Here are some Timestamps so you can get to your favorite part of the story, quickly 0:00 Introduction 2:22 Walt Disney's Beginnings 4:26 The Creation and Rise of Mickey Mouse in 1928 and Uprising of Walt Disney Studios in the early 1930s 5:27 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) 18:10 Pinocchio (1940) 29:34 The "Fall?" Of Mickey Mouse 30:06 Fantasia (1940) 50:47 Dumbo (1941) 54:36 The Disney Animators Strike of May 1941 1:00:28 Bambi (1942) 1:09:40 Disney Cartoons Go to War, Only able to make Package Films: Saludos Amigos (1942), The Three Caballeros (1944), Make Mine Music (1946), and Melody Time (1948) during the Mid 1940s 1:12:55 Fun and Fancy Free (1947) 1:19:50 The Adventures of Ichabod and Mister Toad (1949) 1:25:19 Cinderella (1950) 1:38:00 Alice in Wonderland (1951) 1:49:26 Peter Pan (1953) 1:59:03 Lady and the Tramp (1955) 2:09:39 Sleeping Beauty (1959) 2:22:08 The 101 Dalmations (1961) 2:31:26 The Sword in the Stone (1963) 2:38:03 The Jungle Book (1967) 2:48:34 The Darkest Day in the Company's history The Tragic Death of Walt Disney On December 15, 1966 and Finishing where he left off 2:53:34 The Aristocats (1970) 3:00:07 Robin Hood (1973) 3:07:14 The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977) 3:19:00 The Rescuers (1977) 3:27:19 The Fox and the Hound (1980) 3:34:56 The Black Cauldron (1985) 3:44:34 The Great Mouse Detective (1986) 3:54:39 Oliver and Company (1988) 4:00:56 The Little Mermaid (1989) 4:14:34 The Rescuers Down Under (1990) 4:21:42 Beauty and the Beast (1991) 4:37:59 Aladdin (1992) 4:53:57 The Lion King (1994) 5:10:36 Pocahontas (1995) 5:26:27 The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) 5:40:55 Hercules (1997) 5:51:55 Mulan (1998) 6:02:52 Tarzan (1999) 6:12:40 Fantasia 2000 (1999...*Edit* I f*cked up here) 6:34:14 Dinosaur (2000) 6:43:42 The Emperor's New Groove (2000) 6:56:01 Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) 7:09:22 Lilo and Stich (2002) 7:21:26 Treasure Planet (2002) 7:30:20 Brother Bear (2003) 7:37:37 The Rise of CGI in the Animation industry and the Fall of Disney's Hand Drawn animation in the Early to Mid 2000s 7:42:50 Home on the Range (2004) 7:48:43 Chicken Little (2005) 8:02:07 Meet the Robinsons (2007) 8:08:53 Bolt (2008) 8:15:28 Princess and the Frog (2009) 8:29:34 Tangled (2010) 8:40:53 Winnie the Pooh (2011) 8:50:20 Wreck-it-Ralph (2012) 8:59:34 Frozen (2013) 9:19:46 Big Hero 6 (2014) 9:29:15 Zootopia (2016) 9:42:03 Moana (2016) 9:56:59 Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018) 10:12:33 Frozen II (2019) 10:23:19 Conclusion? Honorable Mentions (Live Action/Animated Films) 10:26:26 Mary Poppins (1964) 10:46:33 Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) 11:07:43 Song of the South (1946) 11:28:35 The Real Conclusion
3:31:20 The Nine Old Men pass the baton to the new animators and Don Bluth leaves the studio 3:39:22 Roy E Disney leaves so Ron Miller can leave and returns with Warner Bros vice chairman Frank Wells as president, Paramount Pictures CEO Michael Eisner as the new CEO and chairman and Michael brings his Paramount associate Jeffrey Katzenberg as the head of the movie division. 4:18:15 The Magic of Disney Animation and the CAPS Digital Ink and Paint System 4:29:29 Howard Ashman's Death 4:45:35 Robin Williams's conflicts with Aladdin 5:01:05 Frank Wells dies and Jeffrey Katzenberg wants to be Michael Eisner's successor but Eisner tells him no and Jeffrey leaves Disney after The Lion King's release to start DreamWorks with David Geffen and Steven Spielberg 7:56:54 Roy E Disney leaves and tries to get Eisner out after all the damage he caused, Eisner resigns and gets Bob Iger as the new CEO, Disney buys Pixar and John Lassetter and Ed Catmull are now in charge of the newly renamed Walt Disney Animation Studios
11 and a half hours for a history lesson, TOTALLY WORTH IT! This was a blast to watch. Thank you for your hard work, and I look forward to your future lookbacks. 😊
Over from the others this one really stands out as possibly the best way to tell the history of the studio. Even if it's only been 10 years plus two when it was released, It has really improve since. It was such a great honor to be part of this version of animation lookback.
The Golden Era / War-Time Era Part I: 0:00 Part II: 49:39 The Silver Era Part III: 1:26:34 Part IV: 2:09:47 The Bronze Era Part V: 2:49:49 Part VI: 3:27:20 The Renaissance Era Part VII: 4:01:51 Part VIII: 4:37:04 PART IX: 5:26:28 The Post Renaissance Era Part X: 6:12:54 Part XI: 6:56:13 Part XII: 7:41:01 The Revival Era Part XIII: 8:16:34 Part XIV: 9:00:39 Part XV: 9:42:58 The Honorable Mentions Part XVI: 10:25:30
@@Seras99 dark times? How so? Raya and the Last Dragon was amazing Frozen 2 - meh; I didn’t care for it but I understand why people liked it Wreck it Ralph 2 - probably the. Weakest of the last decade. Zootopia - awesome. Well made and holds up today. Moana - one of the best movies they ever made Big Hero 6 - frankly I’m surprised they haven’t run this one into the ground Frozen - over saturated pop culture, but deservedly so Wreck it Ralph - great fun and adventure that doesn’t rely on it pop culture crutch as much as it would if Dreamworks made this Tangled - the best Disney made since the renaissance.
@@VileEPeyote Talking about the company in terms of it’s current culture. It’s animated movies maybe good as far as I know. Live action though, hit and miss. In my opinion, only marvel is the one that stands the best right now in terms of movies and tv. Even if endgame is the ending. :)
@@Seras99 Disney’s live action has always been spotty at best. For every good one, they have 5 bad ones. The current crop of CGI remakes are hardly live action, but they fall into the crap. But we’re here talking about the animation division.
My favorite aspect of Disney is that when they are in a pinch and they need to do major overhaul to get their studio back on track, they are always saved by producing a Princess movie. Snow White, Cinderella, Little Mermaid, Princess and the frog/Tangled/Frozen; it seems like a classic fairy tale is the thing that always brings Disney back from a stump.
The Walt Disney Animation Studio is an iconic symbol in animation history. I believe Osamu Tezuka's 'Astro Boy (Mighty Atom)' series is one of the works that fits Disney's style the best. After the copyright expires, it would be amazing if Disney could produce a 3D classic animation of 'Astro Boy (Mighty Atom).' The combination of Disney's creativity and Astro's heartfelt story would create incredible synergy. I look forward to seeing Disney's outstanding animation skills shine through such a project in the future!
Finally! Quite possibly your biggest and best project ever has just been put together into one huge 11 hour video. As a fan of yours and as a Disney fan simultaneously I thoroughly enjoyed this Animation Lookback from beginning to end! Keep it up dude!
Truly does take me back like It was yesterday and feel really nostalgic watching again after so long. To me; The Epic Mickey Files will always be my personal favorite and my Introduction to you. :D
Animat you mad man you I think this might be one of the longest videos you've ever made and I'm genuinely proud that you've come this far on your almost 12 years on TH-cam so my hat's off to you congratulations 👏
1930’s-1940’s: The golden age of Walt Disney’s animated movies 1950’s: Disney movies comeback and Disneyland beginnings. 1960’s: Walt’s final projects at Disney. 1970: Ralph Bakshi, the founder of adult animation. 1980’s: Don Bluth, Disney’s first legitimate rival. 1990’s: The Disney Renaissance era. 2000’s: The rise of Computer animation powerhouses, Pixar and Dreamworks. 2010’s: The Disney Revival Era 2020:’s: ?
❤💖 I truly loved AniMat's new Walt Disney Animation Studios+ Lookback as one of the greatest Disney Animation History Documentary! It is an quite improvement than his last older Disney Animation Lookback. I can watch any time or any day! 😃😀😄😁😊 👍🏻 💖❤
Since you talked about every Disney movie, I decided to rank them: 59. Chicken Little 58. Home on the Range 57. Melody Time 56. Make Mine Music 55. Fun and Fancy Free 54. The Black Cauldron 53. Saludos Amigos 52. Meet the Robinsons 51. Bolt 50. The Rescuers 49. Fantasia 2000 48. The Sword in the Stone 47. Dinosaur 46. The Adventures of Ichabod Crane and Mr. Toad 45. Bambi 44. The Aristocrats 43. The Three Caballeros 42. Treasure Planet 41. Oliver & Company 40. Brother Bear 39. Pinocchio 38. Winnie the Pooh 37. The Rescuers: Down Under 36. Dumbo 35. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 34. The Jungle Book 33. Pocahontas 32. Atlantis: The Lost Empire 31. Lady and the Tramp 30. Robin Hood 29. Alice in Wonderland 28. The Fox and the Hound 27. The Emperor's New Groove 26. Hercules 25. Tangled 24. The Princess and the Frog 23. The Great Mouse Detective 22. Big Hero 6 21. One Hundred and One Dalmatians 20. Moana 19. Raya and the Last Dragon 18. Ralph Breaks the Internet 17. Wreck-It-Ralph 16. Lilo and Stitch 15. Tarzan 14. Mulan 13. Frozen 12. Frozen II 11. Aladdin 10. Fantasia 9. Peter Pan 8. Zootopia 7. Cinderella 6. Sleeping Beauty 5. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 4. The Hunchback of Notre Dame 3. The Little Mermaid 2. Beauty and the Beast 1. The Lion King
You like Frozen II more so than the original? That's some unique and bold opinion you've got there! It could be nostalgia, but as far as Disney sequels go, I enjoyed the 45% of the good/alright Direct to DVD sequels more.
thank you so much for all of the effort put into the making of this 11+ hour video, dude! it mus've taken a long time to make all of the videos that went int this compilation with all of the research and editing you most likely had to do. i liked how you approached each movie with neutral optimism, especially when the movies "flopped" when released. you still respected the artists' effort and the work for what it is! you did an exceptional job including multiple perspectives and including various pressures that occurred behind the scenes, which gave me a greater understanding and appreciation of the true artistry of some disney movies. it's obvious you enjoy disney for what it's meant to be - simple entertainment with artistic complexity, packed full of creative imagery and pure child-like imagination! while new disney may not encompass the same fairytale beginnings with whimsical and traditionally drawn animation and visuals, i think that some of the newer movies are visually realistic and more narratively complex. I'm more partial to disney's 2d era because i find them so warming and nostalgic - i find it to be far more charming and a timeless way of animating, but i understand that it is incredibly time-intensive and horribly expensive, so i do understand the shift to 3d. i loved seeing the behind the scenes look into the rough sketches and the preliminary concepts they had for movies like frozen and emperors new grove! kind of sad to see the more cultural designs being redesigned into a marketable entity, but the disney's character designs are always rather memorable and iconic. i personally loved mulan's concept sketches, she looked so elegant and badass that I'm almost sad to see her movie design so muddled. that being said, i also enjoyed the insight into 'failed' projects like atlantis - passion can sometimes be failures in the eyes of others, but you can always admire the effort and love that goes into something like atlantis. likewise with something like fantasia, it was nice seeing how the movie progressed into the ages into a classic. a lot of people I've met don't care for or hate fantasia but i love it because of how unique and creative it is - it's unlike anything i have ever viewed and it enchanted me as a kid and it still does now! after watching this, it truly cements my love for art as a whole, as well as inspiring me to continue with persuing art as a career. thank you once again!
Walt Disney Animation Studios is the long running animation studio that released films for many decades from the 1930s to beyond. I wonder if Pixar can be the same thing.
@@alchemistofsteel8099 I don't know if DreamWorks can manage sometime in the future. Lots of people in the world adored animated films from Disney. Don Bluth made it to the success of animated films in the 1980s until his studio became down in the 1990s.
I watched this whole series separately and I really got into the history of my favorite studio of all time. I hope he does a redux of dreamworks and makes on on blue sky studios
Now you gotta do your favorite moments from animation loockback: Walt Disney animation studios plus. Since that was the video that inspired you to do that
An 11 hour video! I love that the series is all in one place! I definitely need to start making my way through this! I am doing 100 Facts about every Disney movie! It is going to be a long playlist too! I'm up to the 32nd Disney film, The Lion King!
I especially love how he did emerge-from-a-slump transitions unlike in his original lookback, which are conveniently at the 1:25:00, 4:00:00, and 8:15:00 marks.
Im really happy that wind in the willows was mentioned because I’m in an advanced theater group for kids and teens and we did the musical last spring (yes, there is a wind in the willows Broadway musical, it is not based on the Disney movie but it is still AMAZING.) Even though soon we are doing Mary Poppins and Into the woods, Wind I’m the willows will probably stay my favorite
I'm glad to know that the song "When You Wish Upon a Star" won an Oscar. 84 years old and it's STILL the theme played before every Disney movie (and beyond).
I am glad I found this I have my diamond painting in front of me and a whole day to go this is perfect. Though I am laughing about the fact of how long this thing is, Disney really is a long and historied company, isn't it? The factor you decided to take on this beast I bow to you good sir.
The fact that this is longer than the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy is something, lemme tell ya.
I think the extended's longer.
I dont want this to be the top comment no more
69 likes. Nice!
Nevermind
I read your comment with Hank Hill's voice.
Hats off to anyone who sits through this in a single viewing. So happy that we finally got the Animat Cut
Yeah, I’m definitely watching this one all the way through.
What’s better the Snyder cut or the animat cut
@@joeelliottproductions2043
Answer: Yes.
I jus' started.
I got through four or five hours of it in one sitting
Here are some Timestamps so you can get to your favorite part of the story, quickly
0:00 Introduction
2:22 Walt Disney's Beginnings
4:26 The Creation and Rise of Mickey Mouse in 1928 and Uprising of Walt Disney Studios in the early 1930s
5:27 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
18:10 Pinocchio (1940)
29:34 The "Fall?" Of Mickey Mouse
30:06 Fantasia (1940)
50:47 Dumbo (1941)
54:36 The Disney Animators Strike of May 1941
1:00:28 Bambi (1942)
1:09:40 Disney Cartoons Go to War, Only able to make Package Films: Saludos Amigos (1942), The Three Caballeros (1944), Make Mine Music (1946), and Melody Time (1948) during the Mid 1940s
1:12:55 Fun and Fancy Free (1947)
1:19:50 The Adventures of Ichabod and Mister Toad (1949)
1:25:19 Cinderella (1950)
1:38:00 Alice in Wonderland (1951)
1:49:26 Peter Pan (1953)
1:59:03 Lady and the Tramp (1955)
2:09:39 Sleeping Beauty (1959)
2:22:08 The 101 Dalmations (1961)
2:31:26 The Sword in the Stone (1963)
2:38:03 The Jungle Book (1967)
2:48:34 The Darkest Day in the Company's history The Tragic Death of Walt Disney On December 15, 1966 and Finishing where he left off
2:53:34 The Aristocats (1970)
3:00:07 Robin Hood (1973)
3:07:14 The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977)
3:19:00 The Rescuers (1977)
3:27:19 The Fox and the Hound (1980)
3:34:56 The Black Cauldron (1985)
3:44:34 The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
3:54:39 Oliver and Company (1988)
4:00:56 The Little Mermaid (1989)
4:14:34 The Rescuers Down Under (1990)
4:21:42 Beauty and the Beast (1991)
4:37:59 Aladdin (1992)
4:53:57 The Lion King (1994)
5:10:36 Pocahontas (1995)
5:26:27 The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)
5:40:55 Hercules (1997)
5:51:55 Mulan (1998)
6:02:52 Tarzan (1999)
6:12:40 Fantasia 2000 (1999...*Edit* I f*cked up here)
6:34:14 Dinosaur (2000)
6:43:42 The Emperor's New Groove (2000)
6:56:01 Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)
7:09:22 Lilo and Stich (2002)
7:21:26 Treasure Planet (2002)
7:30:20 Brother Bear (2003)
7:37:37 The Rise of CGI in the Animation industry and the Fall of Disney's Hand Drawn animation in the Early to Mid 2000s
7:42:50 Home on the Range (2004)
7:48:43 Chicken Little (2005)
8:02:07 Meet the Robinsons (2007)
8:08:53 Bolt (2008)
8:15:28 Princess and the Frog (2009)
8:29:34 Tangled (2010)
8:40:53 Winnie the Pooh (2011)
8:50:20 Wreck-it-Ralph (2012)
8:59:34 Frozen (2013)
9:19:46 Big Hero 6 (2014)
9:29:15 Zootopia (2016)
9:42:03 Moana (2016)
9:56:59 Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018)
10:12:33 Frozen II (2019)
10:23:19 Conclusion?
Honorable Mentions (Live Action/Animated Films)
10:26:26 Mary Poppins (1964)
10:46:33 Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
11:07:43 Song of the South (1946)
11:28:35 The Real Conclusion
Animat needs to pin this
*whistles*
Mvp
@Drayce Mcdowell It premiered in 1999, but yeah the guy technically got it wrong.
3:31:20 The Nine Old Men pass the baton to the new animators and Don Bluth leaves the studio
3:39:22 Roy E Disney leaves so Ron Miller can leave and returns with Warner Bros vice chairman Frank Wells as president, Paramount Pictures CEO Michael Eisner as the new CEO and chairman and Michael brings his Paramount associate Jeffrey Katzenberg as the head of the movie division.
4:18:15 The Magic of Disney Animation and the CAPS Digital Ink and Paint System
4:29:29 Howard Ashman's Death
4:45:35 Robin Williams's conflicts with Aladdin
5:01:05 Frank Wells dies and Jeffrey Katzenberg wants to be Michael Eisner's successor but Eisner tells him no and Jeffrey leaves Disney after The Lion King's release to start DreamWorks with David Geffen and Steven Spielberg
7:56:54 Roy E Disney leaves and tries to get Eisner out after all the damage he caused, Eisner resigns and gets Bob Iger as the new CEO, Disney buys Pixar and John Lassetter and Ed Catmull are now in charge of the newly renamed Walt Disney Animation Studios
From a Princess lost in the woods, to a Queen riding on the seas, welcome to the Greatest Disney Animation Documentary ever made!
I totally agree
Agree
Agreed
More Like An Anthropomorphic Mouse Driving A Steamboat To A Queen Riding On Seas
From a princess lost in the woods to a iceman lost in the woods
This making should actually be produced as an actual documentary on the History channels and Disney+, seriously they are that well made.
Sorry but I watch Disney channel 😳😳😳🔫
11 and a half hours for a history lesson, TOTALLY WORTH IT! This was a blast to watch. Thank you for your hard work, and I look forward to your future lookbacks. 😊
11 hours? Wow didn't realise how long this is. That's tonight sorted
Yup
Totally
Double it and it's almost an entire 24 hours!
AniMat's grand masterpiece should be known as "The Epic Story of Disney Animation's Legendary History!" 11 hours of MAGIC!!!
*Sees runtime*
“Yeah, I’ve got time!”
I was going to make the same joke from The Incredibles, but you beat me to it.
@@hunterolaughlin I’m the magic man
It's good to play in the background while I decide how to give this planet despair.
@@scoutart1508 Yes.
instablaster
This documentary should be turned into a docu series. This is incredible and I think it would be a hit
Over from the others this one really stands out as possibly the best way to tell the history of the studio. Even if it's only been 10 years plus two when it was released, It has really improve since. It was such a great honor to be part of this version of animation lookback.
Jesus christ! I know I like Disney, but do you expect me to binge this whole Lookback in one go?!
........ *Cuz I might*
The Golden Era / War-Time Era
Part I: 0:00
Part II: 49:39
The Silver Era
Part III: 1:26:34
Part IV: 2:09:47
The Bronze Era
Part V: 2:49:49
Part VI: 3:27:20
The Renaissance Era
Part VII: 4:01:51
Part VIII: 4:37:04
PART IX: 5:26:28
The Post Renaissance Era
Part X: 6:12:54
Part XI: 6:56:13
Part XII: 7:41:01
The Revival Era
Part XIII: 8:16:34
Part XIV: 9:00:39
Part XV: 9:42:58
The Honorable Mentions
Part XVI: 10:25:30
Unfortunately, we’re in the downfall era of the company. :/
Dark times isn’t it?
@@Seras99 dark times? How so?
Raya and the Last Dragon was amazing
Frozen 2 - meh; I didn’t care for it but I understand why people liked it
Wreck it Ralph 2 - probably the. Weakest of the last decade.
Zootopia - awesome. Well made and holds up today.
Moana - one of the best movies they ever made
Big Hero 6 - frankly I’m surprised they haven’t run this one into the ground
Frozen - over saturated pop culture, but deservedly so
Wreck it Ralph - great fun and adventure that doesn’t rely on it pop culture crutch as much as it would if Dreamworks made this
Tangled - the best Disney made since the renaissance.
@@VileEPeyote Talking about the company in terms of it’s current culture. It’s animated movies maybe good as far as I know. Live action though, hit and miss. In my opinion, only marvel is the one that stands the best right now in terms of movies and tv. Even if endgame is the ending. :)
@@Seras99 Disney’s live action has always been spotty at best. For every good one, they have 5 bad ones. The current crop of CGI remakes are hardly live action, but they fall into the crap.
But we’re here talking about the animation division.
@@VileEPeyote Right. Animation wise, it’s alright so far. I haven’t seen the newer ones but I herd that some of them are decent or good to me.
My favorite aspect of Disney is that when they are in a pinch and they need to do major overhaul to get their studio back on track, they are always saved by producing a Princess movie. Snow White, Cinderella, Little Mermaid, Princess and the frog/Tangled/Frozen; it seems like a classic fairy tale is the thing that always brings Disney back from a stump.
I am from the future and I can tell you that Wish is a guarantee that it will bring back Disney from their stump. That I can assure you.
@@danielsvetlichny5721Yeah, don’t be too sure about that.
Truly phenomenal!
I could imagine Matt doing all the movies after Frozen 2 for another anniversary of some kind.
He’d probably also have to include Once Upon a Studio.
0:00 Second Star to the right and straight on till morning :)
This is perhaps my favorite of all his lookbacks
The Walt Disney Animation Studio is an iconic symbol in animation history. I believe Osamu Tezuka's 'Astro Boy (Mighty Atom)' series is one of the works that fits Disney's style the best. After the copyright expires, it would be amazing if Disney could produce a 3D classic animation of 'Astro Boy (Mighty Atom).' The combination of Disney's creativity and Astro's heartfelt story would create incredible synergy. I look forward to seeing Disney's outstanding animation skills shine through such a project in the future!
Finally! Quite possibly your biggest and best project ever has just been put together into one huge 11 hour video. As a fan of yours and as a Disney fan simultaneously I thoroughly enjoyed this Animation Lookback from beginning to end! Keep it up dude!
This is really your magnum opus, you’re a great documentary filmmaker. You should make more documentaries I mean for studios.
That would be pretty interesting, but it's all Matt's decision.
EVERYONE LOVES THE FULL COMPILATION!
The longest video on your channel just so happens to be possibly your magnum opus.
Truly does take me back like It was yesterday and feel really nostalgic watching again after so long. To me; The Epic Mickey Files will always be my personal favorite and my Introduction to you. :D
Animat you mad man you I think this might be one of the longest videos you've ever made and I'm genuinely proud that you've come this far on your almost 12 years on TH-cam so my hat's off to you congratulations 👏
1930’s-1940’s: The golden age of Walt Disney’s animated movies
1950’s: Disney movies comeback and Disneyland beginnings.
1960’s: Walt’s final projects at Disney.
1970: Ralph Bakshi, the founder of adult animation.
1980’s: Don Bluth, Disney’s first legitimate rival.
1990’s: The Disney Renaissance era.
2000’s: The rise of Computer animation powerhouses, Pixar and Dreamworks.
2010’s: The Disney Revival Era
2020:’s: ?
2020s is the rise of the indie animation studios with streaming. ;3
I don't know, the 1940's kinda sucked for Disney.
Creative stale Era
The Disney+ Era!
The Bad Live Action Remake Era
You know, he actually called this lookback his magnum opus, and I couldn’t agree more!
I never realize how good Elsa's Frozen 2 dresses is until I saw it in the thumbnail
Yeah she just looks SO GOOD! To be honest I think the movie was snubbed for a Best Costume Design Oscar nomination.
She looks like a goddess in human form. I love her outfits so much
If electric dragon is living next to the Disney Castle but he must be a prisoner so he could say good things about them
@@pauljames604
Or song of the south for that matter?
He lives in canada
It was very cool of you to add all your parts of the lookback into one video. I love your videos AniMat!
Oh my God Animat has surprised us with the full series in one big giant video on a friday.
I know what I'm marathoning tonight!
It’s nice to have the whole documentary in one video! You should do this with your other Lookbacks
❤💖 I truly loved AniMat's new Walt Disney Animation Studios+ Lookback as one of the greatest Disney Animation History Documentary! It is an quite improvement than his last older Disney Animation Lookback. I can watch any time or any day! 😃😀😄😁😊 👍🏻 💖❤
Since you talked about every Disney movie, I decided to rank them:
59. Chicken Little
58. Home on the Range
57. Melody Time
56. Make Mine Music
55. Fun and Fancy Free
54. The Black Cauldron
53. Saludos Amigos
52. Meet the Robinsons
51. Bolt
50. The Rescuers
49. Fantasia 2000
48. The Sword in the Stone
47. Dinosaur
46. The Adventures of Ichabod Crane and Mr. Toad
45. Bambi
44. The Aristocrats
43. The Three Caballeros
42. Treasure Planet
41. Oliver & Company
40. Brother Bear
39. Pinocchio
38. Winnie the Pooh
37. The Rescuers: Down Under
36. Dumbo
35. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
34. The Jungle Book
33. Pocahontas
32. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
31. Lady and the Tramp
30. Robin Hood
29. Alice in Wonderland
28. The Fox and the Hound
27. The Emperor's New Groove
26. Hercules
25. Tangled
24. The Princess and the Frog
23. The Great Mouse Detective
22. Big Hero 6
21. One Hundred and One Dalmatians
20. Moana
19. Raya and the Last Dragon
18. Ralph Breaks the Internet
17. Wreck-It-Ralph
16. Lilo and Stitch
15. Tarzan
14. Mulan
13. Frozen
12. Frozen II
11. Aladdin
10. Fantasia
9. Peter Pan
8. Zootopia
7. Cinderella
6. Sleeping Beauty
5. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
4. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
3. The Little Mermaid
2. Beauty and the Beast
1. The Lion King
yay my favorite made the top 25 :D
Bro explain how Ralph breaks the internet beats Raya The Last Dragon please explain this
Top 16 is not bad, lilo and stitch is my favorite
You like Frozen II more so than the original? That's some unique and bold opinion you've got there! It could be nostalgia, but as far as Disney sequels go, I enjoyed the 45% of the good/alright Direct to DVD sequels more.
Kinda sad the package films are so low. They aren’t that bad to me. Really entertaining and awesome
thank you so much for all of the effort put into the making of this 11+ hour video, dude! it mus've taken a long time to make all of the videos that went int this compilation with all of the research and editing you most likely had to do. i liked how you approached each movie with neutral optimism, especially when the movies "flopped" when released. you still respected the artists' effort and the work for what it is! you did an exceptional job including multiple perspectives and including various pressures that occurred behind the scenes, which gave me a greater understanding and appreciation of the true artistry of some disney movies. it's obvious you enjoy disney for what it's meant to be - simple entertainment with artistic complexity, packed full of creative imagery and pure child-like imagination! while new disney may not encompass the same fairytale beginnings with whimsical and traditionally drawn animation and visuals, i think that some of the newer movies are visually realistic and more narratively complex.
I'm more partial to disney's 2d era because i find them so warming and nostalgic - i find it to be far more charming and a timeless way of animating, but i understand that it is incredibly time-intensive and horribly expensive, so i do understand the shift to 3d. i loved seeing the behind the scenes look into the rough sketches and the preliminary concepts they had for movies like frozen and emperors new grove! kind of sad to see the more cultural designs being redesigned into a marketable entity, but the disney's character designs are always rather memorable and iconic. i personally loved mulan's concept sketches, she looked so elegant and badass that I'm almost sad to see her movie design so muddled.
that being said, i also enjoyed the insight into 'failed' projects like atlantis - passion can sometimes be failures in the eyes of others, but you can always admire the effort and love that goes into something like atlantis. likewise with something like fantasia, it was nice seeing how the movie progressed into the ages into a classic. a lot of people I've met don't care for or hate fantasia but i love it because of how unique and creative it is - it's unlike anything i have ever viewed and it enchanted me as a kid and it still does now!
after watching this, it truly cements my love for art as a whole, as well as inspiring me to continue with persuing art as a career. thank you once again!
I love this who new that Disney had such an awesome history. Also you did an excellent narrating this.
Walt Disney is a long lived legendary studio
Walt Disney Animation Studios is the long running animation studio that released films for many decades from the 1930s to beyond. I wonder if Pixar can be the same thing.
@@benrobson3442 dreamworks is more likely
@@alchemistofsteel8099 I don't know if DreamWorks can manage sometime in the future. Lots of people in the world adored animated films from Disney. Don Bluth made it to the success of animated films in the 1980s until his studio became down in the 1990s.
@alchemistofsteel8099 they're really not.
From a little black rabbit to a snow queen, what a great animation lookback!
P.S.: R.I.P., alex trebek!
I’ve watched this all the way through at least 4 times. Total comfort ❤
I watched this whole series separately and I really got into the history of my favorite studio of all time. I hope he does a redux of dreamworks and makes on on blue sky studios
Glad to see that this video became the longest video in Animat history.
❤💖 Congratulations, Mat! You completed Walt Disney Animation Studios Lookback! 👏🏻 😃😀😄😁😊 👍🏻 💖❤
Raya and the Last Dragon is next.
Now you gotta do your favorite moments from animation loockback: Walt Disney animation studios plus. Since that was the video that inspired you to do that
Over the years, Disney has brought us great animated films of all time. They’ve brought us laughter, thrills, tears, and great music.
You didn't mention Frozen was Disney's animation studios first movie to win the Oscar for best animated feature
It felt like a journey watching all of these for 1 year in a half.
Great job on telling us the story of the Walt Disney Animation Studios for 11 hours. 👍
I can’t believe this is free! This is wonderful to watch on a flight or drive to a magical Disney trip… time would fly by for me! 💕😍 wonderful video
The best Walt Disney Animation Studios history video on TH-cam ever created in my opinion!
An 11 hour video! I love that the series is all in one place! I definitely need to start making my way through this! I am doing 100 Facts about every Disney movie! It is going to be a long playlist too! I'm up to the 32nd Disney film, The Lion King!
The pieces of Pooh line is just so good 🤣
11 hours? I see this as an absolute win!
great job on this documentary on disney's movies
Thanks!
I loved the Disney films from Snow White to Moana. and I still like to watch Raya and the Last Dragon on Disney+ in June.
Ah yes, I know what I will be watching this weekend!
Best Animation Lookback ever
Wow, nice combinations of the videos of the Animation Lookback of Animated Disney Movies.
I haven't even watched it yet but i'm super impressed by your dedication to the topic, 11 hours :O excited to see it, thank you!
I Love the 11 Hours Mark, I Love the Animation Lookback Disney animation + Im excited for the next Animation Lookback which is a Puppet Lookback
*Matt
I did it! I finished it, and it was excellent all the way through. Love Animat's humor and writing style
I especially love how he did emerge-from-a-slump transitions unlike in his original lookback, which are conveniently at the 1:25:00, 4:00:00, and 8:15:00 marks.
11 hours?! Wow, had no idea it was that long!
Thank you so much for creating this video!!!
Thanks for the greatest unintentional birthday gift! (I turned 20 yesterday)
This thing is even longer than pellek's ultimate disney mega mix.
Oh wow! This gonna be a good binge session
You should do the history of dreamworks animation +
Congrats, AniMat. on your passion project
Im really happy that wind in the willows was mentioned because I’m in an advanced theater group for kids and teens and we did the musical last spring (yes, there is a wind in the willows Broadway musical, it is not based on the Disney movie but it is still AMAZING.) Even though soon we are doing Mary Poppins and Into the woods, Wind I’m the willows will probably stay my favorite
HOLY SHIT I just spent my day at work listening to this whole thing
"You know, what? They think he's a mad dog."
1:02:23
"And he is, too."
It is so well done. I have to watch it all again. Great job 👍
I'm glad to know that the song "When You Wish Upon a Star" won an Oscar. 84 years old and it's STILL the theme played before every Disney movie (and beyond).
This was a great journey and thanks for it
I wonder if he is going to do the same thing to his previous lookbacks, by congealing the parts from each one into one full video.
Well, time to clear the next 11 hours of my schedule
I’m going all in and watching this in one go. Wish me luck.
Bro this is a whole ass movie event. I’m still watching it though.
You maniac!!!!!!you accualy did it !!!!!!
11 hours of this
Can We Just Take A Minute or Two to Appreciate That There are no annoying ads
Well Done and Good Luck on your Muppets Lookback, Mat!
Baloo from the Jungle Book can be a meme lol because he's a pilot and a dancer lol
Baloo: “I’m about to end Shrek’s career!” 😂
If you can do this in one sitting, good on you! Unfortunately, I don’t think I can. Sorry, Mat.
this video is a masterpiece!
What an amazing updated version!!! I think it might be time to do an updated animation lookback for Dreamworks and Pixar.
A video like this, needed ! The timeline/information is accurate , which is rare to find !
Maybe you will do Pixar Animation Studios it was over 25 years of history ?
Amazing history! It should be in Disney+
An hour in and loving this video so far! Also enjoy that you sound like Invader Zim.
3:32:01 AND JOHN LASSETER!
And the Oscar for best docu-series goes to...
The first 14 Disney animated movies 🍿 are released by RKO from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to Peter Pan
I am glad I found this I have my diamond painting in front of me and a whole day to go this is perfect. Though I am laughing about the fact of how long this thing is, Disney really is a long and historied company, isn't it? The factor you decided to take on this beast I bow to you good sir.
Part of me was hoping for a full Length version of this.
Happy 100th Anniversary, Disney!
well time to watch this entire thing in a few sittings
LOVE the thumbnail! 😭
That intro was beautiful, it was simple but lovely.
This is really good, you’ve accomplished something man
Wow you out it all into a 11 hour vid, respect my beloved TH-camr.