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Disney Guy Reviews - Bambi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2014
- After a multitude of technical issues, it's finally here, the latest Disney Guy Review! Today we're looking at the last of the Big 5, Bambi. Let me know what you think in the comments below!
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Bambi's big eyes have a legacy of their own - Osamu Tedzuka, the "godfather" of anime, had reportedly watched Bambi around 80 times, and it was he who set the trend of large, dewy eyes in Japanese animation.
+Lena Lip Very cool!
Isnt it Scrooge? Or both?
Joe The Disney Guy hey
@@JoeTheDisneyGuy agreed
Yeah very interesting
Oh gosh. The feels! Too strong! What really jerks the tears in this one is how attached you become to Bambi through his expressiveness and relatability. He's an everyman hero, except he's a deer! He experiences friendship, love and loss just like the audience. That makes him incredibly effective as a protagonist and completely sells the film. Plus the art is just GORGEOUS! Maybe the most beautiful animation ever done.
Fun Fact: Bambi actually inspired Hayao Miyazaki to become an animator. Heck he even sketch every single seen as a kid and he still has those papers to this vary day.
Even more reason to appreciate this film then!
Osuma tezuka was the first to be inspired by this movie
Bambi's mother's death was horrible but I really do think that the pheasant dying, the 'Man' scenes, and Bambi's fight with Ronno was a bit more intense and at some points, felt rather 'Alfred Hitchcock'-ish in the tension and emotions of the animals, all felt very human and realistic.
perhaps they should have put a grizzly bear as the menacing protagonist and killer of the animals instead of a hunter
I love Bambi! The colors are great, the animation is great, the characters are great, the music is great, and just magical. I love the ice skating scene, and the grown up Bambi and grown up Feline meet scene.
this is one of my most all time favorite animated Disney films ever I remember watching this five times a day when I was little on VHS tape then I found again it on two disc DVD set I still love it even the sequel in 2006 still my most favorite Disney animated films ever I still have the DVD set including the sequel
I L-O-V-E Bambi so much! My top movie when it comes to just how beautifull it is and simple. I think becuse to me the movie symbolies life, The song that never ends, continues with a new one. Sort of teaching you that there are things that are scary but also things that are wonderful. And that is what life is, good and bad. You can´t have a life without the other. And man poor Walt, lucky he was in charge or else he whould never get to make any of this movie´s.
Ahturo s It really isn't a far stretch to say that the movie of Bambi does symbolize life. The music, the seasons, how things look bleak in the winter and then are reborn in the spring, ups and downs of life. It definitely makes Bambi one of the more powerful movies Disney released
Bambi for me was timeless and enjoyable a classic that never gets old despite the spoofs and parodies that followed
Ironically, the pheasant who died was actually voiced by the woman who played Bambi’s mother. She got to die twice.
Oh well, if she reincarnated once she can reincarnate again. :P
As I said before Bambi is close to Dumbo in my likability for Walt Disney's first five movies. One thing I like about Bambi is the same thing I love about Pinocchio: the use of child actors. When a star child is voiced by a rea child, it makes that child more believable than if that same child was voiced by an adult. That's what I love about child actors. Also, while I would love hand-drawn animation either way, and while I personally prefer cartoony animation over realistic animation, I do appreciate Walt Disney's work in animating realistic animals. As for the story, I see multiple similarities to my favorite non-Disney movie, The Land Before Time (especially the death of Bambi's mother). This does help me like the story, but personally, I prefer to settle for The Land Before Time.
It’s nothing new
This video was the first one I saw from this channel. And quite frankly, is my favorite. Seeing as this is ALSO one of my top favorite Disney films, it helped me ease in with the other reviews. This truly is an awesome TH-cam channel. Keep up the good work Joe! 😉👍
Fun fact!
Sterling Holloway was the voice of Adult Flower
It didn't sound like him, but it is
This was his second voice roll after Mr. Stork from Dumbo before continuing voicing other Disney characters
Pretty cool huh?😊
That scene when the bird gets shot, THAT scared me a lot when I was a child😰😰😰
Me too, the music building on it as well.
Steffu I’d always be like; “No! DON’T FLY!”
Annoying Cat yeah that and the dogs! 🥶
so tonight i watched this movie for the first time (that i can remember at least) and, wow. what a film. i actually found Bambi's mom dying a little underwhelming, maybe because it's always talked about, and you expect it to be like, heart-wrenching, but it's just... sad. not Dumbo swinging back and forth on his imprisoned mother's trunk sad (i nearly cried, and i'm not afraid to admit it) but sad. the movie is so beautifully animated though, and Thumper is so hilarious, it's... not... funny... wait, what. 9/10. also, i love the Fantasia-ey bits in it, like the when Bambi fights the other male deer. classic!
Bambi: A Life In The Woods, In 1942 came the Disney film
I have to say that of all the movies that Walt produced, Bambi is the most flawless. It really moves at a great pace with minimal filler and feels the most timeless with it only focusing on forest life and animals. It also is the most realistic movie.
The dragon's name was Elliot; Pete was the boy. That aside, Disney marketers like to pretend only the first part of this film exists and that the loss of innocence and jeopardy of the second part should not be referenced. Also, the animation from Bambi was "raided" frequently for use in later movies. The lightning filled wrap-up for the "April Shower" segment was my favorite part. Good reviewing.
The music and the art are the stars of this movie. The movie looks like a moving painting in some scenes and it is so beautiful, and the music....the theme for Man still is one of the most haunting scary themes that I've ever heard. I had forgotten how scary and foreboding it actually was until you played it again in this video.
all I can remember is being a super sad movie when I was young. roller coster of feels during this review
Ahhh yes-my favorite Disney film. So much powerful imagery, an awesome main character who anyone can relate to and it's just a 'life movie' as I call it. No fairy tale stuff, just 'the life of a deer'. However-the book is way better than this movie in terms of plot and realism.
However, this movie still gets to me even though I haven't watched it since I was probably 6 (in my 20's now) :)
Dragon named Pete? That killed me a little....but overall very good
You know what I think of Bambi’s second rerelease in 1957 I think it’s actually a celebration for Perri’s release on that same year
Well, in some respects, Sydney Franklin's dream of making "Bambi" live action is garanteed to happen with Disney's plan to make every animated classic live action. If a "live action 'Lion King'" is in the works even though technically it is computer animation, I'm sure "Bambi" isn't too far fetched in today's world.
Well now Bambi is getting a live action
Joe The Disney Guy I usually look for a connector or two in Disney films.
For Snow White, the connectors were The Wicked Witch and Dopey.
Nothing for Pinocchio or Fantasia.
For Dumbo,the connectors were the Delivery Stork,Timothy Q. Mouse, and the Crows.
For Bambi,it was Thumper.
Full Voice Actor List
Bobby Stewart: Baby Bambi - Donnie Dunagan: Child Bambi - Peter Behn: Child Thumper - Stan Alexander: Child Flower - Cammie King: Child Faline - Hardie Albright: Adult Bambi - Tim Davis: Teenage Thumper and Flower - Sam Edwards: Adult Thumper - Sterling Holloway: Adult Flower - Ann Gillis: Adult Faline - Will Wright: Friend Owl - Paula Winslowe: Bambi's Mother - Mary Lansing: Mrs. Opossum - Fred Shields: Bambi's Father (The Current Forest Ruler) - Otis Harlan: Mr. Mole - Alan Reed: Multiple Males - Bea Benaderet: Multiple Females
Great review. Some things I wasn't aware so far. For me Bambi include one strongest scene in Disney animation history with death of mother. Wise choice of Walt not showing the details of it. It matches up to Spielberg not showing the shark in Jaws.
Awesome review once again! By the way, you forgot to mention that there was a sequel to Bambi that came out in 2006. No biggie, though! Just thought I'd mention that.
Just so you know, this is not the first time that someone has spread rumors about Walt Disney (you know about the whole sexist bigot thing and other stuff too).
This is my favourite Disney animation film. It's just stunning to watch. I think it was well written as well. Coming from a hunting family the story does not bother me at all. Just as lion's eat meat so do we unless your a vegetarian...... Each to their own! Anyways there are some unresponsible hunters that do not follow the law and I believe this film shows it. I believe my take away from this film is to be a responsible Hunter take only what you need and respect nature and all the little critters in the forest.
What a wonderful comment. I hope you have an amazing day, friend.
Interesting comment
That scene with the birds and when that one bird gets shot reminds me of duck hunt
6:58 I would say Bambi is about growing up.
Didn’t expect to see you here
1. Bambi
2. Dumbo
3. Pinocchio
4. Snow white
5. Fantasia
My mother ran out of the theater crying during the fire scene. I get terrified any time that man song comes on
I Know I'm a Disney fan myself the book is terribly depressing you do not want to know what happens to thumper in the story anyways I am in love with this movie it's story is beautiful and the music is one of Disney's best it's not to say I don't like Pinocchio, Alice, beauty and the beast and stuff this movie is my top favorite love this movie thanks for sharing this video. Thank you
Disney Reviews By Matt Bring it on. I can handle it.
Interesting
A very nice review of a very good movie. Although I still blame Bambi for my confusion as a child about the difference between roe deer and red deer.
This dude looking like the dude from blues clues
We can see how much Walt Disney loved Bambi because the film maintains the spirit of Salten's novel(which I read the same year I saw the movie).Not only have I read Bambi,but over the years I read other Salten novels-like Bambi's Children, Perri (which Disney based a live nature movie on),Fifteen Rabbits(in which Bambi has a small role)and The Hound of Florence(which inspired The Shaggy Dog).
I give Walt Disney full credit for all I know about Felix Salten.:-)
Haha yeah, Walt definitely didn't make projects unless he was in love with them, and it tends to show. And hey, if Salten kept writing good stories, Disney was going to keep running with them. Worked for Bambi haha
This film was my favorite Disney film for a short while. (But that was mostly because I really liked forest animals back then) Watching it again has caused me to look at this movie a bit differently. As apposed to a story with a definite plot, I now begin to view this film more like a dance or a ballet. Everything is done so gracefully, and the film has parts that move the story along, but not enough to feel very constant. When I view the movie in this light, it helps me to better understand the film a little. (Sorry if you have no idea what I mean by the whole "dance" thing. It was just the best way I could think of to describe what I meant)
No, I kinda like the dance metaphor, because it makes sense. Not the first time that nature and dance are thought of together, and it is a pretty good way to describe the plot
The funny thing is that Paula Winslowe, who provided the voice of Bambi's mother, voiced the pheasant who gets shot.
As a 4 year old, all I watched was this and Snow White. I’m not even joking, this was amazing.
Interesting
3:02 Pete was the boy who owned the dragon, not the dragon himself. It's right in the title, "Pete's Dragon."
Joe the Disney Guy, here's my ranking of the first five Disney movies.
5. Fantasia
4. Snow White
3. Pinocchio
2. Bambi
1. Dumbo
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If only Faline was real I could hug her forever I want someone to squeeze
I actually really like Bambi for what it is. I love that you get to see Bambi as a kid first, then as adult, it kind of shows how much Bambi might have learn in the past, and I agree with everyone when they it teaches kids about life, which I agree. The animation once again it's nice, though it feels more like a storybook art, then what we see from Snow White or Pinocchio, it's not a bad thing, and it still looks nice.
Fun Fact I found out that the Chinese animator is still alive, look up and you made be in for a shock.
ZecoaTheDiesel Yeah, he's 104, it's a little insane haha
And it really does touch on a lot of different themes, especially the passage of life and growing up, which isn't a topic you see in a lot of kid's movies
@@JoeTheDisneyGuy sadly he passed away
Sadly the Chinese animator passed away
Wow, never knew about Meryl Streep's weird, creepy rant until now. That was pretty bizarre.
i just watched bambi for the first time today and tbh i didnt love it. i thought the characters were cute, teared up when his mother dies and i enjoyed the scene where the boys fall in love but thats just because im a sucker for romance but thats really about it. though i appreciate it for what it is and found the actual picture to be quite beautiful, i think it lacked in story and dialogue and the age jump was quite bizarre. still i wouldnt mind watching it again, it was ok.
Thank you Bambi but Faline is in another castle (Mario bros reference)
I didn't like the grown up voices either /: I thought thumper and flower were girls after all.
Really ?
at least it didn't loose too much money like fantasia or else disney's gone
Great video Joe!
Bambi was-take a wild guess-yet another Disney film I watched often. I enjoyed it fine. Friend Owl is very funny. To be honest, the death of Bambi's mother never really affected me as a kid, nor does it today. I know, I know, that means I'm a cold-hearted bastard, but I'm sorry, it didn't. I don't even remember it from watching it as a kid until it was brought up. Nowadays, I really don't think much of the film. It's ok, but I don't think it's something I'll be watching anytime soon.
Yeah, I definitely remember watching the scene of Bambi's mother being shot, but I wouldn't say it affected me really. I think it's one of those things where I grew up watching the Renaissance films, and after you watch Mufasa die, your childhood has already been traumatized, so an offscreen death doesn't do much
Joe The Disney Guy I think matricide wasn't so common back then, and that was what caused the trauma.
walts favorite
Anyone else think this guy looks like steve from blue's clues?
I was surprised to see the similarities
Who animated the dogs? I'm sorry I couldn't quite hear.
Rhetta Scott
Joe The Disney Guy Ahh thanks
@@JoeTheDisneyGuy interesting
What are your thoughts on Bambi II?
He talked about his thoughts in it in a video years later
Can you make a black cauldron video?
the movie that inspired viziepop
Bambi was based on the true life adventures
Yep
Joe, I Love how you’re doing your part to prove Walt was NOT a Bigot, Sexist, OR “Racist”. I’ve done my research & ANY thing even remotely racially insensitive literally did Not have Walt’s hand guiding it…
And I can hardly believe your description & how well you dramatized the awkwardness of ALL their voices after they’ve grown. They sound disgusting & so off putting that it sours the content that built up for an hour…
they won't show Bambi’s mother gets killed but they'll show that bird gets killed
yup...it makes no sense >.> but then again there is a picture I have seen that does say other wise but they must have cut it out of the movie for reasons that is my guess
Well I felt like showing the death on screen is better
Which movie do you like more? Dumbo or Bambi?
Hmm, solid question. Though unquestionably the animation in Bambi is more impressive, I think I'll go with Dumbo based on story preference. I like Bambi, but just preferred Dumbo, even with it's short runtime
Bambi!
@@JoeTheDisneyGuy agreed
I’m on both
I prefer Bambi miles over Dumbo!! I do not really like Dumbo!!
you look like the guy in blues clues...
Not the first time, nor I'm sure the last time, I've heard that one haha
There's nothing wrong with that; just because Blues Clues is a kid's show doesn't mean that's a bad thing. I've had people tell me that I look like Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory. I don't even like that show or that character, but it doesn't bother me at all because I have nothing against the actor and I do kinda see it when I look in the mirror.
@@princealarming85 lol
Wow I never see the resemblance
And I suppose you don’t believe in what people have been saying about Walt hating jews
I like Bambi. The characters are all very good and the movies has some really emotional scenes. But the story could be in my opinion better. A good movie. 6.5/10
Feels too harsh for the movie .I’d actually give it an 9.2/10 especially with how well the animation has aged
rerealese 9:23
Yep
I find it wierd that disney had a japan aninator when at the time america was at war with japan
he was Chinese American i think.
@@KallusGarnet yeah it’s chinese
It's a shame that such a beloved company doesn't make cartoons anymore just for the sake of being a cartoon and instead focuses on getting that politically correct message out.
They have the new Mickey Mouse shorts