Nice little detail: Coco and Prissy were two of the dogs that Pongo wrote off as "too fancy" and "too weird", and yet they still were among the first to help get the twilight bark going, no hesitation whatsoever.
To be fair, he didn't write them off as individuals. Rather, he decided that their humans wouldn't make good romantic partners for his human. Still judging by their apperances, but not as offensive.
Pongo & Perdita might be the top contenders for best Disney parents: 1) They tried to let the humans handle it, but immediately took matters into their own hands (so to speak) when that didn’t work, and through the use of the Twilight Bark, they managed to find out where their kids were within a few hours. 2) As soon as they found out, they immediately left the safety of their home and their humans to go get their puppies back. 3) They braved the winter wilderness, almost got hit by a vehicle, and crossed icy river rapids to get to their puppies, only to immediately jump through a glass window and get in a fight with two armed humans to protect them (and as Jasper stated, they fought dirty to do so). 4) When they found out they now had 84 (technically) homeless puppies along with their own, their immediate response was to take them all home with them no matter what. 5) They then trekked back through the wilderness (with a little help from their friends), through a blizzard, from Suffolk (the Great Dane said that’s where they were) to London (which according to Google is 81 miles) with 99 puppies in tow, all while being chased by a psycho who wanted to turn them into coats, and managed to get them all home completely unharmed, just covered in soot. 😊 Pongo & Perdita. Best Disney parents, hands down. ❤
Ya know you make a great point, I once said judge Clyde frollo was the scariest to me because people like that actually exist, but I had completely forgotten that people like cruella exist too.. my point I guess is if you compare Disney villains while scar, and ursela are scary Clayton, frollo and cruella are scarier because they represent the worst in people.. I said this to my family once and they told me I put way too much thought into it..
SAME! I literally couldn't even watch this film when I was a kid. Thankfully, I made the choice to give this film another chance. Same with tons of other animated films I was traumatized of when I was much younger...
Dalmatians are known to have big litters. My own Perdita came from a litter of 16 pups. Her mother Coco (Liver spotted.) and her father Triton (Black spotted.) Were first time parents. There was a dalmatian here in Australia named Melody, who had 19 pups! (World record holder.) Coco gave birth to Perdi and her younger sister yet had to have a c section to get the rest of the litter out safely. Thankfully, they all survived and all went to amazing loving homes. (I was asked to take the remaining 3 pups as the owners were moving, I told them, I'll take the bossiest pup out of the trio... and my Perdi is the sweetest, most gentle girl to everyone. :D )
Two things. In case it wasn't obvious, Lucky is the puppy who wasn't breathing at birth but was saved by Roger. 15:12 This is heartbreaking. The voice actress brought this to life. The only way I can describe it is chilling. Her wails are so unbelievably convincing. The voice actress did an amazing job. It's no wonder she was put in so many films.
Ooo, for dog-centric animated movies - “Balto”, “Oliver and Company” (okay technically the main character is a cat, but there’s way more dogs in the cast and just one cat), “Wolfwalkers” (okay this one’s a stretch, it’s more of a “people who can turn into wolves” movie, but it’s a truly gorgeous animated film), and for non-animated I gotta recommend a classic from my childhood that I recently saw another reactor watch, “Homeward Bound”! And for an animated film that centers around a different animal, “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron” is my all-time favorite film, it’s an animated Dreamworks movie about horses.
I once read an article about this movie that said Pongo & Perdita had 8 boy puppies (Lucky, Patch, Rolly, Freckles, Fidget, Dipstick, Whizzer, & Thunder) & 7 girl puppies (Penny, Pepper, Jewel, Two-Tone, Cadpid, Purdy, & Spotty).
The show Jasper and Horace are watching “Whats my crime?” is a parody of a famous celebrity show at the time called “whats my line?” where a panel asks yes or no questions to a special guest blindfolded
did u notice 5 of the lady and the tramp dog references, the scottie was jock, the bulldog and peg from the pound were in the window of the pet shop, and lady and tramp were in the street during the twilight bark
All these classics you've been giving us lately! ❤ Would you consider "Oliver and Company?" Underrated with some of Disney's best, yet forgotten, songs. 😁
I watched this movie with 3 kids I was babysitting at the time and you wouldn't believe the stress they went through during the escape out of Dinsford all the way to the car chase. When Lucky almost flung out of the truck one of the kids even yelled and the oldest was even saying: 'that poor truck driver' XD They loved the movie to the core, don't get me wrong. Lets say the investment was there from frame one!
Hey Tim, if you’re interested there’s a book this movie is based on by Dorothy “Dotie” Smith. Where she got the idea after at a party a friend said that her Dalmatians would look good as a fur coat which would serve as the inspiration for the book. There’s also a tie in book by Serena Valentino that goes into Cruella’s backstory and answers a lot of your questions.
I LOVED the presentation of this movie! And I'm not just saying that because I'm a dog lover. Pongo and Perdita are my favorite couple in a Disney film, and I hope to write OCs that match their vibes.
sadly those things do happen, our family dog had 5 but one was stillborn, we kept three and gave one to a family friend. sadly theyre all but one passed on now
In live version Anita found out Cruella is the one who stole their puppies. In this animation, Roger is getting suspicious about Cruella. They never found out
@@morganghostbusters-egonfan No. I’m mean the animation version. Roger and Anita doesn’t know who stole their puppies. Only Pongo and Perdita found out and told by Great Dane
This is a really fun Disney movie. It has some great animation and some memorable moments. Even the villain is really good. Cruella De Vil is pretty much an iconic Disney villain by this point.
Fun Fact: This was the first Disney film which used the Xerox process to copy the animator’s drawings directly onto the animation cels (hence the “sketchy” look of the animation). ✍️🖨️ This process would continue to be used until 1990, when Disney started using computer technology to color the animator’s drawings. The first Disney film to use this method was The Rescuers Down Under (criminally underrated)!
I’ve always loved watching this film as a kid. In fact, 101 Dalmatians is the film that got me into liking dogs. I enjoy the all characters, including the “devil woman,” Cruella De Vil. The music is good too, most notably Cruella’s song, which is very catchy imo.
As a dog owner myself, this is one of my favorites growing up and still is. There's something cute about 101 Dalmatians that brings out my appreciation for dogs and how they're so sympathetic and men's best friend. There's also a fun major side quest in Kingdom Hearts 1 where you go around the different Disney and original Kingdom Hearts worlds finding all 99 puppies for rewards (and seeing a family of puppies reunited happily).
I've always loved this movie and have been excited for your reaction. The puppies are so cute. I recommend the movie Two Brothers about tigers. It's not animated, but it's really well done and nobody has reacted to it yet. It's an actual movie and not a documentary.
Beside Lady & The Tramp as one of my favorite Walt Disney animated film, I always loved 101 Dalmatians very much because of its intense amazing story, wonderful characters, the scores within the film including great animation as well.
I love 101 Dalmatians 🖤🤍 this such a Disney classic 👍👍 it has a great story, Spectacular animation, a whole bunch of great characters and a really evil and scary iconic villain of Cruella De Vil 😁👍 loved your reaction Tim 😊❤️❤️
Yeah, this is the classic. You gotta watch the other ones too. Like just straight in a row the other ones I’ve mentioned as well. I did mention this one long time ago too and another one, but it was kind of like this one and I know that there was 101 like the live action one and then there was like 102 and then I know that there was 101 Dalmatians two. Patches London adventure.
PS you should definitely think about some of my other options even though it’s been a long time since I’ve seen the ones I’ve just mentioned but mostly because of my mother as well. She loved 101 Dalmatians that’s why whenever she was like really little because she grew up with this movie, she always wanted to Dalmatian or like something that would make her say aw like a dog and that’s why we got Sunday even though Sunday is cute she’s like the coolest, but she’s not as cool as hacker kitty though or as hello Kitty, hello Kitty was wearing like a DD‘s outfit but anyway that’s beyond the point and if you don’t know who I’m talking about then I think they made a doodle bop movie You should definitely. that one too, and the other ones I’ve mentioned like the live action, Clifford, the big red dog and Ozzie as well plus the other ones I mentioned, including the many adventures of Winnie the Pooh and tigger tooo and the book of Pooh stories from the heart I know that you would really like that one too
Congratulation 🎉🎉🎉 you found one of the disney movies where both parents are alive and stay alive❤❤❤ you and clarisse wondered about that in your reaction to lilo and stitch. ❤😊 i love These old movies 😂🎉
You should give the live-action a look at. It is a Disney remake but it was done WAY before the remake "Renaissance" we're living through today. It's quite different from the animated. So much so you could almost mistake it for original. Which is what made it great. Edit: By the way, it's not the new "Cruella" movie I'm mentioning. It is actually titled "101 dalmations" as well. 😊
One of my favorite Disney movies. I remember having toy figurines of the puppies as a kid lol. Love the live action version too but the animated one is the best. 🖤🤍
A great childhood classic of mine, thanks for this reaction, Tim, and a happy tuesday morning to you as well. Take care and God bless you, and greetings from Colombia
An interesting fact, but not necessarily a happy one: after the 1991 version of this movie came out, parents went out to buy dalmatian puppies for their children in droves. It went from 8000 dalmatian puppies sold in a year to 42,000 puppies sold after the movie came out. The American Kennel Club called it Dalmatian Syndrome. However, Dalmatians can be a challenging dog to own. They are high energy and need both physical and mental stimulation, they can be snappy and unpredictable with kids, and they are big enough to be a nightmare if they aren't properly trained. Within the next few years, the number of Dalmatians at shelters and rescue organizations more than doubled. Disney received a LOT of backlash over it, and they made adopting animals and responsible pet ownership a major theme in 102 Dalmatians.
The show that the puppies watch on TV is Thurnderbolt, and the concept would be re-used for the second animated movie (I loved that movie, I really liked the dinamic between Thurnderbolt and Patch) but originally, it was supposed to be Rin-tin-tin, wich was a real show starring a german sheppard. In fact, I reckon it was The Show that made the breed popular, back in the day. (same as Lassie did for the Rough Collie and Beethoben for the Saint Bernard) Rin-Tin-Tin use to be a meme (for the time) and in some movies you can catch references, like, the show "Komissar Rex" was basically the remake with the same concept only on modern times with a police dog... nowourdays it seems only old cinema fans remember Rin-Tin-Tin and Lassie, with Beethoben starting to be forgotten Man I would love to see a new animated show with Rin-tin-tin or Rex, and if they could do like, a crossover with Lassie that would be great! Like, Imagine Rin-Tin-Tin as the old experienced dog that's training the new recrute, a young Rex and lassie would be the girl who is girly but still smart and very though, I think she would make a good pair with Rex... maybe you could have other characters as references like Patch looking up to rex and wanting to be a firefighter when he grows up and stuff ...great, now Im rambling
Yes! After Sleeping Beauty (which ate up masses of time and money -- to beautiful result, certainly), they were looking for different possibilities. The then-new Xerox process saved them from having to hand-draw every cel, with all those dogs and spots in every scene. It's connected to the different more "stylized" look of the picture, not trying to look real.
yes theres oliver and company, definitely check out, great dog movie, also if youre interested in live action, homeward bound is great, also a tear jerker
Animated dog movie recs: All Dogs Go to Heaven Bolt Secret Life of Pets DC League of Super Pets (not sure if you've reacted to this one already) Clifford the Big Red Dog (live-action, dog is animated) Frankenweenie
You should check out ‘The Last Unicorn’! It is a truly moving and beautiful animated movie that so few people talk about! I would love to see you think over some of the more thought provoking moments.
Its well agreed by most fans that Cruella is the worst Disney Villain just for her motivation being murdering puppies for coats. What's hilarious is that this has become so prominent you get scenes like the one in the musical Twisted by the theatre troupe Starkid where when all the villains of Disney come together in a song to justify their actions and Cruella comes out they all just start yelling at her about how effed up that is. In Jafar's words "Why would you do that?!"
Cruella is essentially a caricature of the actress Tallulah Bankhead, famous for her love of furs. It must have seemed obvious to the Disney team that they should do that, given that they were adapting a novel about a character with a fur obsession; and certainly most adults when the film came out would have recognized the Tallulah reference, even as it went over the heads of children like me. Alfred Hitchcock also had some fun with this actress' widely recognized association with furs: in his movie Lifeboat, we first see her in an isolated lifeboat (with several other survivors in it) somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, wearing a fur coat.
Walt Disney hated the animation on this movie but during his last day at the studio he forgave Ken Andersson the art director of 101 dalmatians Ps this is number 3 on my top 10 Disney movie
As amusing as the new Cruella film is, I really can't see that Cruella as this original one. The characters are simply too different. It's part of a long series of films that try to rehabilitate villains.
I stand with the animals in this movie. Who would want to harm those innocent little Dalmatian puppies?!?!?!?!?! I hate Cruella. She deserves to be locked up for eternity
I LOVE this movie, the new Cruella movie with Emma Stone is also really good, you should definitely watch that, it’s kind of like the Maleficent movies you know tackling their origin and stuff.
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@@Warlock3417It’s a good one
@@morganghostbusters-egonfan tbh I was kinda afraid to admit that I also think it’s a good one cos I ain’t sure if it was well received
@@Warlock3417 It’s a good one in my opinion
This movie is literally about community. The animals all come together to help them despite being total strangers.
Nice little detail:
Coco and Prissy were two of the dogs that Pongo wrote off as "too fancy" and "too weird", and yet they still were among the first to help get the twilight bark going, no hesitation whatsoever.
Love that 🤍🖤
True, but they couldn't hear him writing them off.
To be fair, he didn't write them off as individuals. Rather, he decided that their humans wouldn't make good romantic partners for his human. Still judging by their apperances, but not as offensive.
@@cpcoultertweedles7216That's what I meant, but in context, it was essentially the same thing.
Fact: this is the first Disney movie that openly showed two human characters flirting (before it, only animal characters were showed doing so)
@@CarolinePhoenixMe I didn't realize that, didn't stop to think about it.
When Cruella is so bad, she gets a theme song based on how bad she is.
Love the song, hate Cruella herself. I even love the jazz version played at the end credits of the live action
Pongo & Perdita might be the top contenders for best Disney parents:
1) They tried to let the humans handle it, but immediately took matters into their own hands (so to speak) when that didn’t work, and through the use of the Twilight Bark, they managed to find out where their kids were within a few hours.
2) As soon as they found out, they immediately left the safety of their home and their humans to go get their puppies back.
3) They braved the winter wilderness, almost got hit by a vehicle, and crossed icy river rapids to get to their puppies, only to immediately jump through a glass window and get in a fight with two armed humans to protect them (and as Jasper stated, they fought dirty to do so).
4) When they found out they now had 84 (technically) homeless puppies along with their own, their immediate response was to take them all home with them no matter what.
5) They then trekked back through the wilderness (with a little help from their friends), through a blizzard, from Suffolk (the Great Dane said that’s where they were) to London (which according to Google is 81 miles) with 99 puppies in tow, all while being chased by a psycho who wanted to turn them into coats, and managed to get them all home completely unharmed, just covered in soot. 😊
Pongo & Perdita. Best Disney parents, hands down. ❤
You're right ♥
Cruella de Vil is hands down one of the best, most evil, and most iconic Disney villains of all time. The absolute highlight of the movie.
Ya know you make a great point, I once said judge Clyde frollo was the scariest to me because people like that actually exist, but I had completely forgotten that people like cruella exist too.. my point I guess is if you compare Disney villains while scar, and ursela are scary Clayton, frollo and cruella are scarier because they represent the worst in people.. I said this to my family once and they told me I put way too much thought into it..
The crazy face cruella did during the car chase scared me as a kid
SAME! I literally couldn't even watch this film when I was a kid. Thankfully, I made the choice to give this film another chance. Same with tons of other animated films I was traumatized of when I was much younger...
They later reused that scene for the villain in The Rescuers.
I think everyone was freaked out by that particular scene during childhood tbh 😬
Dalmatians are known to have big litters. My own Perdita came from a litter of 16 pups. Her mother Coco (Liver spotted.) and her father Triton (Black spotted.) Were first time parents. There was a dalmatian here in Australia named Melody, who had 19 pups! (World record holder.)
Coco gave birth to Perdi and her younger sister yet had to have a c section to get the rest of the litter out safely. Thankfully, they all survived and all went to amazing loving homes. (I was asked to take the remaining 3 pups as the owners were moving, I told them, I'll take the bossiest pup out of the trio... and my Perdi is the sweetest, most gentle girl to everyone. :D )
The guy who voiced Roger also played Mowgli's wolf father in The Jungle Book and Eric's chamberlain in The Little Mermaid.
Aristocats is also a great old Disney movie
Just like this movie, but less darkness
Two things.
In case it wasn't obvious, Lucky is the puppy who wasn't breathing at birth but was saved by Roger.
15:12 This is heartbreaking. The voice actress brought this to life. The only way I can describe it is chilling. Her wails are so unbelievably convincing. The voice actress did an amazing job. It's no wonder she was put in so many films.
Ooo, for dog-centric animated movies - “Balto”, “Oliver and Company” (okay technically the main character is a cat, but there’s way more dogs in the cast and just one cat), “Wolfwalkers” (okay this one’s a stretch, it’s more of a “people who can turn into wolves” movie, but it’s a truly gorgeous animated film), and for non-animated I gotta recommend a classic from my childhood that I recently saw another reactor watch, “Homeward Bound”! And for an animated film that centers around a different animal, “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron” is my all-time favorite film, it’s an animated Dreamworks movie about horses.
I once read an article about this movie that said Pongo & Perdita had 8 boy puppies (Lucky, Patch, Rolly, Freckles, Fidget, Dipstick, Whizzer, & Thunder) & 7 girl puppies (Penny, Pepper, Jewel, Two-Tone, Cadpid, Purdy, & Spotty).
Cool! But how come only a few (specifically the boys) are actually named?
The show Jasper and Horace are watching “Whats my crime?” is a parody of a famous celebrity show at the time called “whats my line?” where a panel asks yes or no questions to a special guest blindfolded
Ah I didn't know that concept
did u notice 5 of the lady and the tramp dog references, the scottie was jock, the bulldog and peg from the pound were in the window of the pet shop, and lady and tramp were in the street during the twilight bark
I did. I recognized Jock right away when I was a kid
So did i
This is one of my favorite anytime, rewatchable Disney films.
So...Now you've got to watch "CRUELLA" 2021 An absolute must watch version of this story!
I always make Lucky’s reference when I’m cold-“my ears are froze. my nose is froze…my toes are froze!”
I've always been more of a cat person but I'll always make an exception for this masterpiece it's one of my top 3 Disney classics
Well, we cannot forget Tibbs the cat; he is a true hero in this story.
@@LadyOndyne aye I salute Sgt Tibbs 🫡
I'm definitely a cat person too, but do love a good dog movie. Have you seen the newish cat movie "A Cat's Life"? I definitely recommend that one.
Me too.
All these classics you've been giving us lately! ❤
Would you consider "Oliver and Company?" Underrated with some of Disney's best, yet forgotten, songs. 😁
One of my favorites!
I watched this movie with 3 kids I was babysitting at the time and you wouldn't believe the stress they went through during the escape out of Dinsford all the way to the car chase. When Lucky almost flung out of the truck one of the kids even yelled and the oldest was even saying: 'that poor truck driver' XD
They loved the movie to the core, don't get me wrong. Lets say the investment was there from frame one!
Ever watched the movie Olivier and company? Such a great film.
Hey Tim, if you’re interested there’s a book this movie is based on by Dorothy “Dotie” Smith. Where she got the idea after at a party a friend said that her Dalmatians would look good as a fur coat which would serve as the inspiration for the book.
There’s also a tie in book by Serena Valentino that goes into Cruella’s backstory and answers a lot of your questions.
I read the Dodie Smith book. I really liked it.
I LOVED the presentation of this movie! And I'm not just saying that because I'm a dog lover. Pongo and Perdita are my favorite couple in a Disney film, and I hope to write OCs that match their vibes.
sadly those things do happen, our family dog had 5 but one was stillborn, we kept three and gave one to a family friend. sadly theyre all but one passed on now
In live version Anita found out Cruella is the one who stole their puppies. In this animation, Roger is getting suspicious about Cruella. They never found out
We KNEW it was her
@@morganghostbusters-egonfan No. I’m mean the animation version. Roger and Anita doesn’t know who stole their puppies. Only Pongo and Perdita found out and told by Great Dane
@@jonathancruz5932 I understand.
There is even a spin-off series that is like a sequel to this movie and there is another series that features Pongo and Perdita’s descendants
This movie is one of my all time favorites! A great masterpiece
This is a really fun Disney movie. It has some great animation and some memorable moments. Even the villain is really good. Cruella De Vil is pretty much an iconic Disney villain by this point.
I just wanna to say Congratulations on the 1 year anniversary with Clariss. That’s all I have to say.
Fun Fact:
This was the first Disney film which used the Xerox process to copy the animator’s drawings directly onto the animation cels (hence the “sketchy” look of the animation).
✍️🖨️
This process would continue to be used until 1990, when Disney started using computer technology to color the animator’s drawings. The first Disney film to use this method was The Rescuers Down Under (criminally underrated)!
A classic Disney movie, and when you’re done with Dalmatians do the Great Mouse Detective.
I second that.
The Great Mouse Detective is an another one of my favorite Disney movie including a great introduction to the world of Sherlock Holmes.
Favourite Vincent Price movie....
The Great Mouse Detective is completely fabulous.
Back in childhood I had almost every puzzle by Disney gold classic cartoons. It was the hardest one😅
Anita and Roger are such a wholesome couple
The live action 101 Dalmations is really wonderful as well!
21:39 Patch is like “You can’t talk to my brother like that!”.
My favorite character in this movie with hundreds of dogs is the cat, Sgt. Tibbs.
Bolt is the only other dog focus movie I can think of
Ah just thought of 2 more Oliver and Company and The Aristocrat
All Dogs Go to Heaven 1 and 2
The Fox and the Hound
Balto ❤❤❤
How could you forget Lady and the Tramp?
I was just trying to think of the less known ones since they made sequences and remakes of the lady and the tramp and other big ones
@@Gotamoona Oh I see, didn't understand, my bad
I’ve always loved watching this film as a kid. In fact, 101 Dalmatians is the film that got me into liking dogs. I enjoy the all characters, including the “devil woman,” Cruella De Vil. The music is good too, most notably Cruella’s song, which is very catchy imo.
As a dog owner myself, this is one of my favorites growing up and still is. There's something cute about 101 Dalmatians that brings out my appreciation for dogs and how they're so sympathetic and men's best friend. There's also a fun major side quest in Kingdom Hearts 1 where you go around the different Disney and original Kingdom Hearts worlds finding all 99 puppies for rewards (and seeing a family of puppies reunited happily).
I'm a big fan of What's My Line and the What's My Crime parody is hilarious and spot on.
I've always loved this movie and have been excited for your reaction. The puppies are so cute. I recommend the movie Two Brothers about tigers. It's not animated, but it's really well done and nobody has reacted to it yet. It's an actual movie and not a documentary.
You can actually see Lady and the Tramp as the car with the poodle passes through the street during the Twilight bark!
Yeah. And you also see the bulldog and Peg in the pet shop window and Jock in a scene before they show lady and the tramp.
11:20 what a great movie choice also fun fact Pongo has more spots on him just like how Roger looked when Cruella splashed their pen
I gotta say the animation looks super different back in the day and smooth.
This is a great Disney classic! One of my favorites!
Jasper and Horace are the British versions of Marv and Harry
Beside Lady & The Tramp as one of my favorite Walt Disney animated film, I always loved 101 Dalmatians very much because of its intense amazing story, wonderful characters, the scores within the film including great animation as well.
I love 101 Dalmatians 🖤🤍 this such a Disney classic 👍👍 it has a great story, Spectacular animation, a whole bunch of great characters and a really evil and scary iconic villain of Cruella De Vil 😁👍 loved your reaction Tim 😊❤️❤️
Yeah, this is the classic. You gotta watch the other ones too. Like just straight in a row the other ones I’ve mentioned as well. I did mention this one long time ago too and another one, but it was kind of like this one and I know that there was 101 like the live action one and then there was like 102 and then I know that there was 101 Dalmatians two. Patches London adventure.
PS you should definitely think about some of my other options even though it’s been a long time since I’ve seen the ones I’ve just mentioned but mostly because of my mother as well. She loved 101 Dalmatians that’s why whenever she was like really little because she grew up with this movie, she always wanted to Dalmatian or like something that would make her say aw like a dog and that’s why we got Sunday even though Sunday is cute she’s like the coolest, but she’s not as cool as hacker kitty though or as hello Kitty, hello Kitty was wearing like a DD‘s outfit but anyway that’s beyond the point and if you don’t know who I’m talking about then I think they made a doodle bop movie You should definitely. that one too, and the other ones I’ve mentioned like the live action, Clifford, the big red dog and Ozzie as well plus the other ones I mentioned, including the many adventures of Winnie the Pooh and tigger tooo and the book of Pooh stories from the heart I know that you would really like that one too
Congratulation 🎉🎉🎉 you found one of the disney movies where both parents are alive and stay alive❤❤❤ you and clarisse wondered about that in your reaction to lilo and stitch. ❤😊 i love These old movies 😂🎉
This is my favorite movie of all time! Thank you for reacting to it!
This why tim is the goat 🎉still got the original on vhs one of my fav old skool Disney film's
I never really realized it until you mentioned it but black in a white background (i e the Labrador scene) is like an visible invisible target.
Don’t forget to check out the sequel 101 Dalmatians 2 Patch’s London Adventure
You should give the live-action a look at.
It is a Disney remake but it was done WAY before the remake "Renaissance" we're living through today.
It's quite different from the animated. So much so you could almost mistake it for original. Which is what made it great.
Edit: By the way, it's not the new "Cruella" movie I'm mentioning. It is actually titled "101 dalmations" as well. 😊
Back when they were about entertainment not money and identity politics
@@animefan8591 *sigh* I do miss that sometimes... 😔
Glenn Close is the only acceptable live action Cruella! 😊
One of my all time favourite Disney movies
Sleeping Beauty was the Disney release just prior to this one, and it's so different, but I love them both!
I remember watching this, this movie, and the 2nd movie is really good
This came out when I was a very small child. So it is my original horror film.
One of my favorite Disney movies. I remember having toy figurines of the puppies as a kid lol. Love the live action version too but the animated one is the best. 🖤🤍
A great childhood classic of mine, thanks for this reaction, Tim, and a happy tuesday morning to you as well. Take care and God bless you, and greetings from Colombia
I love this movie😊I loved it since I was three and I still love it today😊
An interesting fact, but not necessarily a happy one: after the 1991 version of this movie came out, parents went out to buy dalmatian puppies for their children in droves. It went from 8000 dalmatian puppies sold in a year to 42,000 puppies sold after the movie came out. The American Kennel Club called it Dalmatian Syndrome. However, Dalmatians can be a challenging dog to own. They are high energy and need both physical and mental stimulation, they can be snappy and unpredictable with kids, and they are big enough to be a nightmare if they aren't properly trained. Within the next few years, the number of Dalmatians at shelters and rescue organizations more than doubled. Disney received a LOT of backlash over it, and they made adopting animals and responsible pet ownership a major theme in 102 Dalmatians.
The show that the puppies watch on TV is Thurnderbolt, and the concept would be re-used for the second animated movie (I loved that movie, I really liked the dinamic between Thurnderbolt and Patch) but originally, it was supposed to be Rin-tin-tin, wich was a real show starring a german sheppard. In fact, I reckon it was The Show that made the breed popular, back in the day.
(same as Lassie did for the Rough Collie and Beethoben for the Saint Bernard)
Rin-Tin-Tin use to be a meme (for the time) and in some movies you can catch references, like, the show "Komissar Rex" was basically the remake with the same concept only on modern times with a police dog... nowourdays it seems only old cinema fans remember Rin-Tin-Tin and Lassie, with Beethoben starting to be forgotten
Man I would love to see a new animated show with Rin-tin-tin or Rex, and if they could do like, a crossover with Lassie that would be great!
Like, Imagine Rin-Tin-Tin as the old experienced dog that's training the new recrute, a young Rex and lassie would be the girl who is girly but still smart and very though, I think she would make a good pair with Rex... maybe you could have other characters as references like Patch looking up to rex and wanting to be a firefighter when he grows up and stuff
...great, now Im rambling
38:46 the same reaction I make when Cruella made that look with her eyes in that animation
Thanks, Timothee! 😊
Cruella: "One movie, and you're labeled for life."
As far as I can remember, this movie was my first thriller!
Oliver and company (a retelling of Oliver Twist with animals) is a good movie. It came out in 1988
This is one my favorite Disney movies
Love this movie. Another fun movie you should also check out is “The Aristocats” (1970) . My childhood favorite movie
Did you notice that was Joc that had a cameo during the dogs barking scene
Awesome reaction of my favorite Disney movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
Animations with dogs: oliver and company, balto, all dogs go to heaven, the fox and the hound ❤
You sould check out homeward bound it’s a classic and a tear dripper
This was the first Disney film to use xerography which allowed them to print all the spots on the dalmatians
Yes! After Sleeping Beauty (which ate up masses of time and money -- to beautiful result, certainly), they were looking for different possibilities. The then-new Xerox process saved them from having to hand-draw every cel, with all those dogs and spots in every scene. It's connected to the different more "stylized" look of the picture, not trying to look real.
yes theres oliver and company, definitely check out, great dog movie, also if youre interested in live action, homeward bound is great, also a tear jerker
I love cruella she is the most iconic villain in my opinion❤
another great movie with dogs is lady and the tramp from 1955, I highly recommend it
Fun fact : Joe the cook and Jock the dog have the same voice actor than Pongo in the french version
Animated dog movie recs:
All Dogs Go to Heaven
Bolt
Secret Life of Pets
DC League of Super Pets (not sure if you've reacted to this one already)
Clifford the Big Red Dog (live-action, dog is animated)
Frankenweenie
I second this list. Plus Balto and Oliver and Company.
My favorite movie when I was a kid
My headcanon is that Lucky was the puppy who was resuscitated. Hence the name and why his behavior is a little off compared to his siblings.
You should check out ‘The Last Unicorn’! It is a truly moving and beautiful animated movie that so few people talk about!
I would love to see you think over some of the more thought provoking moments.
Its well agreed by most fans that Cruella is the worst Disney Villain just for her motivation being murdering puppies for coats.
What's hilarious is that this has become so prominent you get scenes like the one in the musical Twisted by the theatre troupe Starkid where when all the villains of Disney come together in a song to justify their actions and Cruella comes out they all just start yelling at her about how effed up that is. In Jafar's words "Why would you do that?!"
Cruella is essentially a caricature of the actress Tallulah Bankhead, famous for her love of furs. It must have seemed obvious to the Disney team that they should do that, given that they were adapting a novel about a character with a fur obsession; and certainly most adults when the film came out would have recognized the Tallulah reference, even as it went over the heads of children like me. Alfred Hitchcock also had some fun with this actress' widely recognized association with furs: in his movie Lifeboat, we first see her in an isolated lifeboat (with several other survivors in it) somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, wearing a fur coat.
Walt Disney hated the animation on this movie but during his last day at the studio he forgave Ken Andersson the art director of 101 dalmatians
Ps this is number 3 on my top 10 Disney movie
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There is an animated sequel to this movie too.
As amusing as the new Cruella film is, I really can't see that Cruella as this original one. The characters are simply too different. It's part of a long series of films that try to rehabilitate villains.
Animated movies about dogs? Balto and All dogs go to heaven. And Pets.
Yay I've been waiting for this one ❤
Excellent
Another one you should check out is The Fox and the Hound
One of Walt’s classics during the Bronze Age!
I stand with the animals in this movie. Who would want to harm those innocent little Dalmatian puppies?!?!?!?!?! I hate Cruella. She deserves to be locked up for eternity
Check out the sequel to this one Patch's London's adventure. And yes check out Live action Cruella 🙃
Ah yes, my favorite Disney movie
I LOVE this movie, the new Cruella movie with Emma Stone is also really good, you should definitely watch that, it’s kind of like the Maleficent movies you know tackling their origin and stuff.