The opening is so iconic that a lot of people don't even know that Mickey isn't even the boat captain (it's Pete) nor have any idea just how wonderfully weird it gets.
My great uncle created a certain animated mouse in 1919, but unfortunately someone else stole credit for his hard work. When my great uncle complained, their thugs kicked him out of the office and dropped an anvil on him. Luckily, he was carrying an umbrella at the time.
Anyone else wondering why Steamboat Willie has an audibly different soundtrack here? Compare: m.th-cam.com/video/BBgghnQF6E4/w-d-xo.html. What’s even weirder is that in this particular episode, the Skeleton Dance is shown in full immediately after this and it has its original soundtrack intact
Actually, Plane Crazy was the first sound cartoon Walt Disney officially made back in May 1928 as a sneak preview & also the very first public appearance of Mickey & Minnie Mouse
0:31 i wonder if this is the actual audio that was used in the OG 1928 theatre broadcast, and the audio we all know and love is probably from a TV version, or this audio for steamboat willie was made just for this. really makes me think
The score for the cartoon seems to be rerecorded specifically for the TV program this clip is from. I guess they chose to do it so that they'd have something more audible and clear for TV than the original film soundtrack. Every TV appearance of the cartoon thereafter (including, for example, 1972's "The Mouse Factory") uses the original film soundtrack.
Yes correct, steamboat Willie was the fourth produced a first released ( confusing eh?). Plane crazy and the galloping gaucho were originally done without sound hence why when they emote or laugh and that type of stuff they have written out sound effects.
I feel so sorry for Walt Disney. Now edgelords are taking the character he created with passion amd ruining him by making edgy horror slop. Disney should've kept Pooh and Willie out of the public domain.
@@Nio744 But it's almost always horror slop that's been overdone. They lack creativity these days. The only GOOD public domain thing is Mouse the Cartoon-like FPS from Fumi games. And that's because they're ACTUALLY doing something original.
> out of the public domain But at what cost? Disney's incessant lobbying put a damper at cultural preservation, and Mickey himself is trademarked anyway
@@SpideyfanXsame idk why people are like excited for that, it's overdone and they never use the characters background for anything creative, unlike that fps game which uses cartoony violence to its advantage, if only the horror movies did something with the fact that he is a cartoon character using cartoon logic then I actually would think it's creative and not just there to make a quick buck cause it's shocking
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The opening is so iconic that a lot of people don't even know that Mickey isn't even the boat captain (it's Pete) nor have any idea just how wonderfully weird it gets.
One could also interpret it as Pete stealing Mickey’s job.
Walt Disney's voice is very majestic it can wake me up everytime.
Now we can do whatever we want with steamboat Mickey at midnight 😈
Now we can
You should thank Walt Disney for this brief history, and what Walt says that “Steamboat Willie” is now finally in the Public Domain as of right now.
My great uncle created a certain animated mouse in 1919, but unfortunately someone else stole credit for his hard work. When my great uncle complained, their thugs kicked him out of the office and dropped an anvil on him. Luckily, he was carrying an umbrella at the time.
This is the first time I’ve ever heard Walt Disney’s voice
Actually, Walter made the whistles of Mickey in the original short
Because Steamboat Willie is one of the earliest Mickey Mouse cartoons, Mickey doesn’t realistically talk in it; he just squeaks!
It's the first one
@@pucebiscuit7616
You’re wrong. The first one was Plane Crazy, made in 1928.
Steamboat Willie was the first Mickey Mouse cartoon with sound.
@@anton1990while plane crazy was the first made. Steamboat Willie was the first to be released.
Soon Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse and Pete enter in Public Domain in January 1 2024
i still can't believe mickey is 92 years old
He looks so good for his age!
Today he turned 95
For real
Anyone else wondering why Steamboat Willie has an audibly different soundtrack here? Compare: m.th-cam.com/video/BBgghnQF6E4/w-d-xo.html. What’s even weirder is that in this particular episode, the Skeleton Dance is shown in full immediately after this and it has its original soundtrack intact
Is there a reason why the soundtrack is changed
It is because, the sound of 1928 was probably too outdated to use in the late 1950s and early sixties so they redid it.
i love walt disney
Actually, Plane Crazy was the first sound cartoon Walt Disney officially made back in May 1928 as a sneak preview & also the very first public appearance of Mickey & Minnie Mouse
Denying the man himself?
It wasn’t. Plane crazy was first released in a silent form in 1928 after Steamboat Willie came out. Plane crazy was released in sound the year after.
@@dingo1547 both plane crazy and the Galloping Gaucho were completed before steamboat Willie, however they were publicly released after willie
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Thanks for making me Walt Disney
2024: Steamboat Willie got Free Domain
0:31 i wonder if this is the actual audio that was used in the OG 1928 theatre broadcast, and the audio we all know and love is probably from a TV version, or this audio for steamboat willie was made just for this. really makes me think
The score for the cartoon seems to be rerecorded specifically for the TV program this clip is from. I guess they chose to do it so that they'd have something more audible and clear for TV than the original film soundtrack. Every TV appearance of the cartoon thereafter (including, for example, 1972's "The Mouse Factory") uses the original film soundtrack.
@@arqivist2077 ohhhh that makes more sense thanks for clarifying that
Can someone tell me what this is from?
Alboard for the steamboat
Now it's mine
Now it's ours.
Uncle walt i love mickey mouse
The animals were abused in the movie. Even though it's a cartoon, animals were depicted badly.
It was supposed to be funny. Trust me, they could’ve been depicted much worse.
I know I'm late, but Happy 95th Anniversary, Mickey Mouse!
And after 95 years, Mickey Mouse is gone! He’s in the Public Domain now, except a few later versions of Mickey should be let alone.
Mickey Mouse Steamboat Willie (1927) 0:30
this guys a liar i made this
Shut up! I made this OC. You stole it from me!!! 😂
why is the audio different?
Likely to flow better with Walt's narration. They did that a lot with the old toons during that era.
Chapter 4 color
Chapter 5 Disneyland
Um maybye you shuold start watching super gers ep 7
Hola walt disney
It wasn’t it was plane crazy
Steamboat Willie Was The First One Released To Theater Though.
Oh
Yes correct, steamboat Willie was the fourth produced a first released ( confusing eh?). Plane crazy and the galloping gaucho were originally done without sound hence why when they emote or laugh and that type of stuff they have written out sound effects.
0:22 no it wasn’t
PewDylanPie it was 😑
No it was Plain crazy
PewDylanPie they are talking about worldwide plane crazy was only limited in theaters
Oh
yes it was, plane crazy wasn't published until after steamboat wille, and sound was added after steamboat wille as well.
Rest and peace walt im sorry for u for your mickey stream boat willy now at publich domain 2024 walt sorry for for mickey at your first mickey
Why ? This is a good thing.
I feel so sorry for Walt Disney. Now edgelords are taking the character he created with passion amd ruining him by making edgy horror slop. Disney should've kept Pooh and Willie out of the public domain.
You mean out of the public domain.
To be honnest I don't see the problem. They've extended it so many times it was about time it became public domain.
@@Nio744 But it's almost always horror slop that's been overdone. They lack creativity these days. The only GOOD public domain thing is Mouse the Cartoon-like FPS from Fumi games. And that's because they're ACTUALLY doing something original.
> out of the public domain
But at what cost? Disney's incessant lobbying put a damper at cultural preservation, and Mickey himself is trademarked anyway
@@SpideyfanXsame idk why people are like excited for that, it's overdone and they never use the characters background for anything creative, unlike that fps game which uses cartoony violence to its advantage, if only the horror movies did something with the fact that he is a cartoon character using cartoon logic then I actually would think it's creative and not just there to make a quick buck cause it's shocking
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