The History of Walt Disney Animation Studios + (16/16) - Animation Lookback
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Before our story comes to an end, let’s take a look at some of Disney’s most well-known moments of mixing animation with live-action.
Animated scenes by Logan Miller (ToucanLDM): / @toucanldm
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#MaryPoppins #WhoFramedRogerRabbit #SongOfTheSouth
“Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened.”- Dr.Seuss
Good words
Wise words by the man who made The Cat In The Hat and The Grinch.
I’m still crying dude
@@TheImaginator972 hi Richard
Roger Rabbit helped out a lot of people in so many ways.
1: It helped Spielberg work on cartoons like Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain and Freakazoid as well as working on Balto, Casper and Fievel Goes West.
2: It helped Katzenberg and Spielberg make their own new animtion studio at DreamWorks.
3: Robert Zemeckis would help on other movies like Polar Express.
4: Hybrid films like Space Jam, Looney Tunes Back in Action, Guardians of the Galaxy, Detective Pikachu and Sonic the Hedgehog would take inspiration from this film.
5: Richard Williams would get to finish The Thief and the Cobbler, for better and for worse.
6: Animation would be in the mainstream with stuff like The Simpsons.
7: Disney would have the confidence they need to complete The Little Mermaid and usher in the Disney Renaissance!
you Know Something? Roger did we can thank Roger for helping out so many people in several ways
Roger is our animation hero in many ways for all those reasons.
@@Joshua_Quinzel_Isley indeed
@@R.JTehBeagle For better AND for worse! See how I didn't mention Rock a Doodle or Cool World?
I think we can never loose sight of one thing...it was all started by a rabbit.
I’m really appreciated of how Disney did their best to make Roger rabbit come to life. Now we enter Animation Lookback: Jim Henson
Wait, what?
Or Animation Lookback: The Muppets.
@@diannenakai7951 Yeah, I’m also guessing he’ll probably do the history of all muppet creations Jim Henson made from Sam and friends, Sesame Street, Muppet Show, and Fraggle Rock. If not then it could similar to his looney tunes look back where it’s about the character’s origins
🎵Someday will find it. The rainbow connection. The lovers, the dreamers, and me🎵
If it does happen, hopefully it can match Defunctland's take on it
"It all started with a mouse."
- Walt Disney
"And also a rabbit."
- Roy E. Disney
R.I.P Richard Williams & Bob Hopkins, And as Doug Walker said it best 'It is a love letter to our childhood.'
Well, this is truly the end of the Walt Disney Animation Lookback then. It was quite the long journey, but it was fun while it lasted.
Since 2019!
My highlights of the lookback:
- Part 6 with Jeffrey Katzenberg editing "The Black Cauldron"
- Part 7 with Jeffrey Katzenberg nearly cutting out the Part of Your World number from "The Little Mermaid"
- Part 8 with Jeffrey Katzenberg's resignation after "The Lion King"
- Part 11 with Michael Eisner abandoning hand-drawn animation through song
- Part 12 with Michael Eisner's resignation after "Chicken Little"
My favorite animated Disney films between the 2000 decade and the 2010 decade:
- "Home on the Range", in terms of guilty pleasures
- "The Princess and the Frog", in terms of hand-drawn
- "Zootopia", in terms of computer imagery
My honorable mention of favorite animated Disney films:
- "The Black Cauldron", as one of their most underrated
My special thank you:
- Roger Rabbit's influence for better ("Looney Tunes: Back in Action") and for worse ("Alvin and the Chipmunks")
Finally, thank you, AniMat, for this intricate lookback on Disney Animation. See you later, dude!
and - Part 10 when Michael Eisner realized the controversy of showing the Princesses arriving at their wedding, and already pregnant.
@@beauferret5414 With "Fantasia 2000", correct?
@@BigLightning4360 Yep
@@beauferret5414 And if one were to come up with a perfect title for the entire lookback, I would call it, "The Epic Story of Disney Animation's Legendary History"!
@Robert Hamilton Part 9 with Jeffrey Katzenberg stealing Stephen Schwartz and Woody Allen from Disney to work on the first two DreamWorks animated films is a good one.
I was expecting Enchanted to be here, but oh well! plus I hope Animat talks about Blue Sky Studios next to honor the closing of the studio!
Maybe one day but not now
He's doing muppets instead
I thought it would be as well; I don’t know if that would ever end up happening as it’s never been a top tier studio and there’s also not much info available for the production Of their movies. Maybe an editorial video where he covered it all at once?
Yeah enchanted reimagine their classic musical formula in a new day by bringing a disney Fairytale to the real world it play a roll of the creation of the revival
Time stamps:
1:04 Mary Poppins
21:02 Who Framed Roger Rabbit
42:12 Song of the South
1:03:09 Conclusion
Now that’s what I call a grand finale! Great work! Can’t wait to see what comes up next.
Also, here’s a little extra fact: Roger Rabbit also made an appearance in Mickey’s 60th birthday special
After over a year of travels, we have finally reached the end. And while we didn't end the trek of the movies _themselves_ on a high note, it is still important to talk about everything important they have done. I gotta say, this is probably one of the biggest best projects you've ever done for your career on TH-cam. Here's to the future!
That was one thrill ride of an animation lookback.
Can't wait to see the next one.
Well, we made it. The final part of Animation Lookback: WDAS +. And I have to say, this might be your greatest lookback yet. Thank you for all you do. 143.
May I just take a moment of my time to say that your Roger Rabbit voice is unironically good?
Imagine a perfect world where Song of the South had no controversy, a legit home media release in the US and a place on Disney Plus! I say that because this year the movie turns 75!
“Part of the journey is the end.”- Tony Stark
Just listened to Avengers Endgame credits theme and found this.
Song of the south is honestly a dang classic! I’m so glad you put it with such other fine works here
Just wanted to say thank you!
This is potentially the most well constructed, informative and entertaining resource for Disney fans that I have found.
I have spent the past few months getting through all 16 episodes and have learnt new things and been thoroughly entertained in every one.
I tip my hat to you sir! Incredible work!!
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
How do I put this delicately...
Watching this Lookback and recalling how the original was made 11 years ago, comparing this Lookback to the original perfectly replicates the growth in Disney’s animation back in it’s very beginnings. When in the late 1920s and early 30s, the studio made short, zero budget silly cartoons with stick figured Mickey Mouses, but in the span of only one decade, they evolved and improved their craft to the point they were making some of the greatest masterpieces in both animation and cinema with Snow White, Pinocchio and Fantasia.
In other words, you have definitely followed in Walt’s footsteps to expand and improve you’re craft with each new video you make, and this Lookback should honestly be used in schools and art colleges to teach students as well as older children about the studio and the development of movies and animation to hopefully inspire them.
You really weren’t kidding when you stated that this would be the crowning achievement of your TH-cam career. PS: I’m also looking forward to the upcoming Jim Henson Lookback. It will be tough trying to top off the series from Defunctland, but if the young Disney crew managed to top off what was originally considered the definitive film version of Beauty and the Beast, then I have all the confidence in you!
I'm so honor to part of this amazing journey of Animation Lookback about Walt Disney . . Thank you Ani-Mat for this wonderful history about Walt Disney and every animation movies.
This was a fun ride to watch your reimagined Animation Lookback on Disney since you've started TH-cam in 2009. Watching Animation Lookback was what got me into watching your videos since 2015. And like you said, dreams can come true, no matter how hard they are. Here's to 10 more years of great content and entertainment.
Fantastic job on the whole series, Mat and Logan! I’ve been watching this Lookback ever since it started in 2019 and I really enjoyed it! You all did a spectacular job! Mat, over the past 12 years, you’ve really come into your own as an artist and storyteller and I’m looking forward to all the great stories you have yet to tell! As for Walt Disney Animation Studios, despite the love/hate relationship I have with the company from a business perspective, their films have given me great entertainment and inspiration throughout my entire life! As for my personal favorite films from the studio:
Here we go:
10. Frozen
9. Lilo and Stitch
8. The Little Mermaid
7. A tie between Pinocchio and Sleeping Beauty
6. Dumbo
5. Alice in Wonderland
4. Bambi
3. Zootopia
2. Beauty and the Beast
And 1. Fantasia
Congratulations on finishing this series! Really looking forward to the Muppets Lookback! See ya later, dudes!
And thus we've reached the end of what AniMat considers his magnum opus, and unlike The Thief and the Cobbler it got a proper release and we loved it!
Stay tuned after the video for the next animation lookback!
The muppets
I wonder if he’ll ever mention Kermit the frog being revealed on the masked singer if he ever does a lookback on that. It’s just feels right 2 acknowledge it.
I wonder if he’ll mention the other muppet productions like Sesame Street, fraggle rock, or his fantasy films the dark crystal and labyrinth
Skipped to the end of the video, didn't see teasers.
This was 4 months ago. Idk
This was definitely a really well done finale video to top off this on-going project of updating your first Animation Lookback on the Walt Disney Animation Studios and very detailed and informative; and also hilarious with ToucanDLM’s animated sketches.
I and many others definitely enjoyed this updated Animation Lookback on Walt Disney Animation Studios and I’m glad I got to be a part of the ride through the history of the studio from Walt just being amateur animator himself to the release of Frozen II and how his studio has grown and adapted in the modern era. And I cannot wait to see your Lookback on the Muppets despite the many claims that Defunctland already covered it. The way I see it, if West Side Story could get another film adaptation this year despite the original 1961 film adaptation existing, then a new web-documentary series on the Muppets can also co-exist with Defunctland’s series on Jim Henson.
Uh oh, he's gonna talk about Song of the South?
*grabs popcorn*
This is gonna be a finale for the ages
Congratulations Animat! Thank you very much for giving us so much joy and history into Walt Disney Animation Studios, it was a fun and wild journey! I really do enjoy the history of Walt Disney’s legacy, and we’ll never forget it!
I would like you to review these films:
-The Rugrats Movie
-Delgo
-Curious George
-Rugrats in Paris: the Movie
-Barnyard
-The Trumpet of the Swan
-Heavy Metal
-Once Upon a Forest
-The Last Unicorn
-Clifford's Really Big Movie
-Valiant
-Fire and Ice
-Tom and Jerry: the Movie
-Rover Dangerfield
-Cats Don't Dance
-Eight Crazy Nights
-Beavis and Butt-head Do America
-Oliver and Company
-Titanic: the Legend Goes On
-Starchaser: the Legend of Orin
The Grand Finale!
Plus Roger Rabbit is one of my favorite movies of all time.
BTW, Congratulations Mat for finishing Animation Lookback: Walt Disney Animation Studios + and I'm looking forward to seeing more of Animation Lookback from you soon.
In Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Mel Blanc refused to voice Yosemite Sam due to always being rough on his throat (the role went to Joe Alaskey instead, as a result).
R.I.P. Joe Alaskey 😭
I just became a patron yesterday and I’m glad to do my part in helping this channel by giving 2 dollars a month it might not be much but try to do what I can
I really have to compliment the amount of work you put into this project. Considering that there's just short of a century's worth of history to tell, and knowing your commitment to the subject of animation, this was an undertaking to be proud of. Thanks for doing this.
This lookback holds the record for the longest Animation Lookback you've ever made. At approximately eleven hours, nineteen minutes, and sixteen seconds not including the end credits of each part. Breaking the previous record held by the best of Stop-Motion, which ran at approximately three hours, thirty-six minutes, and thirty-one seconds not including the end credits of each part.
I am going to miss Animation Lookback: Walt Disney Animation Studios +. Probably the best of the series. Can’t wait to see what’s next for this show
Edit: Spoilers
Can’t wait for Animation Lookback: The Muppets
It was fun of going on an journey with Animation Lookback on Disney movies. I hope maybe he could do an upgrade for his DreamWorks lookback.
I think animation lookback the muppets will be like animation lookback looney tunes where it shows the characters history.
Its quite cool you put in scenes from saving mr banks plus the animation mixed with actual audio from the creator of the Mary poppins books
I like how the brief teaser of the History of Jim Henson, including the banjo playing "Rainbow Connection" reminds me of how we hear the sound of Tony Stark hammering on his first suit in the background at the end of the end credits to "Avengers: Endgame".
Going from one part of Disney to another! Great choice!
So the next Lookback is either the Muppets or Jim Henson.
I'm hoping it's the Muppets as a whole, because if it is just Jim Henson, I don't think he can top Defunctland's take on it.
I say Jim Henson
Though it’s kinda weird since they are puppets and not animated characters (Though there were some animated projects JH did)
@@mechmaster315 In Animat's podcasts, it was confirmed that Animat is in fact doing a lookback on Muppets rather than Jim himself.
@@mechmaster315 Also, the most you think about it. Puppets are in fact some form of animation. You're bringing what looks like something that's not alive to life. It's like how people bring drawings to life. That's how animation works.
@@brrgames that is kinda true
This series has been such a fascinating watch Matt. All I have to say is thank you for dedicating this time to the most influential animation company in the world. As this is the final video of this series (unless there’s a new instalment in the future that consists of Raya and the Last Dragon, Encanto and Strange Worlds), here is my ranking of every animated film in the Disney Canon.
Ranking every Disney animated film:
1. Aladdin
2. Beauty and the Beast
3. Fantasia
4. The Lion King
5. Wreck it Ralph
6. Zootropolis/Zootopia
7. Moana
8. Tangled
9. Tarzan
10. Mulan
11. Encanto
12. Lilo and Stitch
13. Frozen
14. The Emperor’s New Groove
15. The Princess and the Frog
16. Big Hero 6
17. Pinnochio
18. The Little Mermaid
19. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
20. Raya and the Last Dragon
21. Bolt
22. Lady and the Tramp
23. Alice in Wonderland
24. Sleeping Beauty
25. The Great Mouse Detective
26. Meet the Robinsons
27. Hercules
28. Bambi
29. Peter Pan
30. The Fox and the Hound
31. Winnie the Pooh (2011)
32. The many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
33. Treasure Planet
34. 101 Dalmatians
35. Atlantis the Lost Empire
36. The Jungle Book
37. Frozen II
38. The Hunchback of Notre Damme
39. Oliver and Company
40. The Rescuers
41. Dumbo
42. The Black Cauldron
43. Ralph Breaks the Internet
44. The Rescuers Down Under
45. Dinosaur
46. Pocahontas
47. Cinderella
48. Fantasia 2000
49. The Adventures of Icabod and Mr Toad
50. Brother Bear
51. Robin Hood
52. The Sword and the Stone
53. The Aristocats
54. Fun and Fancy Free
55. The Three Caballeros
56. Melody Time
57. Make Mime Music
58. Saludos Amigos
59. Home on the Range
60. Chicken Little
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy its finaly here!!! Ps who loves the weasels from Roger rabbit? cause i do!!!!
I like them!!
Mary Poppins was really good! Julie Andrew's Oscar Winning Performance!
I really like Song of the South! It has such a sweet and emotional story and I like the interactions between the live and animated characters. Speaking of which, Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit are my favorites.
The tales of Brer Rabbit in this film are very memorable to me, as I was introduced to him when I was young, with the Tar Baby segment of the film (which I saw prior to the Song of the South film itself.) Its a pity that this film didn’t get re-releases, due the supposed controversy that it’s known for. I was fortunately able to see the film online and I recommend it to anyone that has yet to see it.
1:04:50 You're welcome Mat. I never get tired of your videos.
At least Roger escaped Eisner’s clutches easier than Mickey did.
Each Part of Animation Lookback: Walt Disney Animation Studios +
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Part 4: th-cam.com/video/1A7HU07cxc4/w-d-xo.html
Part 5: th-cam.com/video/_iumOHA2wD0/w-d-xo.html
Part 6: th-cam.com/video/_CiwoQ2IZ4g/w-d-xo.html
Part 7: th-cam.com/video/sLNaPvwsUe0/w-d-xo.html
Part 8: th-cam.com/video/oLDBTvcHTws/w-d-xo.html
Part 9: th-cam.com/video/MQgD192JMIs/w-d-xo.html
Part 10: th-cam.com/video/dLUXy6r6N8E/w-d-xo.html
Part 11: th-cam.com/video/cb-mJ8RIPxQ/w-d-xo.html
Part 12: th-cam.com/video/K2Cgo9j4jO8/w-d-xo.html
Part 13: th-cam.com/video/inv8pesEPLU/w-d-xo.html
Part 14: th-cam.com/video/DsiFl5oqkoo/w-d-xo.html
Part 15: th-cam.com/video/NhxT5Bx-7Ao/w-d-xo.html
Part 16: *Here*
Mary Poppins was my favorite movie as a kid. It really stands the test of time.
Here's my Top 10 Personal Favorite Disney Movies:
10. Beauty and the Beast
9. 101 Dalmatians
8. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7. The Rescuers Down Under
6. The Jungle Book
5. Alice in Wonderland
4. The Great Mouse Detective
3. Wreck-It Ralph
2. The Lion King
1. The Little Mermaid
I’m shocked that he didn’t do his Top 10 Updated Favorite Disney Films. Mainly, because he already did it twice in both his original Animation Lookback and in his 5th Anniversary special. He usually does this at the end of each Animation Lookback. Quite a peculiar change.
Well guys, it's been quite an adventure watching this journey of Walt Disney Animation Studios with you all. As we prepare for our final chapter in this animation lookback, we are about to embark on some adventures that combine live action and animation into one unit. While some movies we've already seen in this lookback have done that, like "Dinosaur", these films use real life actors interacting with cartoon characters, and the results of these are going to be very interesting. We'll step in time as we meet Mary Poppins as she becomes the nanny of two children, witness one of the biggest animation crossovers in history as we try to find out who framed Roger Rabbit, and finally, we talk about a rather controversial part in Disney's history that, despite its problems, at least gave us some fun songs and for a long time was the theme of a popular Disneyland attraction. Regardless of how these films go, there is no denying that they have a strong place in Disney's history, just like the animated films. As we conclude our story, let me say, it has been an honor getting to witness this adventure with you all. Thank you all, and may Disney continue to impact our lives as we continue our journeys...in the great circle of life.
Great job, AniMat, for this series of videos, and great job, ToucanLDM, for those funny animations. You've given us a fun series of videos that I'm sure many of us will be looking back on from time to time. Good luck with whatever comes next, and Happy Easter!
I don't know what you're gonna do with the Muppets after DefunctTV's epic saga, but it'll be nice to finally get some history surrounding projects after 1990.
Or will it be like the Looney Tunes lookback!
So. Before this starts, I would like to say thank you Animat for such an awesome Lookback. I have learned so many things about some of my favorite movies, and I shared what I learned with my family (and back when I had high school classes, one of my favorite teachers.) I'll always cherish all 16 parts. And even in it ups and downs (especially with the live action departments obsession with remakes), I will always love Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Oh, almost forgot! Shortest thoughts yet.
Mary Poppins: This is just nostalgic. The animated segment was always my favorite.
Who framed Roger Rabbit: Didn't see this till I was a teen. But the story and cast were cool. The villain was down right terrifying. And the animation was fantastic, and still revolutionary after almost forty years.
Song of the South: haven't seen it. And I really don't care if I see it or not. While I like the song (and you know which one I'm referring to), it's just that one controversial film that I never got around to get to. Like Coonskin, I want to say I watched them to form an option. Heck, I was planning on watching it for an essay I was thinking of writing for my senior year. But then covid happened, school ended early, I lost contact with my history teacher, and generally lost interest. So I have yet to give my time to watch it. And as for the news about Splash mountain replacing it's theme for Princess and the Frog, I like it. It's about time they used this theming and incorporated my favorite movie into a ride. I don't get why "fans" got mad with the announcement. It's not like the entire ride is going to change. I'm sure the drops are gonna stay, they have to. It's just the story and animatronics that are going to get swapped.
(Then again, park "fans" getting pissed about literally everything new is to be expected. I mean, Remember when they first announced new fantasyland and mission: breakout and the internet went ballistic?)
Update: saw the teaser for the next one. I'm hyped! If you think my love for Disney is huge, just wait untill you start talking about Kermit and the gang.
"It ain't over 'till its over" - Rocky Balboa
Thank you so much for this wonderful series on the history of Walt Disney animation studios!
I was expecting Nickelodeon because 2021 is the 30th anniversary of the first 3 NickToons
Sorry buddy, AniMat will get it taken down by ViacomCBS.
@@scoutartglee123 Of course he's going to do it but not yet.
Thank you animat for making this animationlookback great
I think it's funny that Gilliam said it was too challenging, because in actuality he first said that it was a bad idea. He described it as like another Howard the Duck film when he first was given the offer that he rejected it, but since regretted the decision.
Also, Richard Williams was a pain in the ass for everyone involved, and it led to the Toontown sequence to be animated in Glendale entirely because he made everyone's lives on that production a living hell, especially when he started funneling the animation budget into Thief.
Definitely a nice look at Disney's animation history throughout!
Julie andrews is still alive, and still looks beautiful!
Before we finally close the book on our adventure through Walt Disney Animation Studios, Let's turn the pages back to 1964 where a stern, yet wonderful nanny takes the Banks children and Dick Van Dyke into the world of the supercalifragilisticexpialidocious kind with Mary Poppins, then turn the page forward to 1988 where before video-game characters teamed up in Wreck-it Ralph, Marvel heroes came together in the MCU and before Batman fought Superman, there was a world in which a grumpy detective and a cartoon bunny teamed up to solve a murder mystery in a world in which Disney, MGM, Looney Tunes and Betty Hoop Interact in Who Framed Roger Rabbit and finally, discover a forbidden world from 1946 in which a well-intentioned adaptation of the Uncle Remus Stories led to it being sealed away forever in the Vault with Song of the South. And so ends the greatest Disney Animation documentary of all time!
I am happy we got Animation Lookback on Disney Again!
Well that’s it for Animation Lookback Walt Disney Animation Studios + and this was a Amazing Series one of the best Lookbacks Animat has done Great Job Animat and Next Time on Animation Lookback Animat is going to be talking about Those Iconic Puppets themselves The Muppets
I will always understand the mishaps with Katzenberg, but given his background and dedication, not to mention the retrospect on how DreamWorks got to happened, i would have said since the beginning "he has a point...". He's not someone who can be in charge without questioning, but with the right people, he might have been able to be a great successor.
The cartoon reactions in Mat's videos always have me laughing
Fun 🤩 Fact: Roger Rabbit also appeared in the television 📺 special called Mickey’s 60th Birthday which aired on NBC on November 13, 1988 when the special was broadcast on The Magical World of Disney.
I really want to know how did the actor who portrayed Uncle Remus reacted to the film's controversy.
There was an interview from James Baskett in 1947 and this is what he had to say:
“I believe that certain groups are doing my race more harm in seeking to create dissension than can ever possibly come out of the Song of the South.“
Hey AniMat! Next request for an animation look back: Sony Pictures Animation. If you did Sony, then its gonna get juicy especially the transition from The Emoji Movie to Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse.
I watched Defunctland's biopic about Jim Henson.
I'm also friends with former Disney animator Floyd Norman. He's the first black animator who worked with Walt Disney from the late 50s to the 1960s
I’m so addicted to this series that I had to wait and watch it when all of it was out
Wonderful in every way! Not only a great conclusion but even an intreaging ending.
Granted part of me thinks that Song of the South should have been first to be more time accurate not to mention make it more of a happier end, but still from all the lookback that came upon over the years none can be the best as much as this.
Even If I wasn't in from 2009 I was more happy to be a part as of now. Can't wait for the next one!
I’d feel more sorry for P.L. Travers if it weren’t for the fact that she was a jaded cynic who hated lighthearted escapism and believed that children should be taught that the world is nothing but a cruel place and that they should accept it! That being said, I wish Saving Mr. Banks had been more honest in its depiction of Walt Disney and had cast someone like JK Simmons as him!
Your Roger Rabbit voice is perfect
My favorite stories from Animation Lookback: Walt Disney Animation Studios+ (in no particular order):
1. Introduction
2. Who is Walt Disney
3. Snow White
4. Cinderella
5. The Jungle Book
6. The Rescuers
7. The Black Couldron
8. The Little Mermaid
9. The Rescuers Down Under
10. Beauty and the Beast
11. The Lion King
12. Pocahontas
13. Brother Bear
14. No More Handrawn (Micheal Eisner Song)
15. Home on the Range
16. Chicken Little
17. Micheal Eisner Steps Down (Roy E Disney's 2nd Save Disney Campeign)
18. Frozen
19. Good bye John Lassater. Hello Frozen 2
20. Frozen 2
21. Mary Poppins
22. Who Framed Roger Rabbit
23. Conclusion
24. Post Credits (Muppets)
25. Robbin Hood
26. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
27. Fox and the Hound
28. The Great Mouse Detective
29. Oliver and Company
One year has passed. Surely he will begin the Muppets Lookback soon.
Wow, I do not know that the Cat Came Back short played in front of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Amazing.
Here it is! The Grand finale!
Can you do the History of Pixar Animation Studios+ next ?
Well is gonna happen to me?
@@danielsauers7783 me too
@@lisanettles2731, How About I Do It Myself?
Happy Easter Animat
I saw “Roger Rabbit” twice in a theater since I was 10, and I really enjoyed it a lot. This is why I love cartoons so much that I got me into it. The movie is way better than the NES game which was really bad, and it was LJN that published the game, and Rareware developed the game. I played the NES game and it was godawful. I might as well stick with this movie.
Bravo, Mat!!! Another job well done. Ok....my top ten favorite parts of your WDAS+ Lookback is:
1. Fantasia 2000
2. Mary Poppins
3. Fantasia
4. The Emperor's New Groove
5. The Lion King
6. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7. Aladdin
8. Who Framed Roger Rabbit
9. The Jungle Book
10. Song of the South
HONORABLE MENTIONS: Robin Hood, Winnie the Pooh (2011), Zootopia, Sleeping Beauty, The Sword in the Stone, Dumbo and The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.
@33:55 Oh! my! God! That is PERFECT! Brilliant voice and an amazing joke 😂
“That’s all folks.”
Wait, that’s Warner Bros.
Oh well
“See ya real soon!”
*Enter Tinkerbell to spray pixie dust over Porky's face to close "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"*
Are we legally allowed to say that?
I am
@@cloudlion1610 Spider-Man: into the Spider-Verse reference!
Future New (Pure) Disney Movies We Predict
Since the 2060s
Astro Boy / Iron Arm
Based on O. Tezuka's Atom
* The copyright protection duty can be changed before the 2050s or the 2040s.
Awww, I thought you we're gonna include so dear to my heart and bedknobs and broomsticks. But whatever, still enjoyed the series. Here's hoping you get to continue the series with Rays and Encanto.
I guess that's it of your Walt Disney History Animat and thank you for your history Story it Outstanding. 😀👍
One of my Facebook friends, Mike Quinn, was a puppeteer for Who framed Roger Rabbit. I'm also Facebook friends with Eddie Deezen, who auditioned for the title character.
Guys, Defunctland already did a Jim Henson series, but maybe if it was Muppet History, and not Jim Henson's life, I'd be down for it
Anyone else feel really sorry for PL Travers? I don't always think people who aren't creatives realise how attached people can become to their works. Her opinion and thoughts were just as important. She wasn't being 'difficult' - she was rightly passionate.
. Maybe Some changes are for the best if it wasn’t for those changes then Mary Poppins wouldn’t be a icon today.
@@theggamer2824 Oh of course. And i'm not saying the finished product wasn't anything less than spectacular. I just think people are too quick to dismiss Travers as being difficult when she had just as much of a burning passion as Walt. After all, without her, Mary wouldn't exist at all...
51:15 This fox really reminds me of Mushu for some reason.
Hey Roger Rabbit fans out there, you guys should make a fan-made Roger Rabbit 2D animated prequel movie call: Toon Platoon: A Roger Rabbit Prequel and the quality of it needs to be SO fantastic to look at than your usual low-budgeted fan-made projects these days, it'll genuinely make you feel like you're actually watching an official Roger Rabbit 2D animated prequel movie!
Omg the muppets are next I’m so excited.
I loved it. They didn't have an animated AniMat end it off like I hoped and wanted, but I loved it nonetheless.
36:50 Don't forget ToonTown the online video game
And there was one that are not included in this finale is the godawful NES game by LJN based off of this movie that he just mentioned. The movie was great, the game sucked.
THE HISTORY OF THE MUPPETS IS COMING UP NEXT
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO
This is beautiful series even you cannot make more lookbacks and well well well looks like it's muppets turn will see next time and let's everybody else to make remakes of Dreamworks and Pixar. You know animat, thank you
Great job! Thanks for talking about songs of the south
Also Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin opened at Disneyland first at Mickey’s Toontown on January 26, 1994 a year and 2 days after the land opened and the dark ride opened with Toontown at Tokyo Disneyland on April 15, 1996.
What about Enchanted? That movie deserves more love and recognition
IT reimagen the classic disney formula by bringing a animated fairytale to the real world
And like Roger rabbit it was a Pilar of the revival
I'm glad you mentioned "Song of the South".