Mulan is my favorite movie ever. The simple story but highly developed and unique characters, the amazing music and the symbolism in it is perfection. I loved it when I first saw it in 1998 when I was 3, I love it today, and I'll love it always.
I remember watching Tarzan when it came out in theaters- the earliest memory I have of going to the movies. To this day, Tarzan is one of my favorites (though my mom says that I was crying when the drums played really loudly in the theater)
And now with "Walking With Dinosaurs" out, we might as well kiss the idea of a non-talking dino film goodbye. I guess film executives really think kids are so stupid that they can't sit through a film where a character doesn't spell everything out for them. And no, I don't think that the lack of silence is because it doesn't work in a feature film. "The Artist" won Best Picture and there was no talking in THAT. Oh, but wait, animation is for KIDS isn't it? Well, I guess we should just halt all creative efforts for kids movies, since they CLEARLY have no intelligence or appreciation of beauty anyway. Disgusting, isn't it?
And at that comment, it's safe to say that Animat was right when he said that people don't take animation seriously and consider it more of a genre than a film medium. :(
ThecompanyofSunshine I hope you realize I was being sarcastic when I said "animation is for kids," thus the caps. Anytime someone says that, I tell them to watch "Princess Mononoké." They probably won't, but I'd love to see their answer to that.
So, how would you react to someone who is an adult, yet only likes children's projects? Someone who just doesn't like adult projects, thinking their only interest is money and fame? Someone who only likes kids' projects because they have all the heart and effort, and because they can help children learn how life works?
Ghostietoastie they should pay attention to Spirit: Stallion of the Cinnamon. That was a great film and apart from the narration, did the horses talk in that?
I love Dinosaur 2000, This Movie is one of my favorite dinosaur movie of all time. In the future, I’m going to be a dinosaur film director that would be making a lot of dinosaur movies to make fans feel that they are living with dinosaurs.
I LOVE Tarzan! It was the very first movie Disney movie (if not the very first movie) I saw in theaters. The music in that movie was so good that I went ten years without watching it and it stuck with me (and I saw Tarzan when I was 3!) Also I LOVE Fantasia 2000. We saw it in music class one day in elementary school but didn't get to finish it so I had to rent it at Blockbuster. But I saw it and LOVED it.
Here's little update Mushu had a song called keep em guessing, and also when they made the story of Mulan they ignored the fact that Mulan joined the army to save her farther. They made it about a girl who was onhappy and only joined to get away from an arranged marriage.
I think I can see the segment comparisons between Fantasia and Fantasia 2000: Toccata & Fugue in D Minor - Beethoven Symphony No.5 (Both are the first segment of their films and are supposedly abstract in design) Nutcracker Suite - Pines of Rome (Both are the second segment of their film, do not necessarily tell a story, and depict something natural in a fantasy environment) Rite of Spring - Rhapsody in Blue (Both are the longest segments of their films and take place within a certain well-known period in history, be it natural or human) The Pastoral Symphony - The Steadfast Tin Soldier (Both involve some kind of folklore or tale) Dance of the Hours - Carnival of the Animals (Both are whimsical and humorous, and involve funny animals) The Sorcerer's Apprentice - Pomp and Circumstance (Both involve classic Disney characters set within an age-old story) Night on Bald Mountain/Ave Maria - The Firebird Suite (Both are the last segments of their films, involve a contrast such as profanity and sacredness or death and rebirth, are very elegant in design, and, not to mention, are likely the most talked about segments from their films)
Hmm...mute Aladar? That actually sounds like a pretty good idea. I mean, they muted Spirit and the animals in Pocahontas. But if they were muted, it'd feel more like a David Attenborough documentary than an animated movie. Hmm....I dunno. It seems like a 50/50 chance that if they spoke it would either be a huge success or a total bomb...I kinda like how they talk, but it makes the dinos seem so human. MAANN, this is haaard!
I heard Donny Osmond's children thought he became successful in showbiz when he was involved in a Disney film and Lea Salonga was almost cast as both Mulan's speaking and singing voices but was demoted since her voice was too high to make it convincing when Mulan was pretending to be a man.
I LOVED dinosaur cause it combines my two favorite things (Dinosaurs and Disney Movies) And tbh even now I don't mind them talking But "Walking With Dinosaurs" on the other hand,oh dear god why
Mulan was a wonderful heroine because she cared very deeply about her father - so much that this Chinese Joan of Arc dresses up as a man to save him, her family, and her entire country. I think people should be looking up more to these amazing leading ladies because they have regards for anyone's feelings and lives. Mulan is a feisty heroine who breaks stereotypes, like Belle and Merida does, and saves the lives of many.
Let's make a drinking game about how many times Matt would pronounce a name wrong, but by the time you would have reached this video in the playlist, you would've died of alcohol poisoning
Mulan. I have to admit that make a man song is pretty awesome. Tarzan. I loved the music from that movie. Fantasia 2000. My favorite segment was the nature sprite one. Dinosaur. I like that movie but I would have like to seen it as a documentary.
Mulan was the final movie of the Disney Renaissance that I saw in theaters. The reason I didn't watch Tarzan in theater was because I was more interested in watching the Inspector Gadget movie that was going on at the same time. But I did watch movie surfers on Disney Channel. 1998 was when the first full year of Disney Channel not being premium.
Full Voice Cast: Mulan Ming-Na Wen: Mulan - Eddie Murphy: Mushu - Frank Welker: Cri-Kee the Cricket, Khan the Horse, Multiple Males - Bradley Darryl Wong: Captain Shang - Jerry Tondo: Chien Po - Harvey Fierstein: Yao - Gedde Watanabe: Ling - Miguel Ferrer: Shan Yu - Soon Tek Oh: Fa Zhou (Mulan's Father) - James Hong: Chi-Fu - George Takei: The Main Ancestor's Ghost - Pat Morita: The Emperor - Freda Foh Shen: Fa Li (Mulan's Mother) - June Foray: Grandmother Fa - James Shigeta: General Li - Miriam Margolyes: The Matchmaker - Peter Renaday: Multiple Males - Peter Cullen: Multiple Males - Mary Kay Berman: Multiple Females - Tom Kenny: Multiple Males - Richard Steve Horvitz: Multiple Males - Kath Soucie: Multiple Females Full Voice Cast: Tarzan Alex D Linz: Tarzan (Child) - Tony Goldwyn: Tarzan (Adult) - Minnie Driver: Jane Porter - Rosie O'Donnel: Terk (Child and Adult) - Taylor Dempsey: Tantor (Child) - Wayne Knight: Tantor (Adult) - Nigel Hawthorne: Professor Porter - Lance Henriksen: Kerchak (The Mean Leader of the Gorillas) - Glenn Close: Kala (Tarzan's Gorilla Mother) - Brian Blessed: Clayton the Hunter - Frank Welker: Multiple Animals - Rodger Bumpass: Multiple Males - Jack Angel: Multiple Males - Fred Tatasciore: Multiple Males - Bob Bergen: Multiple Males - Tress MacNeille: Multiple Females - Debi Derryberry: Multiple Females Full Voice Cast: Fantasia 2000 None! There is no talking in this movie at all! Full Voice Cast: Dinosaur D B Sweeny: Aladar - Hayden Panettiere: Suri (The Lemur Child) - Alfre Woodard: Plio (The Adult Female Lemur) - Max Casella: Zini (The Crazy Male Lemur) - Ossie Davis: Yar (The Old Coot Lemur) - Julianna Margulies: Neera - Un Uncredited Baby Boy: Url the Baby Ankylosaurus - Della Reese: Eema the Styracosaurus - Joan Plowright: Baylene the Brachiosaurus - Samuel E Wright: Kron (The Leader of the Herd) - Peter Siragusa: Bruton (Kron's Henchman) - Multiple Roars: Multiple Background Dinosaurs
Making the animals talk in Disney movie has somehow become a standard. even in the old versions of Bambi, there were almost no dialogues, but they kept changing it like 3 times until they "finally" stuck to the version, we all know today. I love Disney, but I really agree that sometimes it's just better to keep the characters quiet ;/
3:27 I remember the Disney Channel had commercials that focused on how their movies were made. When they interviewed the director, he said that they were inspired by snowboarding.
God I love Mulan and Tarzan! Mulan was so epic and gorgeously animated and Tarzan was sweeping and beautiful. Both films had such lush animation. Glen Keane is my biggest hero , and I love how he was inspired by his son to animate Tarzan's tree moves. The music in Tarzan was great , and had wonderful moments that really get you emotional. It really paved the way as to what could be done for 2D animated films later on.
I think Fantasia 2000 is Disney's first computer animated film because it has a computer animated segments. The backgrounds and characters are computer animated.
Spyder Soup Walking with dinosaurs sucked agree again ruined by crap dialogue and were Dinosaurs at least had somewhat decent voices and dialogue this had none i quickly put it on mute
Mulan was my favourite movie as a kid, I think I watched it everyday on a copy I'd recorded straight from TV, and now I finnally have a DVD of it *tears of joy*
Tony Hawk? Nah mate, I was watching the DVD commentary and they said there was an animator working on the movie whose son like to skateboard and that's where the idea came from. He was really adamant to do it but the producers etc were skeptical until he showed them a test animation of it.
I loved Fantasia 2000, but it REALLY could have done without the celebrity cameos. They made the movie seem INCREDIBLY dated and cheesy. I mean Itzhak Perlman, Quincy Jones and Angela Lansbury were pretty well chosen, but Steve Martin, Bette Midler, James Earle Jones and Penn and Teller? If they wanted to have more than one announcer, that's fine but they really should have hired experts of each Musical piece.
One thing I will say about Fantasia 2000, I didn’t know who Itszak Perlman was when it came out (probably cuz I was a kid). Having seen Schindler’s List now and putting the pieces together, I’m in awe on how they got him to be a guest speaker. He may not be that big, but anyone who had anything to do with Schindler’s List I’m not worthy to kiss their feet.
I will comment on these movies in order from what I like most to what I like least. Tarzan: When Tarzan is still a child, I find him to be very cute and likable. I will also admit the jungle is beautiful to look at. Mulan: I like how Mulan is capable of independence, and when it comes to Eddie Murphy, I actually prefer Mushu over Donkey. But my favorite character in that movie is actually the cute little bug Crickie. Dinosaur: I actually like the decision to have talking dinosaurs, but I think the problem everyone else has is the lip-syncing. Maybe if there was no lip-syncing, people would see the dialogue as what the dinosaurs were "thinking", not what they were "saying". I could be wrong, but I can't help thinking that without lip-sync, the dialogue in Dinosaur would be better appreciated. Fantasia 2000: My problem with this project is exactly the same as the first Fantasia: no dialogue. Like the first Fantasia, there are no voice actors at all in Fantasia 2000. Once again, I find myself wishing that the characters would speak up. However, while the first Fantasia thankfully stayed all hand-drawn animated, Fantasia 2000 dealt with more computer animation than I like to see. I know Fantasia is about making animation look like art, and that was the reason for why Disney included computer animation for 2000, but the truth is, I like drawing animation much more than computer animation. Needless to say, while I am troubled by the first Fantasia, I do admit it is better than Fantasia 2000.
Not for long, FANTASIA will continue. HENRY ZHININ PICTURES AND WALT DISNEY PICTURES In Associate with UNIVERSAL PICTURES PRESENTS FANTASIA 2050 990 Years later, FANTASIA 3000 the last animated feature film.
@ConcreteSurfer420 Haha I caught that mispronunciation too and laughed; seriously though ElectricDragon-dude, great series of videos, overall. I'm diggin' 'em. But how do the other major Disney animation fields fit into this? Notably Pixar, the animated series of the 80s and onward, and so forth?
And by the way, Fantasia 2000 was released in December 1999, im not kidding its just like when a sports game from Electronic Arts is named after a year, then they're always made a year behind.
Mulan is also nice film to look at with all the ancient Chinese scenery. The character voices are good too. Eddie Murphy does a good job as Mushu. Too bad he didn't voice him in the sequel. And yet the sequel is both inconsistent and absent-minded. Aside from that though, the first theatrical film really captures the true beauty of Asia.
At least the voices in Dinosaur are actually a good change to it. Not great. Just good. And it happened early on. Unlike walking with Dinosaurs which was last minute.
@Hewylewis Mhm. Naw.I haven't seen Land Before Time in a LONG time but I remember that it was more geared toward children; find your inner bravery, friendship, the cycle of life and death. Dinosaurs was a visual feast I felt like I was watching an Attenborough dino doc. The movie DID had life/death but wasn't as emotional/ moral as LBT ...but they weren't exactly alike. But I can defintely see why you find them similar. Dinosaurs was defintely aimed at a higher age group. Both dark movies though
**Notice Mulan's jaw structure when she's a "woman". Check out her jaw when she's a "man" and you can defintely tell they changed it; they sharpened and defined the bone. I actually never noticed that until....like a week ago? And I'm seventeen and grew up with Disney movies.
:3 disney's Dinosaur MUST be a KH world one day they're already catching up to modern disney movies since they've done lilo and stitch. i remember being a little kid in the theatre with my mind blown as i would watch the terridactle fly with Aladar's Egg
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Mulan is my favorite movie ever. The simple story but highly developed and unique characters, the amazing music and the symbolism in it is perfection. I loved it when I first saw it in 1998 when I was 3, I love it today, and I'll love it always.
Yeah, well, the Direct to Video sequel is (What's the word I'm looking for?) absent-minded. It dumps on its predissessor in a few ways.
2:50 to 3:00
No wonder it was so well done.
Thank you again Little Sister!
Timon as a stuffed decoration at 2:14 like he said in part 9
I remember watching Tarzan when it came out in theaters- the earliest memory I have of going to the movies. To this day, Tarzan is one of my favorites (though my mom says that I was crying when the drums played really loudly in the theater)
Rae Avon I remember too
Especially the McDonald's Toys
So Georgette, Mufasa, and Mrs. Potts narrated segments of Fantasia 2000...
Or Winifred Sanderson, Darth Vader and Eglantine Price.
9:16 same thing happened with Walking with Dinosaurs
I actually think that the scenes in Tangled with Rapunzel's parents conveyed a much more heartfelt story without dialogue.
What are you talking about?
And now with "Walking With Dinosaurs" out, we might as well kiss the idea of a non-talking dino film goodbye. I guess film executives really think kids are so stupid that they can't sit through a film where a character doesn't spell everything out for them. And no, I don't think that the lack of silence is because it doesn't work in a feature film. "The Artist" won Best Picture and there was no talking in THAT. Oh, but wait, animation is for KIDS isn't it? Well, I guess we should just halt all creative efforts for kids movies, since they CLEARLY have no intelligence or appreciation of beauty anyway.
Disgusting, isn't it?
And at that comment, it's safe to say that Animat was right when he said that people don't take animation seriously and consider it more of a genre than a film medium. :(
ThecompanyofSunshine I hope you realize I was being sarcastic when I said "animation is for kids," thus the caps. Anytime someone says that, I tell them to watch "Princess Mononoké." They probably won't, but I'd love to see their answer to that.
So, how would you react to someone who is an adult, yet only likes children's projects? Someone who just doesn't like adult projects, thinking their only interest is money and fame? Someone who only likes kids' projects because they have all the heart and effort, and because they can help children learn how life works?
Ghostietoastie they should pay attention to Spirit: Stallion of the Cinnamon. That was a great film and apart from the narration, did the horses talk in that?
U can say that again tomorrow when he talks about it again in the updated lookback
I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVED Dinosaur when I was a kid. it blew my mind when I was little.
Mine as well
Dinosaur is very cool. The film had live action backgrounds.
I love Dinosaur 2000, This Movie is one of my favorite dinosaur movie of all time.
In the future, I’m going to be a dinosaur film director that would be making a lot of dinosaur movies to make fans feel that they are living with dinosaurs.
Land Before Time 75 sounds gay
I remember an advertisement for Fantasia 2000 in the Mulan VHS I had. I really loved that film, especially The Firebird suite and Rapsody in Blue.
Well, at least it's WAY better than Walking with Dinosaurs!
Tarzan was my fave, i loved how he ran in the trees and stuff!
I LOVE Tarzan! It was the very first movie Disney movie (if not the very first movie) I saw in theaters. The music in that movie was so good that I went ten years without watching it and it stuck with me (and I saw Tarzan when I was 3!) Also I LOVE Fantasia 2000. We saw it in music class one day in elementary school but didn't get to finish it so I had to rent it at Blockbuster. But I saw it and LOVED it.
yotsubafanfan me too
My only memory of Fantasia 2000 was in music class but i didn't really see it and never have but that memory is there
What is with pretty much all animated dinosaur movies originally intending to be without dialogue and instead having dialogue put into them?
+Miles Bockelman For the kiddies.
Mulan was one of the first movies I remember seeing in the movie theaters! It holds such a special place in my heart
Here's little update Mushu had a song called keep em guessing, and also when they made the story of Mulan they ignored the fact that Mulan joined the army to save her farther.
They made it about a girl who was onhappy and only joined to get away from an arranged marriage.
I think I can see the segment comparisons between Fantasia and Fantasia 2000:
Toccata & Fugue in D Minor - Beethoven Symphony No.5 (Both are the first segment of their films and are supposedly abstract in design)
Nutcracker Suite - Pines of Rome (Both are the second segment of their film, do not necessarily tell a story, and depict something natural in a fantasy environment)
Rite of Spring - Rhapsody in Blue (Both are the longest segments of their films and take place within a certain well-known period in history, be it natural or human)
The Pastoral Symphony - The Steadfast Tin Soldier (Both involve some kind of folklore or tale)
Dance of the Hours - Carnival of the Animals (Both are whimsical and humorous, and involve funny animals)
The Sorcerer's Apprentice - Pomp and Circumstance (Both involve classic Disney characters set within an age-old story)
Night on Bald Mountain/Ave Maria - The Firebird Suite (Both are the last segments of their films, involve a contrast such as profanity and sacredness or death and rebirth, are very elegant in design, and, not to mention, are likely the most talked about segments from their films)
What I love about dinosaur is the fact that they didn't base the movie on the most popular dinosaurs,like trex and triceratops.
lol, watching Mulan always make this joke pops up my head
Attilla the Hun says "HUN! I'm HOME!"
Dinosaur is one of my favourite Disney movies
8:58-9:21 True Story
The very first AniMat video I have ever seen. Saw the rest of his work, and the rest is history.
Hmm...mute Aladar? That actually sounds like a pretty good idea. I mean, they muted Spirit and the animals in Pocahontas. But if they were muted, it'd feel more like a David Attenborough documentary than an animated movie. Hmm....I dunno. It seems like a 50/50 chance that if they spoke it would either be a huge success or a total bomb...I kinda like how they talk, but it makes the dinos seem so human. MAANN, this is haaard!
Dinosaur is one of my favorite Disney films of all time
Ya I know. I make these mistakes all the time in this. Ur not the only one who noticed.
I heard Donny Osmond's children thought he became successful in showbiz when he was involved in a Disney film and Lea Salonga was almost cast as both Mulan's speaking and singing voices but was demoted since her voice was too high to make it convincing when Mulan was pretending to be a man.
I LOVED dinosaur cause it combines my two favorite things (Dinosaurs and Disney Movies)
And tbh even now I don't mind them talking
But "Walking With Dinosaurs" on the other hand,oh dear god why
4:27 Until Tangled Came Along
2:10 Ha! Nice!
"Just sit down and watch the pretty whales." I laughed harder than I should have
Mulan was a wonderful heroine because she cared very deeply about her father - so much that this Chinese Joan of Arc dresses up as a man to save him, her family, and her entire country. I think people should be looking up more to these amazing leading ladies because they have regards for anyone's feelings and lives. Mulan is a feisty heroine who breaks stereotypes, like Belle and Merida does, and saves the lives of many.
Mulan is favorite disney renaissance movie.
Let's make a drinking game about how many times Matt would pronounce a name wrong, but by the time you would have reached this video in the playlist, you would've died of alcohol poisoning
Tarzan was the first film I saw in the cinema, I was only 3
Mulan. I have to admit that make a man song is pretty awesome.
Tarzan. I loved the music from that movie.
Fantasia 2000. My favorite segment was the nature sprite one.
Dinosaur. I like that movie but I would have like to seen it as a documentary.
Mulan was the final movie of the Disney Renaissance that I saw in theaters. The reason I didn't watch Tarzan in theater was because I was more interested in watching the Inspector Gadget movie that was going on at the same time. But I did watch movie surfers on Disney Channel. 1998 was when the first full year of Disney Channel not being premium.
Full Voice Cast: Mulan
Ming-Na Wen: Mulan - Eddie Murphy: Mushu - Frank Welker: Cri-Kee the Cricket, Khan the Horse, Multiple Males - Bradley Darryl Wong: Captain Shang - Jerry Tondo: Chien Po - Harvey Fierstein: Yao - Gedde Watanabe: Ling - Miguel Ferrer: Shan Yu - Soon Tek Oh: Fa Zhou (Mulan's Father) - James Hong: Chi-Fu - George Takei: The Main Ancestor's Ghost - Pat Morita: The Emperor - Freda Foh Shen: Fa Li (Mulan's Mother) - June Foray: Grandmother Fa - James Shigeta: General Li - Miriam Margolyes: The Matchmaker - Peter Renaday: Multiple Males - Peter Cullen: Multiple Males - Mary Kay Berman: Multiple Females - Tom Kenny: Multiple Males - Richard Steve Horvitz: Multiple Males - Kath Soucie: Multiple Females
Full Voice Cast: Tarzan
Alex D Linz: Tarzan (Child) - Tony Goldwyn: Tarzan (Adult) - Minnie Driver: Jane Porter - Rosie O'Donnel: Terk (Child and Adult) - Taylor Dempsey: Tantor (Child) - Wayne Knight: Tantor (Adult) - Nigel Hawthorne: Professor Porter - Lance Henriksen: Kerchak (The Mean Leader of the Gorillas) - Glenn Close: Kala (Tarzan's Gorilla Mother) - Brian Blessed: Clayton the Hunter - Frank Welker: Multiple Animals - Rodger Bumpass: Multiple Males - Jack Angel: Multiple Males - Fred Tatasciore: Multiple Males - Bob Bergen: Multiple Males - Tress MacNeille: Multiple Females - Debi Derryberry: Multiple Females
Full Voice Cast: Fantasia 2000
None! There is no talking in this movie at all!
Full Voice Cast: Dinosaur
D B Sweeny: Aladar - Hayden Panettiere: Suri (The Lemur Child) - Alfre Woodard: Plio (The Adult Female Lemur) - Max Casella: Zini (The Crazy Male Lemur) - Ossie Davis: Yar (The Old Coot Lemur) - Julianna Margulies: Neera - Un Uncredited Baby Boy: Url the Baby Ankylosaurus - Della Reese: Eema the Styracosaurus - Joan Plowright: Baylene the Brachiosaurus - Samuel E Wright: Kron (The Leader of the Herd) - Peter Siragusa: Bruton (Kron's Henchman) - Multiple Roars: Multiple Background Dinosaurs
7:00 agree it's my favourite too carnival of the animals finale along with pomp and circumstance
These are really great man thank you
Making the animals talk in Disney movie has somehow become a standard. even in the old versions of Bambi, there were almost no dialogues, but they kept changing it like 3 times until they "finally" stuck to the version, we all know today.
I love Disney, but I really agree that sometimes it's just better to keep the characters quiet ;/
Mulan is one of my favorites I went with my older sister and younger sister when I was ten memories are flooding back excuse me (cries softly)
3:27 I remember the Disney Channel had commercials that focused on how their movies were made. When they interviewed the director, he said that they were inspired by snowboarding.
God I hated Dinosaur as a kid. I fell asleep every time.
God I love Mulan and Tarzan! Mulan was so epic and gorgeously animated and Tarzan was sweeping and beautiful. Both films had such lush animation. Glen Keane is my biggest hero , and I love how he was inspired by his son to animate Tarzan's tree moves. The music in Tarzan was great , and had wonderful moments that really get you emotional. It really paved the way as to what could be done for 2D animated films later on.
The Lion King is my Favorite Disney movie of all time.
Fantasia 2000 and Tarzan are one of my favorite films of all time
metropolis? watch out for slicers!
I think Fantasia 2000 is Disney's first computer animated film because it has a computer animated segments. The backgrounds and characters are computer animated.
dinosaur was my first movie in the theatre ever!
omg it depressed me so much that dinosaur was supposed to be silent and thay fucked it up why why omg it could have been amazing
Spyder Soup
Walking with dinosaurs sucked agree again ruined by crap dialogue and were Dinosaurs at least had somewhat decent voices and dialogue this had none i quickly put it on mute
Spyder Soup
omg really its redeemed
HieiTheFox I don't know ask Michel Eisner. He's the idiot who decided for the animals to talk.
Mulan was my favourite movie as a kid, I think I watched it everyday on a copy I'd recorded straight from TV, and now I finnally have a DVD of it *tears of joy*
7:51 Then the entire thing was reborn by a Sprite-THE CREATURE!
give me walking with monster/dinosaur/beast any day
The film,Mulan had a lilo doll
Tony Hawk? Nah mate, I was watching the DVD commentary and they said there was an animator working on the movie whose son like to skateboard and that's where the idea came from. He was really adamant to do it but the producers etc were skeptical until he showed them a test animation of it.
Want a more accurate Mulan review? Check out the version by The Nostalgia Chick!
I don't care that I'm 16 years old and saying this: The Dinosaur ride at Animal Kingdom is scary as fuck. O.o
When I saw The Tigger Movie, I saw the Movie Poster of Dinosaur, then I saw the Trailer of the movie, when I had Tarzan in VHS
I loved Fantasia 2000, but it REALLY could have done without the celebrity cameos. They made the movie seem INCREDIBLY dated and cheesy. I mean Itzhak Perlman, Quincy Jones and Angela Lansbury were pretty well chosen, but Steve Martin, Bette Midler, James Earle Jones and Penn and Teller? If they wanted to have more than one announcer, that's fine but they really should have hired experts of each Musical piece.
lololol Eisner you silly goose
Mulan is the best!
XD that timone reference...
Say, I think that Dinosaur was the first computer film made by Disney Animation studios.
Its easy to think that. However, the backgrounds in Dinosaur were filmed with a camera and the characters were computer animated
I ROFL'd when I saw the timon plush! XD
I'm so glad you mentioned Kate Bush's never used track. Its not often I hear anyone else aknowldge this :P
One thing I will say about Fantasia 2000, I didn’t know who Itszak Perlman was when it came out (probably cuz I was a kid). Having seen Schindler’s List now and putting the pieces together, I’m in awe on how they got him to be a guest speaker. He may not be that big, but anyone who had anything to do with Schindler’s List I’m not worthy to kiss their feet.
Dinosaurs is my second favort Disney movie.
I will comment on these movies in order from what I like most to what I like least. Tarzan: When Tarzan is still a child, I find him to be very cute and likable. I will also admit the jungle is beautiful to look at. Mulan: I like how Mulan is capable of independence, and when it comes to Eddie Murphy, I actually prefer Mushu over Donkey. But my favorite character in that movie is actually the cute little bug Crickie. Dinosaur: I actually like the decision to have talking dinosaurs, but I think the problem everyone else has is the lip-syncing. Maybe if there was no lip-syncing, people would see the dialogue as what the dinosaurs were "thinking", not what they were "saying". I could be wrong, but I can't help thinking that without lip-sync, the dialogue in Dinosaur would be better appreciated. Fantasia 2000: My problem with this project is exactly the same as the first Fantasia: no dialogue. Like the first Fantasia, there are no voice actors at all in Fantasia 2000. Once again, I find myself wishing that the characters would speak up. However, while the first Fantasia thankfully stayed all hand-drawn animated, Fantasia 2000 dealt with more computer animation than I like to see. I know Fantasia is about making animation look like art, and that was the reason for why Disney included computer animation for 2000, but the truth is, I like drawing animation much more than computer animation. Needless to say, while I am troubled by the first Fantasia, I do admit it is better than Fantasia 2000.
Lol at 2:10
I love mulan so much!
I have a faint memory of going to see Fantasia 2000 in a fancy Imax theater at midnight... I was very young though and I fell asleep :(
Not for long, FANTASIA will continue.
HENRY ZHININ PICTURES
AND WALT DISNEY PICTURES
In Associate with UNIVERSAL PICTURES
PRESENTS
FANTASIA 2050
990 Years later, FANTASIA 3000 the last animated feature film.
Tarzan and Mulan awww i love those movies and the songs are EPIC I can say lets get down ot business to anyone my age and they recite the rest!!!
This is probably why
ha it's hilarious
Animat: But don't leave now
then, ads appear after that
Me: sorry the ads interrupted me and I left the video lol.
@ConcreteSurfer420 Haha I caught that mispronunciation too and laughed; seriously though ElectricDragon-dude, great series of videos, overall. I'm diggin' 'em.
But how do the other major Disney animation fields fit into this? Notably Pixar, the animated series of the 80s and onward, and so forth?
And by the way, Fantasia 2000 was released in December 1999, im not kidding its just like when a sports game from Electronic Arts is named after a year, then they're always made a year behind.
In the last episode you said there would be another Lion King character in Mulan at 2:10
In the last episode you said that and at 2:12 you put it in
mulan rocks!!!! female heroes forever!!!
10:03 That's nothing you should watch my POV (and brief history) video on The Twilight Zone Tower Of Terror (I ride the DCA version).
2:25 The Tarzan creator was Edgar Rice Burroughs, not Bergen. Edgar Bergen was a ventriloquist & the father of actress Candice Bergen.
Mulan is also nice film to look at with all the ancient Chinese scenery. The character voices are good too. Eddie Murphy does a good job as Mushu. Too bad he didn't voice him in the sequel. And yet the sequel is both inconsistent and absent-minded. Aside from that though, the first theatrical film really captures the true beauty of Asia.
THE FLYING WHALES OF MY CHILDHOOD
The Disney Renaissance ended but began the era of Brenda Song ( peace be upon Her)
Next, Pumbaa will be cooked and eaten during the dinner in Brave.
At least the voices in Dinosaur are actually a good change to it. Not great. Just good. And it happened early on. Unlike walking with Dinosaurs which was last minute.
@Hewylewis Mhm. Naw.I haven't seen Land Before Time in a LONG time but I remember that it was more geared toward children; find your inner bravery, friendship, the cycle of life and death. Dinosaurs was a visual feast I felt like I was watching an Attenborough dino doc. The movie DID had life/death but wasn't as emotional/ moral as LBT ...but they weren't exactly alike. But I can defintely see why you find them similar. Dinosaurs was defintely aimed at a higher age group. Both dark movies though
My dad never was into Tarzan and didn't want to watch it when it was on TV once for the sole reason that he hates Phil Collins.
Huh.
They hired a professor of annatimmy?
Is christina aguillera the one who sung reflection? I thought its lea salonga
**Notice Mulan's jaw structure when she's a "woman". Check out her jaw when she's a "man" and you can defintely tell they changed it; they sharpened and defined the bone. I actually never noticed that until....like a week ago? And I'm seventeen and grew up with Disney movies.
I see what u did in mulan. LOL ROTFL
which tarzan movie with the guy saying NOT 4 ME!!! btw tarzan might be my second favorite disney movie the first being the hunchback of notre dame
02:10 really Animat you put a timon plushy in mulan
I remember when I first saw the trailer for Tarzan and I sade.
I have see this.
:3 disney's Dinosaur MUST be a KH world one day they're already catching up to modern disney movies since they've done lilo and stitch. i remember being a little kid in the theatre with my mind blown as i would watch the terridactle fly with Aladar's Egg
When I was 7 when I went on the dinosaur ride it scared the crap out of me. I don't know why.
No ones gonna talk about how he said anatomy?
THANKS MIKE WAY TO THINK WITH YOUR WALLET XD