joseph Armstrong That makes sense.
Oh hey Thomas Huffman
Yeah it is kinda shocked that Quest for Camelot is one of the weakest animated films ever made. However this movie definitely deserves a remake/reboot. Before they remake this movie, they should fleshed out the story and characters, hired very creative talented people, translated the movie into live action not animated, bring in all cast of recognized celebrities to bring these characters to life and don't put too much pressure making this movie just try their best effort and heart making this movie. Please remake Quest for Camelot into a better live action remake! This movie definitely deserves a remake!
alexis martinez I was actually thinking of rewriting the movie as well, glad to see I'm not alone in the 'this needs to be re-done' boat.
alexis martinez I personally don’t want a remake to me this movie is a childhood classic of mine👍!
Mudnose400 Me too. I strongly agree with you!
Mocha-muffin
Maybe
At that point it’s just better to make an original project with new characters (other then King Arthur)
How could Warner Brothers screw up such an interesting idea and concept? This could've been an amazing animated film if they put more interesting ideas and effort and open possiblity for more room for animators and filmmakers to make more epic fantasy animated films with ton of creativity.
Wasted indeed. The sad thing is it was never originally intended to be like Disney as it's based on a book before the company force it to change it for obvious reasons.
Hindsight is 20/20
At that time they though that copying the Disney formula would make them better
The exact same thing happened with Doug's 1st Movie
Bad management was kind of running theme with Warner Bros. Animation in the 90’s all the way up to the release of Back In Action.
Snoops Q. I don't know about that. Space Jam was good.
"Look! Camelot!"
"Camelot!"
"It's only a model."
"Shh!"
Just.. EX-PPPLLLAAAIIINNN!!
JamesTheBrony/JTB LOL!!! That was my favorite part in Nostalgia Critic's review. 😂😂😂😂
Its a forbidden forest in a world filled with magic What more is there to explain?! ITS MAGIC!
@@seirramoon388 You can't just use magic as a scapegoat for explanations.
"That's it, I'm going for 2!"
KA-BOOM!
Interesting fact: Bill Kroyer, who directed FernGully was originally gonna be the director of this film. But he left the project and Frederik Du Chau took over.
In reality, Bill and Frederik were gonna direct the film together. But because the heads wanted to make their own Disney movie and Bill wanted to make a PG-13 style feature, upper management said no, bullied Bill for weeks, and ultimately left WB for good by becoming a animation director at Rhythm and Hues.
Another example of just how bad the production was comes from the supervision animator for Garrett, Chrystal Klabunde. In an article in Animation Magazine, she stated: "All the executives were happily running around and playing executive, getting corner offices-but very few of them had any concept about animation at all, about doing an animated film. It never occurred to anybody at the top that they had to start from the bottom and build that up. The problems were really coming at the inexperience of everyone involved. Those were people from Disney that had the idea that you just said, 'Do it,' and it gets done. It never occurred to them that it got done because Disney had an infrastructure in place, working like clockwork. We didn't have that."
They did the exact same thing with Doug's 1st Movie.
You want an award because you read wikipedia ?
@@jordanwright2072 ouch, I guess behind the scenes in animation studios can never come to a good production flow.
The next classic review is An American Tail
MegaSoulHero you're everywhere
Can we just wait until the end?
Movies by Angel You chose to go into the comment section
I just wanted to write a comment.
Luigi Marinus 3 He only did the sequel, genius! If he did the original, reply to me with the link.
I think I remember watching this in preschool, but barely :P
So, Quest for Camelot was just a case of "Great idea on paper, but terrible execution". It's pretty sad how they had the right stuff but WB was too insecure like other studios of the 90s and "tried to be Disney".
But it's pretty awesome that they getting a song nominated for an Oscar!
The exact same thing happened with Doug's 1st Movie.
What do you mean
The Ogres Butt.
JamesTheBrony/JTB I was watching the Nostalgia Critic review right before this.
JamesTheBrony/JTB 19:32
20 years later and this movie's reputation hasn't changed. It's a poorly made attempt for Warner Bros to be Disney.
Like so many 90's kids this was a guilty pleasure for me.
In what way specifically?
I just liked watching animated stuff growing up
Travis De La Fuente Even if it wasn't successful to those who are into interesting and more mature things like drama/action films/shows
I have this on DVD and it hasn't aged well. It's not a good movie and most of the characters are generic and uninteresting and they play a Celine Dion song in a scene where it just doesn't fit with what is going on. And the blind guy doesn't behave like he's blind except when they force it in to the plot. On the plus side the music is really good.
8:47 And yet he’s played by Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog/Family Matters star Jaleel White.
Animat's Classic Reviews 2018 Rankings:
#1 Wall-E & Who Framed Roger Rabbit *10/10*
#3 Rescuers Down Under *8.7/10*
#4 Alice in Wonderland *8.5/10*
#5 Mr Bug Goes To Town *7.7/10*
#6 Wizards *5.7/10*
#7 Fievel Goes West *5.7/10*
#8 Pokemon The First Movie *5.3/10*
#9 Quest for Camelot *5.2/10*
#10 Titan A.E *4.7/10*
#11 A Liar's Biography *4.7/10*
Ruber acts weird, because he's clearly insane. I lost how many eye-ticks and twitches he had.
kaley: can i come with you?
garret: no "like every tree......
kaley: pretty please?
garret: alright
this is an example of how pointless the songs in this movie can be
Ryan Law this part needs an opportunity for them to make fun of what’s been going with the movie. That would be great.
I mean, I thought Garret’s solo I Stand Alone was pretty cool, its just completely pointless in the narrative because he doesn’t really have any qualms of having a traveling companion. Nor does the movie ever explain why he prefers to be alone aside from feeling like an outcast of Camelot. It would’ve been much more interesting if Garret straight up refused to let Kaylee tag along, and frustrated she says she doesn’t need a bodyguard anyway, claiming to be a knight in training or something. But Garret secretly follows her, unable to let her walk into the dangerous and mysterious forest on her own, and spotting her getting near misses multiple times. I find it ironic Kaylee is completely oblivious to the forest creatures constantly trying to eat her the entire movie and having the nerve to say this place isn’t so scary, having a much harder time collecting eggs.
7:37 Frank Welker, who voiced Abu, The Cave of Wonders, and Rajah in Aladdin, also voiced the Falcon in this film.
I’m just glad it didn’t end up being a complete disaster, but I’ll stick with The Sword in the Stone. At least that one has Merlin.
Very ironically when you posted your classic review Quest for Camelot, this year does marks it's 20th Anniversary when the film was released in theaters on May 15, 1998.
Mulan was released a month later.
Finally, I have waiting for this review for FOUR YEARS!!
'four' XD
Speaking of Quest for Camelot, there is something that i really wanted to talk about it, guys. as you may know, that in 2014, I came up with the idea of a fully epic fantasy animated film.
However, it will not be a musical instead it will be dark and drama and does have elements like Narnia and Hobbit movies where it takes place in Medieval time era but with dragons, trolls, unicorns, mythical animals, giant beautiful plants and trees kinda like Avatar and inspired and influence works of Hayao Miyazaki. It will be aimed towards kids, teens, adult and family audience. The movie has a strong message of environmental theme nature and society where humans and animals live in peace there is no racism or mean spirited in our world. I wanted to be a amazing animated film with great story, great characters, beautiful breathtaking animation, amazing soundtrack and strong morals. It will have a sequel if the movie is critically acclaimed and become a box office success a sequel everyone ask for and that everyone loves.
alexis martinez But you have to make the sequel consistent and have continuity
Guilty pleasure at best, a complete mess of wasted potential at worst. Yep
Such a shame that Warner Bros Animation didn't have much success with movies (except Iron Giant of course). At least they were still great with TV shows and look on the bright side, Warner Bros Group has had a brilliant Comeback with the LEGO movies!
What about Space Jam?
This and the Guy Ritchie movie Legend of the Sword leave me with one question. Why is it so hard to make a good, if not great, King Arthur movie?
It has all the elements one would need or want. Adventure, high fantasy, chivalrous heroes, sorcery, romance, tension, brotherhood and so much more. Yet, these days; film makers seem to fail at it more time than I can count.
In Quest for Camelot's case, the crew seemed to think Arthurian lore was just a silly little child's story. Ergo, like most people who run children's movies and cartoons. They chose to make it as dumb as possible, with little effort.
Thinking that "dumb kids will watch anything, these days."
With Legend of the Sword, the creators should've utilized films like Knights of the Round Table or Excalibur for inspiration on how to make their movie. But instead, they thought the legend was "too clean" or "not that interesting."
So, they sought out to make it gritty and "realistic."
I could do a better job at making a movie than these butt clowns
Almost thought this is gonna be that film called Rock-a-Doodle.
Looks like the film didn't get the Animat Seal of Garbage this time.
I think the conflict for the two-headed dragon is interesting, but that would've worked better as just part of a short. And if WB made it, they could've given it a Looney Tunes flair.
As for the movie itself, I only saw it online once years ago and from what I remember, it was okay. It's still a shame that executive meddling got in the way (as usual) and stripped away a lot of its potential. Nonetheless, some of the designs like the environments, mythical creatures, and weapon-soldiers still look awesome, and most of the songs are pleasant.
They probably would've gotten their own show like Timon & Pumbaa from The Lion King.
#TheOgresButt
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I love this movie of my Childhood :) To bad this movie is NOT the sequel to Disney's The Sword In The Stone LOL
Can you do "The Prince Of Egypt" review?
Richard The Imaginator Same here 😉
Did you actually think it was the sequel to sword in the stone?
christopher haas No, I never watch that movie actually...
Yeah, when i was little cause if you look at King Arthur, that cause have Arthur look like from Sword In The Stone as Adult.
But i already knew when i was little that Quest for Camelot is Warner Bro, and Sword In The Stone is Disney.
Please do an Animat's Classic Review on "The Prince of Egypt"
I met one of the people who worked on this film. Had a university interview with her last year.
Tomas Roberts Did she perchance criticize this film?
darthstarkiller1912 Not really sure. Never asked her about it. All I know is that she worked on it. Plus she has an IMDB Page.
Good thing Warner Brothers returned to producing animated films with The Lego Movie
What? No AniMat Seal of Garbage for this one? Didn't see that coming.
Yep.. An American Tail is next.. I’m still hoping for him to talk about a certain Don Bluth film that started it all.
JamesTheBrony/JTB give him a Patreon request or send him an email
The Official NetherBoy I already send him a email for him to request a film 9 months ago.
JamesTheBrony/JTB I'm still waiting for him to review a bad Bluth film(Rather it be Rock-a-Doodle, A Troll In Central Park, Thumbelina, and The Pebble & The Penguin). It'll be really fun when he chooses one of those. Also Barok the Magnificent as well.
Kieran Stark Well technically I emailed him on Outlook or you meant someone else.
Yes, the film that started it all.....Banjo the Woodpile Cat.
Would you ever believe that Lauren Faust the creator of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic worked as an animator on this movie?
I actually never knew that until you just mentioned it
Interesting trivia and I didn't look up on IMDB for that one.
Travis De La Fuente Why add co-creator to Craig's shows? He solely created those shows. Lauren only helped with their episodes. Also she was the one responsible for the Bendy episode of Foster's Home and that controversial PPG episode I don't know the name of.
She hated working on this movie. Almost all the crew did. Considering the end result, you can't really blame them, can you?
Well she was a key person on each of those shows and she's married to him.
Omg! That line mixed with that character at 19:31! 😂😂😂
But yeah, even after watching the Nostalgia Critic's review I never thought the animation or the songs themselves were that bad.
And An American Tail is next. Sweet! 😁
**insert clip of Nostalgia Critic yelling "EXPLAIN" here**
Fun Fact: This movie was originally gonna be a PG-13 Movie, but Warner Bros. wanted to capitalize on the Disney Movies of the 90's. So instead of A Gritty animated Feature, We got a Dumb and Bland Disney Knock-off.
Here's a tip for you: Unless your name is Anastasia Or The Prince Of Egypt, Any 90's Non Disney Animated Musical, Fails Miserably. Don't Believe Me? Ask Thumbelina, The Swan Princess, and This Movie.
The 90s is also where Don Bluth begin to struggle with movies (with the exception of Anastasia).
Only because it itself is pretty much a Disney knockoff (btw I adore Anastasia), which is a shame because Bluth was strong during the 80's and I enjoy most of his movies from that time.
Ironically Anastasia is pretty much technically a Disney movie now.
What about Cats don't Dance? Even if it didn't do well at the box office, it was a pretty cool movie
Brenda Rivas Oh yeah... Forgot about That Movie...
12:28 Nostalgia Critic said the same thing XD
ctl eurocollege That is really hard to ignore though.
Honestly, I would say 7 or 7.5/10 on this film at least for me personally. It has it’s problems, yes. Still, at least it’s better than atrocities like The Black Cauldron, Home On The Range, or especially Chicken Little for that matter. Nevertheless, I respect your opinion. Anyway, looking forward to An American Tail!
I respect you're opinions on The Black Cauldron and Home on the Range, I don't think those movies are bad. But I definitely do agree that Chicken Little is an awful movie.
@@zackrules4797 I hated that chicken little film even as a little kid.
@@thebowiththemost119 Chicken Little was my childhood. I used to watch it on loop 24/7 from. 2008-2010.
*Precisely*
some of the music in this film i really like, my fav is united we stand
Gary ‘He seriously needs to fired his agent and hire a new one’ Oldman.
# Poor Gary Oldman
Anna Linde Could be worse.. He could play Dr Smith that he turns into spider creature in the future in Lost in Space.. Oh wait he sadly already did.
Yeah, apparently 1998 wasn't a good year for his film career.
What about the year after?
He did get better as the years went on as Mat claims, for example he was Sirius Black from Harry Potter. Still it's movies like these that feel like he wasted his talent for something better, hence the # Poor Gary Oldman.
Surprised you didn't destroy it as much as Nostalgia Critic did.
It felt like he kept his sanity for the most part.
Yeah, and I think I’m glad one reviewer’s review is an improvement over the other.
At least AniMat didn't blow up the neighborhood.
Mat is being realistic.
Thanks! I asked you review this and you're doing it! Wishes do come true. Thank you. :)
Next review is "an American tail"
Explain, movie, EXPLAIN!
Well well an American tail is next
I guess this movie could have turned out better if it's development wasn't as troubled as it was.
Yeah. But.....what can you do?
Full Voice Actor List
Jessalyn Gilsig: Kayley the Adult - Sarah Freman: Kayley the Child - Andrea Coor: Kayley the Singer - Cary Elwes: Garrett Talking - Bryan White: Garrett Singing - Eric Idle: Devon the Dragon - Don Rickles: Cornwall the Dragon - Gary Oldman: Sir Ruber - Pierce Brosnan: King Arthur Talking - Bronson Pinchot: The Griffin - Jaleel White: Blade Beak - Frank Welker: Ayden the Bird, Multiple Males (THIS is way Ayden sounds like Abu.) - Steve Perry: King Arthur Singing - Jane Seymour: Juliana Talking - Celine Dion: Juliana Singing - Gabriel Byrne: Lionel - John Gielgud: Merlin - Bob Bergen: Multiple Males - Roger Bumpass: Multiple Males - Jennifer Darling: Multiple Females - Mickie McGowan: Multiple Females - Paul Eiding: Multiple Males
So Animat is complaining about how the speaking voices is so different from the singing voices? Says the guy who complains about Gary Oldman singing. You do realize that plenty of animated movies have different people doing those parts and many don't complain about that. Case in point, Aladdin and Jasmine.
This was a deliberate attempt by Warner Brothers to copy Disney. Also, it's been 20 years since it's release and so far, there is no official confirmation as to how they feel about this film.
Quest for Camelot was originally set for November 1997 Release and the release date was moved 6 months forward To May 1998 Given the company Plenty of time To make the movie.
Also...19:31 The Ogre's Butt?...Really?
I thought The Pagemaster and Cats Don't Dance were produced by the same group, but I was wrong. Also Lauren Faust worked on this and she hates it. Anyway, An American Tale is next! I saw it a few months ago and it is great. Dark movie, but still well done despite a few hiccups. I also was expecting Thumbelina for the next Don Bluth movie you review to bid away his bad films, but AAT works too.
Yeah, apparently The Pagemaster, Cats Don't Dance, and Tom and Jerry: The Movie were all made under Turner Feature Animation, but got distributed by Warner Bros. However, Warner Bros. Animation are now current owners of those movies too. So technically speaking...
@@sunspotmill1291 Page master is still under Fox, while Cats Don't Dance still counted as a WB feature animation film at least during the time it was released in March 1997.
I liked this movie as a kid and still like it now. Yes, it has problems but even knowing that I just can't hate this movie. Also maybe it's just me, but I also took "the prayer" placement in the movie as the mother wishing for a daughter safety and getaway
19:32 this caught me off guard XD
Ugh I remember this movie, it was honestly the first movie I ever hated, next to films like Happily ever after, thumblina, and some other direct to video films. At least I could say it wasn't as bad as I thought it was.
yes it is an american tale
I remembered watching this movie of Quest for Camelot when my sister and I were 7 years old when my dad bought the DVD of the movie we liked it yeah the movie had some issues but it was actually an okay movie ❤
Pan Pizza said in one of his videos that Lauren Faust (who was an animator on this) said that Quest For Camelot was originally going to be a gritty PG-13 movie, but then the studio wanted it to be a Disney knock off
Julia 713 the video was on cartoonist who hated their work
She has so much regrets
I actually loved this movie as a kid. It’s been so long since I’ve seen it last. I actually forgot all about it.
We made to 25 years since Monday and the film sure needed that PG-13 rating so it could've been an amazing fantasy film!!! Too bad this movie bombed and it's now seen at the 5 dollar bin at Walmart. But the director Frederik Du Chau has quit animation and is now a successful graphic novel author!!!
I remembered really liking this movie as a kid.
Warner Brothwre had an animation studio? I always assumed this had been made by Dreamworks.
I remember loving this film like crazy. Then again, I just remember the hole that merged weapons with people/animals/whatever
Remember when you did a review on South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut, that movie was able to imitate Disney but did it really well
Veggiekid 2003 it did well, yet what South Park got was more of a parody of what the animated films of the 90s got. A parody of the affectionate kind.
I've listened to the soundtrack more than I've watched the actual film.
Another movie I loved for years.
So this one in the theatres.
I really enjoyed this film. So underrated. I have it on DVD
The next classic review is going to be An American Tail
To quote this film from a much better movie:
"One BIG medieval mess!"
lol its true
@@alicialockwood4641 not a fan?
@@scoutart1508 oh really
@@scoutart1508 that is true
My two favorite songs from this movie are the Prayer and Looking Through your eyes.
“The Orge’s Butt”
Finally We've been waiting for this review at long last! Fun Fact: the movie itself is based on a book titled "the King's Damsel".
This was the first film I ever saw in a cinema, so I'm getting some powerful nostalgia energy from this video.
Precisely....precisely....precisely!
i love this film
Next classic review is American Tail
The only character I remember somewhat liking was Garret but that was only because he called out a lot of the films problems at the same time.
JUST EXPLAAAAAAAAAAAIN!! 💥, also An American Tale is next.
Sirplayalot 64 LOL!!! I LOVE that part from Nostalgic Critic's review. 😂😂😂😂
Don't care how bad this movie was
I still love it
Please do the history of quest for camelot. Interesting fact: according to lauren faust (animator and creator of mlp fim) this movie was originally going be PG-13
I would have loved the original version of the movie
I do enjoy that the designs in, for example the architecture and the armors of the knights fit into the era that King Arthur's stories seem to take place (that is, Dark Ages- Early Middle Ages).
I like this movie and my favorite song is looking through your eyes in the movie tries to attempt to be Disney
If Devon & Cornwall and Zak & Wheezie have taught us anything, it’s that two headed dragons should probably go extinct.
When I was a kid I had a big crush on Garrett...
Well like the King and I, this film avoided the Seal of Garbage as well. Eh oh well.
Next review: An American Tail. Sweet!
Strider_Blaze yeah, and I’m glad the Black Cauldron dodged the seal of garbage bullet.
For all the faults the movie had I throughly enjoy a lot of the music it also had to offer. “I Stand Alone” and “United We Stand” will forever live rent free in my head.
I know this movie is a bit flawed but I still enjoyed it as a kid and when watching it with my nieces.
So do NOT git the wrong idea