One of the comics I remember reading in our local newspaper as a child was Scamp, about a little puppy. When at age 8 I saw Lady and the Tramp I thought,"So that's how Scamp's parents met!"
It's one of my favorite Disney animated films because of how it portrays real life. There's no magic that the fairy tale movies usually have (though having talking animals is pretty unrealistic). It's just life in general. Especially in the beginning of the movie when Lady as a puppy spends her first night with the Darling family (not the family from Peter Pan). The moment when she doesn't want to sleep in her dog bed and howls to get their attention because she wants to sleep with them on their bed.
My Top Ten Favorite Disney Movie list has Lady and the Tramp at #6. I first saw this movie in one early morning right before school, but I only got to see the first half. Then, as a way of learning how to be social, I was taken to a swap meet where a DVD of Lady and the Tramp was on sale. I got that DVD, and the next thing I was watching it over and over again. Therefore, I have much fondness and a deep respect for Lady and the Tramp. Also, although I am troubled by the fact that there are no child voices, I will say I actually like the fact that Tramp's voice Larry Roberts was much younger than Lady's voice Barbara Luddy. I won't say the reasons though, but here is something else I like. The romance between Lady and the Tramp was handled perfectly. The two star dogs did not fall in love at first sight, they had to build on their love and get to know each other better. The love story was not rushed, and it feels more real. Lastly, I actually like the modern feeling of the movie.
2:17 In the documentary "Walt: The Man Behind the Myth," his daughter Diane Disney Miller said that her dad gave her mom the Chow puppy in the hat box. I have seen a few pics of Walt &/or Lillian with the Chow dog, named Sunnee, but no photo has ever surfaced of the moment when Lillian was supposed to have opened the hat box to find the puppy inside. True or not, the legend did inspire L&T's opening scene, & Diane believed it her whole life. As for "Bella Notte," I grew up hearing on records a different version ("So take the love of your loved one") from the one in the film ("Side by side with your loved one").
I only watched this movie once in my childhood. Though I do remember a few things about this movie. Yes, the spaghetti scene is one of the most iconic romance scenes. I like the songs in the movie as well; I like 'He's a Tramp,' 'Belle Notte,' and 'The Siamese Song.' (even if people do think it's rascist) And I do remember most of the characters. Overall, for me, Lady and the Tramp is ok enough, but it isn't really one of my favorites from the Disney library.
Great review...this is not only my favorite Disney movie but my favorite movie in general cause of the story (love story especially) and the characters..particularly Trusty and Tramp who I adore ..same for Peg. This movie just is a beautiful blend of old (the setting) and new (music) and all still exuding that timeless and classic Disney magic we all love on any "Bella Notte"9fave Disney song btw lol) .
This is one of those films I didn't watch much as a kid, but grew to appreciate more and more as I got older. This just goes to show how Disney can even make a great love story amongst the animal kingdom. Just wish I hadn't missed the chance to get this on Blu-Ray. I guess that's what Ebay's for though.
Confession: Lady and the Tramp is a hard one for me to watch...because it gets me crying every damn time. The pound scene, Trusty...I'm with you and Peggy Lee, I'm glad they didn't kill him because the fact that they made it seem like they did was more than enough to set off the waterworks!
I loved this one, I'm more of a fan of the older Disney movies, and I loved everything about this movie. It has a great love story and the animation in it is stunning, I loved looking at the beautiful details in the town. One of my favorite animated classics and a favorite in general. Great review!
They actually did do a parody of the spaghetti scene in Rugrats in Paris with Spike and Fifi, but with pizza instead of speghetti. However, after the scene, they end up getting stuck together with the sticky cheese of the pizza that they forgot about.
Full Voice Actor List Barbara Luddy: Lady - Larry Roberts: Tramp - Bill Thompson: Jock, Multiple Dogs, Multiple Humans - Bill Baucom: Trusty - Lee Miller Jr.: Jim Dear, A Dogcatcher - Peggy Lee: Darling, Peg, Si and Am - Verna Felton: Aunt Sarah - George Givot: Tony - Alan Reed: Boris - Dallas McKennon: A Hyena, A Dignified Human, Multiple Dogs - Stan Freberg: A Beaver - Thurl Ravenscroft: An Alligator
This was great. I love Lady and the Tramp. My adorable Siamese cat makes me think of the movie. She's a sweetheart though. Thank you for sharing. From one Disney fanatic to another, have a magical day sprinkled with pixie dust! :-)
I'd never seen this movie all the way through, but I finally got a Blu-ray and watched it. I thought it was quite good and really holds up. Great video, too! I love that the background and development of the movie are discussed in addition to the review.
If you love dogs, and really how do you not love man's best friend? Then you love this movie. It's got romance, action, comedy and drama. With dogs! If someone can't find something to like in this one, they need help. LOL
To answer you question about the fact that the movie was awarded here in Italy...nope, I don't think it's strange; first , as an Italian, I never thought that those stereotypical characters were offensive, in fact they're caricatures, and as caricatures they're meant to grab you a smile...and in every caricature there's a bottom of truth; second, as characters, they're not offensive in any way in my opinion ( they look like honest restaurant owners, not mafia type of people..) ; third, 1955 was a time where nobody was worried about political correctness, in neither sides of the Atlantic...so..........( With that said, I don't wanna mean that political un-correctness and being offensive are beautiful things, I just think that those 2 in the movie, were kind of "gentle" caricature kind of characters and the italian people bought that for what it was/is..)...really, I saw Lady and the Trump hundreds of times and I never felt offended.
Awesome review Joe! Wow, I did not know that this film got mixed reviews from critics and he he audiences liked it much more. Sounds like the similar situation with say Atlantis or something like that (only difference being that Atlantis was only moderately successful).
That was funny when you said stupid Return To Neverland. Just curious, did you say that because that one did come out to theaters or something like that?
Matthew Cline That was a reference to my Peter Pan review. I said, incorrectly, that Return to Neverland was direct to DVD and had approximately a billion people point out my mistake, so I decided to have a little fun with myself by addressing it
I say, is the next video an Influential Person review of Mary Blair? If so, awesome! :D But, onto Lady and the Tramp. I find that this film is perhaps Disney's most realistic animation of the Golden Age, with all the backgrounds looking beautiful and the animation on the dogs, cats and other animals being darn near immaculate and pretty spot on. The love also feels very genuine, because people don't just meet and fall in love. As much as I love Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Cinderella, they aren't as down-to-earth as this film (that doesn't make them bad films by any stretch of the word, though). And speaking of which, Beauty and the Beast and The Princess and the Frog definitely took a lot of inspiration from the romance in this film, with the two starting off disliking each other, but, over time grow closer and such. Oh, and to add to the "legacy" of this film, The Princess and the Frog was heavily inspired by this film's artstyle and animation. An all around great review and a great education :D
Baby Dogson Thanks! And yeah, I agree, as much as I love those other films, and I definitely love those other films, Lady and the Tramp has a very "down to Earth" feel to it, which I appreciate
Joe The Disney Guy It also has a more timeless recreation of the (at the time) current location, unlike other films like Chicken Little, because it doesn't try to make comedy out of the location and just makes story from it, but also having it be incidental that it takes place in that location.
Joe, everytime I watch your videos I feel as though I have joined a Disney club. The Disney Guy Club sounds more necessary if you don't mind me saying, Anyway I think it's awesome all of it! The videos, this review, your channel, all of it really. This channel has recently become my favorite thing to watch on TH-cam. I hope it gets better and better everytime! I'm sure it will.
There's a smidgen of social commentary in this film. Lady is raised in a wealthy New England household and is thrown into the slums just on the other side of the tracks, it's a very nostalgic view of the time period but also shows a demonstrable wealth gap in the two neighborhoods. Most of the dogs in the pound and the human families Tramp visits for food are loosely implied to be immigrant families and aren't accepted among the purebred dogs and vice versa. It's subtle to the point that I'm not entirely sure if it's meant to be about segregation or I'm just reading too much into it, and there's also the wth? of the Siamese cats. The "you're too nice a girl to be in this place" referring to the pound always stuck with me for some reason.
raspberryseedz I think you're definitely on to something at least. Whether or not intentionally discussing segregation directly, there's certainly a theme of high class versus lower class, as demonstrated by the reaction that Lady's friends have to Tramp and the pound dogs have to Lady. And yeah, the Siamese cats always annoyed me haha
I love Lady & The Tramp. The love is perfectly in the air, even though there is this one scene where they're pulled apart and I do not like those villainous siamese cats. They love being so troublesome and Aunt Sarah doesn't wanna realize that. Really, that just pisses me off. If that's so, she should just get rid of them.
ann marie potter Yeah, that makes two of us! Apparently it was planned to be direct to DVD but got a last minute promotion to theatrical release as well, who knew!?
Anyway about the movie. I really love it. It´s funny how it´s among the most realistic and down to earth disney movies. And yeah I was suprised rewatching it how the love story plays out, I mean she meets Tramp, it goes almost a year and then she meets him again. In how many Disney movies does that happen? And then the sort of opposite from the Princess trend of wanting more and discover the world. All Lady want is to be with her family and protect the baby. And talking about iconic scene´s, when Tramp goes to stop the rat. That build up, the dark house and then the lightining during the fight. It´s just so marvelous. Sure Tramp toke care of 3 dogs but that rat....somehow toke the point. And then it is´t over. It´s refreashing how they had Jack and Trusty go and save Tramp. And great video. I did´t know the detail how the story come to be. I knew it was´t based on a finished book.
Joe The Disney Guy The New dubs have happened to most old DIsney movies 60´s and back sadly. Either they did´t have a good saving of the original recordings or they tought the language had aged which is silly. I personally love old Swedish. Dumbo have had 4 dubs. Original 40, new dub 60, 70 and the late 90´s. They keept losing that recording. Or just limit it to some cinemas. The rights are wierd when it comes to dubs in Sweden. I have been lucky with people somhow getting there hands on some parts of the original and puting them on youtube. And one funny thing Bambi when it come out on vhs they accidently used the old dub when they where suppose to use the new one XP I am sort of a dub-nerd. Love seeing the behind the scenes for some dubs.
Disney may have got around the Tramp issue by using the word as a male name. Tramp in troublesome context generally meant a woman of 'easy virtue' (a euphemism also popular in that period).
I actually just rewatched the movie. In Sweden we got 2 dubs for the movie. The Original and a new one from the 90´s, sadly the dvd only got the new but it is´t bad and got some of the actors from the old dub in it, strange I know. We got a tradition in Sweden at every christmast watch the "From all of us to all of you" we call it Donald Duck´s Christmast Eve becuse Sweden only cares for Donald or Kalle as he is called here XP And the spaghetti scene is trully apreciated anv beloved. We got it in a lot of Swedish cult movies.
Isaiah Williams I admittedly had thought about it, but they didn't actually make any really racist comments about Siamese people, there's a bevy of different, strong, ethnic accents in the film, and believe it or not, there was really no backlash or outrage over these ethnic portrayals, so there wasn't really much controversy to go into
*sigh* Lady & the Tramp is definetly one of my favorite Disney movies. I didn't watch it that many times as a kid though. We had it on a tape when we recorded it on Tv once, but my Dad just HAD to tape over it with the Tvland Awards... Anyway, even though I'm not really a dog person, I've always loved this movie. (Except for that one song from the cats... It just always makes me cringe...)
TheMormonSorceress Oh that will definitely happen one day. I've always kinda planned that to be a later video, possibly when we get up to the modern day in Disney Guy Reviews, as a wrap up of sorts, but we'll see
Lady and the Tramp is another great Disney movie. The story is really good written and the animation is great. Tramp is just not that good of a character I think. Lady is much better. I still think this is a great Disney movie. 7.5/10
I'm looking for to your review on The Emperors New Groove That was the Disney movie I grew up with since the first time saw it on December 2000 I was 5 I still love it I love the characters mostly Kuzco Llama and Pacha Check out the history on this movie It's so interesting;)
no racist alert?...okay then this movie is one of the best things i've ever seen. the characters, the story, the fact that it's basically just "dog falls for other dog and they go and do romantic stuff but then problems come but they overcome them the end" (which is a story type i like a lot). everything about this movie is just amazing. 10/10. not as good as Fantasia though
Cal I did think about it, but decided against it. For the most part, I try to reserve it to address controversies that arose from the stereotypes involved, and I personally at least haven't seen anyone complain about Lady and the Tramp, for one reason or another
that makes since. it seems most people's favorite song from the film is "We Are Siamese", and Si and Am don't have much of a role in the film, and the Italian accents, no one seems to remember. thanks for replying by the way!
"Direct-to-DVD" is a way of saying that's only available on home video.
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@@gabrieldodman2300 yeah, also a little while Ago my birthday belatedly vase celebrated and i asked for Disney DVD, I now have:dumbo,bambi,lion king,mulan and so fourth, and when the New Mulan comes out i'll say home and watch the Original!
One of the comics I remember reading in our local newspaper as a child was Scamp, about a little puppy. When at age 8 I saw Lady and the Tramp I thought,"So that's how Scamp's parents met!"
It's one of my favorite Disney animated films because of how it portrays real life. There's no magic that the fairy tale movies usually have (though having talking animals is pretty unrealistic). It's just life in general. Especially in the beginning of the movie when Lady as a puppy spends her first night with the Darling family (not the family from Peter Pan). The moment when she doesn't want to sleep in her dog bed and howls to get their attention because she wants to sleep with them on their bed.
My Top Ten Favorite Disney Movie list has Lady and the Tramp at #6. I first saw this movie in one early morning right before school, but I only got to see the first half. Then, as a way of learning how to be social, I was taken to a swap meet where a DVD of Lady and the Tramp was on sale. I got that DVD, and the next thing I was watching it over and over again. Therefore, I have much fondness and a deep respect for Lady and the Tramp. Also, although I am troubled by the fact that there are no child voices, I will say I actually like the fact that Tramp's voice Larry Roberts was much younger than Lady's voice Barbara Luddy. I won't say the reasons though, but here is something else I like. The romance between Lady and the Tramp was handled perfectly. The two star dogs did not fall in love at first sight, they had to build on their love and get to know each other better. The love story was not rushed, and it feels more real. Lastly, I actually like the modern feeling of the movie.
2:17 In the documentary "Walt: The Man Behind the Myth," his daughter Diane Disney Miller said that her dad gave her mom the Chow puppy in the hat box. I have seen a few pics of Walt &/or Lillian with the Chow dog, named Sunnee, but no photo has ever surfaced of the moment when Lillian was supposed to have opened the hat box to find the puppy inside. True or not, the legend did inspire L&T's opening scene, & Diane believed it her whole life.
As for "Bella Notte," I grew up hearing on records a different version ("So take the love of your loved one") from the one in the film ("Side by side with your loved one").
hmm
Lady and the Tramp was groundbreaking!
I only watched this movie once in my childhood. Though I do remember a few things about this movie. Yes, the spaghetti scene is one of the most iconic romance scenes. I like the songs in the movie as well; I like 'He's a Tramp,' 'Belle Notte,' and 'The Siamese Song.' (even if people do think it's rascist) And I do remember most of the characters.
Overall, for me, Lady and the Tramp is ok enough, but it isn't really one of my favorites from the Disney library.
+Joe the Disney Guy I believe my favorite character in Lady and The Tramp was the beaver. Mostly because he sounds like Gopher from Winnie the Pooh.
Great movie but it gave Siamese cats a bad name they r in reality very sweet and affectionate cats
Great review...this is not only my favorite Disney movie but my favorite movie in general cause of the story (love story especially) and the characters..particularly Trusty and Tramp who I adore ..same for Peg. This movie just is a beautiful blend of old (the setting) and new (music) and all still exuding that timeless and classic Disney magic we all love on any "Bella Notte"9fave Disney song btw lol)
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+Betsy Yup, Lady and the Tramp is a great blend of so many different styles, and who doesn't love Bella Notte!?
This is one of those films I didn't watch much as a kid, but grew to appreciate more and more as I got older. This just goes to show how Disney can even make a great love story amongst the animal kingdom. Just wish I hadn't missed the chance to get this on Blu-Ray. I guess that's what Ebay's for though.
TANMAC43 The internet can bring you many fruitful things, how do you think I find most of these DVDs? haha
Confession: Lady and the Tramp is a hard one for me to watch...because it gets me crying every damn time. The pound scene, Trusty...I'm with you and Peggy Lee, I'm glad they didn't kill him because the fact that they made it seem like they did was more than enough to set off the waterworks!
I loved this one, I'm more of a fan of the older Disney movies, and I loved everything about this movie. It has a great love story and the animation in it is stunning, I loved looking at the beautiful details in the town. One of my favorite animated classics and a favorite in general. Great review!
They actually did do a parody of the spaghetti scene in Rugrats in Paris with Spike and Fifi, but with pizza instead of speghetti. However, after the scene, they end up getting stuck together with the sticky cheese of the pizza that they forgot about.
Super Commenter Yeah That was funny as hell.
Full Voice Actor List
Barbara Luddy: Lady - Larry Roberts: Tramp - Bill Thompson: Jock, Multiple Dogs, Multiple Humans - Bill Baucom: Trusty - Lee Miller Jr.: Jim Dear, A Dogcatcher - Peggy Lee: Darling, Peg, Si and Am - Verna Felton: Aunt Sarah - George Givot: Tony - Alan Reed: Boris - Dallas McKennon: A Hyena, A Dignified Human, Multiple Dogs - Stan Freberg: A Beaver - Thurl Ravenscroft: An Alligator
This was great. I love Lady and the Tramp. My adorable Siamese cat makes me think of the movie. She's a sweetheart though. Thank you for sharing. From one Disney fanatic to another, have a magical day sprinkled with pixie dust! :-)
I'd never seen this movie all the way through, but I finally got a Blu-ray and watched it. I thought it was quite good and really holds up. Great video, too! I love that the background and development of the movie are discussed in addition to the review.
Joe grant created a novel, In 1955 the film was released
Interesting
If you love dogs, and really how do you not love man's best friend? Then you love this movie. It's got romance, action, comedy and drama. With dogs! If someone can't find something to like in this one, they need help. LOL
Damn this video is almost 10 years old still surprised you had a postive review on this movie while most people found it boring
So the question is did the puppy in the hatbox thing actually happen
To answer you question about the fact that the movie was awarded here in Italy...nope, I don't think it's strange; first , as an Italian, I never thought that those stereotypical characters were offensive, in fact they're caricatures, and as caricatures they're meant to grab you a smile...and in every caricature there's a bottom of truth; second, as characters, they're not offensive in any way in my opinion ( they look like honest restaurant owners, not mafia type of people..) ; third, 1955 was a time where nobody was worried about political correctness, in neither sides of the Atlantic...so..........( With that said, I don't wanna mean that political un-correctness and being offensive are beautiful things, I just think that those 2 in the movie, were kind of "gentle" caricature kind of characters and the italian people bought that for what it was/is..)...really, I saw Lady and the Trump hundreds of times and I never felt offended.
I love this movie. Great Review btw!
Awesome review Joe! Wow, I did not know that this film got mixed reviews from critics and he he audiences liked it much more. Sounds like the similar situation with say Atlantis or something like that (only difference being that Atlantis was only moderately successful).
That was funny when you said stupid Return To Neverland. Just curious, did you say that because that one did come out to theaters or something like that?
Matthew Cline That was a reference to my Peter Pan review. I said, incorrectly, that Return to Neverland was direct to DVD and had approximately a billion people point out my mistake, so I decided to have a little fun with myself by addressing it
I say, is the next video an Influential Person review of Mary Blair?
If so, awesome! :D
But, onto Lady and the Tramp.
I find that this film is perhaps Disney's most realistic animation of the Golden Age, with all the backgrounds looking beautiful and the animation on the dogs, cats and other animals being darn near immaculate and pretty spot on.
The love also feels very genuine, because people don't just meet and fall in love. As much as I love Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Cinderella, they aren't as down-to-earth as this film (that doesn't make them bad films by any stretch of the word, though). And speaking of which, Beauty and the Beast and The Princess and the Frog definitely took a lot of inspiration from the romance in this film, with the two starting off disliking each other, but, over time grow closer and such.
Oh, and to add to the "legacy" of this film, The Princess and the Frog was heavily inspired by this film's artstyle and animation.
An all around great review and a great education :D
Baby Dogson Thanks! And yeah, I agree, as much as I love those other films, and I definitely love those other films, Lady and the Tramp has a very "down to Earth" feel to it, which I appreciate
Joe The Disney Guy It also has a more timeless recreation of the (at the time) current location, unlike other films like Chicken Little, because it doesn't try to make comedy out of the location and just makes story from it, but also having it be incidental that it takes place in that location.
Joe The Disney Guy I tried to find a copy of The Lady and the Tramp book but I haven't be able to yet.
Geri Dupre It wasn't based off a book. Unless you mean a novelisation of the film?
Gordon Dogson The movie started out as an original idea but walt hired ward greene to write a novel of the story.
Joe, everytime I watch your videos I feel as though I have joined a Disney club. The Disney Guy Club sounds more necessary if you don't mind me saying, Anyway I think it's awesome all of it! The videos, this review, your channel, all of it really. This channel has recently become my favorite thing to watch on TH-cam. I hope it gets better and better everytime! I'm sure it will.
Thanks! Yeah, technical difficulties slowed me down a bit this month, but things are sorted and hopefully we can go bigger and better than ever!
Ha! Nice continuity there with the "direct-to-DVD" thing, Joe.
yep
do you have plans to review disney sequels?
There's a smidgen of social commentary in this film. Lady is raised in a wealthy New England household and is thrown into the slums just on the other side of the tracks, it's a very nostalgic view of the time period but also shows a demonstrable wealth gap in the two neighborhoods. Most of the dogs in the pound and the human families Tramp visits for food are loosely implied to be immigrant families and aren't accepted among the purebred dogs and vice versa. It's subtle to the point that I'm not entirely sure if it's meant to be about segregation or I'm just reading too much into it, and there's also the wth? of the Siamese cats.
The "you're too nice a girl to be in this place" referring to the pound always stuck with me for some reason.
raspberryseedz I think you're definitely on to something at least. Whether or not intentionally discussing segregation directly, there's certainly a theme of high class versus lower class, as demonstrated by the reaction that Lady's friends have to Tramp and the pound dogs have to Lady. And yeah, the Siamese cats always annoyed me haha
I love Lady & The Tramp. The love is perfectly in the air, even though there is this one scene where they're pulled apart and I do not like those villainous siamese cats. They love being so troublesome and Aunt Sarah doesn't wanna realize that. Really, that just pisses me off. If that's so, she should just get rid of them.
Lol still shocked that return to never land got a theatrical release! Great review I never knew this was an original story
ann marie potter Yeah, that makes two of us! Apparently it was planned to be direct to DVD but got a last minute promotion to theatrical release as well, who knew!?
What are your thoughts on the sequel. I actually kind of like it. I know it has some issues, but it’s still a guilty pleasure of mine.
I hope I can see it in widescreen one day!
Anyway about the movie. I really love it. It´s funny how it´s among the most realistic and down to earth disney movies. And yeah I was suprised rewatching it how the love story plays out, I mean she meets Tramp, it goes almost a year and then she meets him again. In how many Disney movies does that happen? And then the sort of opposite from the Princess trend of wanting more and discover the world. All Lady want is to be with her family and protect the baby. And talking about iconic scene´s, when Tramp goes to stop the rat. That build up, the dark house and then the lightining during the fight. It´s just so marvelous. Sure Tramp toke care of 3 dogs but that rat....somehow toke the point. And then it is´t over. It´s refreashing how they had Jack and Trusty go and save Tramp. And great video. I did´t know the detail how the story come to be. I knew it was´t based on a finished book.
Thanks and that tidbit about two dubs in Sweden is fascinating, I wonder why that is
Joe The Disney Guy The New dubs have happened to most old DIsney movies 60´s and back sadly. Either they did´t have a good saving of the original recordings or they tought the language had aged which is silly. I personally love old Swedish. Dumbo have had 4 dubs. Original 40, new dub 60, 70 and the late 90´s. They keept losing that recording. Or just limit it to some cinemas. The rights are wierd when it comes to dubs in Sweden. I have been lucky with people somhow getting there hands on some parts of the original and puting them on youtube. And one funny thing Bambi when it come out on vhs they accidently used the old dub when they where suppose to use the new one XP I am sort of a dub-nerd. Love seeing the behind the scenes for some dubs.
Ahturo s Wow, that's crazy. That's shocking to me that they keep losing them
Disney may have got around the Tramp issue by using the word as a male name. Tramp in troublesome context generally meant a woman of 'easy virtue' (a euphemism also popular in that period).
I actually just rewatched the movie. In Sweden we got 2 dubs for the movie. The Original and a new one from the 90´s, sadly the dvd only got the new but it is´t bad and got some of the actors from the old dub in it, strange I know. We got a tradition in Sweden at every christmast watch the "From all of us to all of you" we call it Donald Duck´s Christmast Eve becuse Sweden only cares for Donald or Kalle as he is called here XP And the spaghetti scene is trully apreciated anv beloved. We got it in a lot of Swedish cult movies.
Thank you Tramp but Lady is in another castle (Mario bros reference)
Do you think at some point you might do Treasure Planet?
Awesome review, very interesting stuff.
Oh I certainly will, but not for a while as that's a more modern flick. One of the underrated ones though, so it'll be fun to look at!
Joe The Disney Guy
mm, Thank you for the reply. I will be looking forward to it.
JazCapri looking forward to that one too
Great Review Joe, but I think you forgot the "Racist Alert" surrounding the Siamese cats.
Isaiah Williams I admittedly had thought about it, but they didn't actually make any really racist comments about Siamese people, there's a bevy of different, strong, ethnic accents in the film, and believe it or not, there was really no backlash or outrage over these ethnic portrayals, so there wasn't really much controversy to go into
What about Lady and Homer
*sigh* Lady & the Tramp is definetly one of my favorite Disney movies. I didn't watch it that many times as a kid though. We had it on a tape when we recorded it on Tv once, but my Dad just HAD to tape over it with the Tvland Awards... Anyway, even though I'm not really a dog person, I've always loved this movie. (Except for that one song from the cats... It just always makes me cringe...)
Haha yeah, the Siamese cats are a little unsettling, but this movie definitely is a bit of an underrated treasure in the Disney library
I have three dogs and every year on their birthdays we watch Lady and the tramp
That's a beautiful rendition of "Bella Notte" that you used as background music. Please point me to where I may find it.
That version of Bella Notte can be found on the album Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings. Lot of good, pretty stuff on there
Joe The Disney Guy
Thanks for the advice.
Lady and the tramp was the first golden age dogs. Animated movie
Joe Grant is my artist hero
good
First Novel, Then 1955 film was ready
I think maybe you should do a list of your favorite Disney movies and why you like them.
TheMormonSorceress Oh that will definitely happen one day. I've always kinda planned that to be a later video, possibly when we get up to the modern day in Disney Guy Reviews, as a wrap up of sorts, but we'll see
good luck with that
Lady and the Tramp is another great Disney movie. The story is really good written and the animation is great. Tramp is just not that good of a character I think. Lady is much better. I still think this is a great Disney movie. 7.5/10
I'm looking for to your review on The Emperors New Groove
That was the Disney movie I grew up with since the first time saw it on December 2000
I was 5
I still love it
I love the characters mostly Kuzco Llama and Pacha
Check out the history on this movie
It's so interesting;)
I'm a dog person so i love this
I love this movie!!!
no racist alert?...okay then
this movie is one of the best things i've ever seen. the characters, the story, the fact that it's basically just "dog falls for other dog and they go and do romantic stuff but then problems come but they overcome them the end" (which is a story type i like a lot). everything about this movie is just amazing. 10/10. not as good as Fantasia though
Cal I did think about it, but decided against it. For the most part, I try to reserve it to address controversies that arose from the stereotypes involved, and I personally at least haven't seen anyone complain about Lady and the Tramp, for one reason or another
that makes since. it seems most people's favorite song from the film is "We Are Siamese", and Si and Am don't have much of a role in the film, and the Italian accents, no one seems to remember. thanks for replying by the way!
I like Lady and the Tramp
Guess the Italians had a sense of humor or they know they meant no Ill
When will there be a Sleeping Beauty review????
Hopefully at the end of this week! Took a little break for the holiday, but back to work!
Intredting face the engine in the movie is based off a real American 4-4-0. Steam loco
nothing like a clown and his dog
Good video but sorry to say that some of the information given is false.
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Lady and the bozo😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
If the sequel was direct to DVD then why do I own it on vhs?
"Direct-to-DVD" is a way of saying that's only available on home video.
@@gabrieldodman2300 yeah, also a little while Ago my birthday belatedly vase celebrated and i asked for Disney DVD, I now have:dumbo,bambi,lion king,mulan and so fourth, and when the New Mulan comes out i'll say home and watch the Original!