@@thebrinksf69 when the ones doing the voices for these characters were still alive and ahead of their time هنه الغير المنسينيين إللي رح بيعيشو للابد They're the unforgotten who will live forever
@@WizardOfHumor1989 Sorry for being wrong , you were telling the truth after all It wasn't 1915 although some sources get that wrong instead of it being 1905 as i was told two hours ago
Oh man, I had totally forgotten about this story until today. As a kid I always used to read this set of books called The Wonderful Worlds of Walt Disney and this was in it. I was obsessed with those books. My mom says she really got her money's worth by buying them because I totally wore them out. I still have them! They were SO wonderfully put together. Such a hallmark of my early childhood.
I begged my dad to buy me that same set of books. I still have mine. There was such a wealth of stories and great illustrations contained within those four volumes. One of my favorites was the version of Mother Goose nursery rhymes using the Dusney characters to illustrate the various poems.
This is amazing to watch this because there are so many recycled scenes in this and i recognize every one of them and it just makes me love this even more
Animation didn't come cheap in those days (it still doesn't); it takes at least 24 drawings for a measly second of film, and that's not counting the inking, painting, sound effects, music, voices, overall fine-tuning...yeah, you get the idea. So it was often necessary to reuse animation if they wanted to keep the business afloat.
this movie was made using xerography, which used a xerox to transfer drawings to the animation cels, which doesn't look quite as good as inking but is much easier.
I believe that it was said that finding older scenes to copy and trace from the archives took just as long as if they had just redrawn everything from scratch. I mean, just how familiar were they with Tick Tock Crock scenes, Dream Prince Owl, and Timothy Mouse from Dumbo? Home video wasn’t a thing, and theatrical rereleases only happened about every decade. So while we may be enough of an expert to recognize, due to how many times we’ve seen them, I don’t think it was easy to do back then.
Yes, I know. Wolfgang Reitherman Was particularly notorious for doing this. I just wish they could have had the for site to know about the release of home video And that I answers would be able to compare and contrast why Certain bits of animation look so similar
@@kingofspades0188 That's the tiger from "Goofy's Tiger Trouble" 4:23, And the mother of Goliath the 2nd looks like Mrs. Jumbo the mother elephant from "Dumbo" 5:41, And look, There's Friend Owl from "Bambi 10:59, And there's the owl from (The Sword in the Stone) 4:17
That's because they are pleasing to look at, but lack the substance and story of the old films. If you wanna retell a story, fine. That's how we got all the Fairytales in the world, because they were passed down and retold through word of mouth. But you gotta be creative with the retelling of said story, and Disney's doing NONE of that.
I don't know why so many people complain about Disney recycling their animations. It's saves time and effort so we can enjoy the stories and the morals they have to share. Disney even admitted they recycled if it involves the same creatures. Are you guys gonna complain about how "bambi" and "beauty and the beast" are related?? How about that pizza car from Pixar??? How many movies was that in? I can name 3.... How about the trailer in the middle of a tall grassy feild?? The same trailer from "bugs life" and "monsters Inc"....just BECAUSE this animation has the same crocodile from peter pan or same hug from dumbo doesn't mean the stories are the same or there was lack in effort. People need to get over this and stop lacking in the gratitude that Disney even cares enough to give us these beautiful stories. This a beautiful little animation regardless. And I'm happy to rewatch it over and over again. If you don't like Disney recycling, then you don't like Pixar, or Stories from normal movies copied from one another. Shut the hell up and get over it. There's alot of people out there that don't want to hear you complain about recycling animations or hear your harsh criticism.
People complain about recycling animations maybe because of the xerox method which lacks the quality of hand inking. Actually, it takes longer to reuse animation than to make new animation. If you don't believe me, check out these links: Disney has been lying to you - by recycling animation from ...@t › Culture › Film › News The Real Truth About Disney's "Recycled Animation" - @t › 2015/06 › disneys-recycled-animation The Real Truth About Disney's “Recycled Animation” | by ...@t › disney-and-animation › the-real-truth-a... Disney loved to "secretly" recycle footage - but it wasn't just ...@t › Film › The Walt Disney Company
For some reason, (if you don't mind me saying) Disney created a lot of elephant characters. Colonel Haithi, Dumbo, even Tantor in "Tarzan." My opinion, he was obsessed with elephants.
Goliath the Second is One of my favorites of all time . When Disney made actually made shows with real life lessons. LMAO, Now that I’m older I realize the mouse fight was a grown up fighting a kid. But it’s the jungle!
9:30 *recycled from Peter Pan during the climactic duel on the ship when the lost boys chant that Hook is a codfish and the croc joins in the entertainment* 9:54* Dumbos trumpeting cries in Dumbo*
20 Walt Disney full-length feature animated films including: Snow White and the Seven Dwafs (1937), Pinocchio (1940), Fantasia (1940), Dumbo (1941), Bambi (1942), Saudis Amigod (1943), The Three Caballeros (1945), Make Mine Music (1946), Fun and Fancy Free (1947), Melody Time (1948) The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949), Cinderella (1950), Alice in Wonderland (1951), Peter Pan (1953), Lady and the Tramp (1955), Sleeping Beauty (1959), One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961), The Sword in the Stone (1963), The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1966) and last The Jungle Book (1967) made by Walt Disney (1922-1968)
So what if theres an owl from Sleeping Beauty, crocodile from Peter Pan, and tiger with name Rajah? I find that quite interesting, cuz its all Disney, and instead of hating right away, I see it more like an Easter Egg, or a pleasant face I already know from before ;)
I think Disney always done that. Like for Snow White, they make a Silly Symphony about Spring time (and that story about spring is said to be their 1st woman they ever made for Snow White princess)
My father gave me an LP (remember them?) when I was a VERY small child that told the whole story of Goliath II (complete with Sterling Holloway's narration and the mouse's priceless Noo Yawk locutions). Among other things, it was the first place that I learned the word "pachyderm". (I love the fact that the jungle has owls in it).
This was almost like dumbo and jungle book smashed together I mean things from jungle book it's not the same one but the main villain being a tiger and a tone of sounds from dumbo like the scream Goliath does and the way the mouse scares the elephants and the way the mother wraps her trunk around goliath
In regards to the Jungle Book similarities, I caught that the director of the short- Wolfgang Reitherman also made The Jungle Book so I can understand the elephant designs being reused.
This is my first time seeing this having only heard of this short a few months ago. Very cute! I wonder why this and other old shorts like Paul Bunyan aren't on Disney+
A timeline of different parts in this cartoon: 0:00 Titles 0:52 Introduction 3:06 Goliath wanders off for the 1st time 3:37 Goliath almost gets crushed to death 3:48 Goliath wanders off for the 2nd time 4:02 The Parade happens for the 1st time 4:57 Goliath Wanders off for the 3rd time 5:22 Goliath's mother searches for him 6:35 Goliath's mother saves him from a burrow 7:16 Goliath gets called a pest 7:35 Goliath deserts the herd 9:01 Goliath gets chased by Raja 9:26 Raja gets eaten by tick tock croc 9:50 Goliath Gets in trouble 10:32 Herd finds a mouse 11:23 Goliath Fights with mouse 13:35 The Parade happens for the 2nd time 13:52 Conclusion 14:18 Fin
In an alternative universe, I wouldn't mind if there was a sequel which had Goliath grow a little bit bigger, even if not like a normal elephant size, but just big enough in which he can't be stepped onto death. Maybe an elephant the size of a rhino or a hippo.
When I saw this back when I was about 7 I recall thinking the mouse was the most evil Disney villain ever (and probably still is). He actually tried to toss him to the crocodiles! 👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹
2:22 She sounded like The scullery Maid from the Sword in The stone because she was voiced by Barbara Jo Allen who also voiced Fauna from Sleeping Beauty
@@matthewhedrichjr.5445 Are you a deviant called Jeffersonfan99? I was highly influenced by you. Your work is so cool. I am making a parody of Beauty and the beast called "Beauty and the Wolf-Dog" starring Snow White as Belle, Balto as the Beast, Prince Florian as Prince Adam, Spirit as Philippe and Joe Biden as Maurice and leaving Gaston, Lefou, Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs Potts, Chip, Fifi and the Bimbettes as just they are in the cast I've made
This was written and storyboarded by Bill Peet, who did the same for 101 Dalmatians and The Sword in the Stone. The man had a unique style that's easy to see! I first knew of him through his iconic childrens' books.
R.I.P. Verna Felton (1890-1966) (Eloise), Barbara Jo Allen (1906-1974) (Goliath II's Mother), J. Pat O'Malley (1904-1985) (Goliath I), Paul Frees (1920-1986) (The Mouse), Sterling Holloway (1905-1992) (Narrator) and Kevin Corcoran (1949-2015) (Goliath II).
Goliath looks like the baby elephant from the jungle book, and the tiger looks like the wolf from the sword in the stone, and the tiger in goliath 2 looks like the tiger from goofy: tiger trouble, where goofy is trying to kill a tiger, but he keeps failing over and over again, and also goliath 2 must be a prequel to The Jungle Book Movie (1967). RIP Phil Harris, we will miss you, just like Walter
The elephants sound like noisy upstairs neighbors stomping around and making racket while they're in their apartment or stomping around or running in the hallway going to their apartment hahaha 😂🤣
The list of recycles of this movie with voices, motions, sounds, and characters are: The Jungle Book, Dumbo, Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, Peter Pan, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The Sword in the Stone, 101 Dalmatians, Sleeping Beauty, Lady and the Tramp, The Aristocats, The Three Cabilarios, Bambi, and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
it's a tiger but he actually does look like him. I also remember about another disney short where a tiger was the "antagonist", i used to watch it as a child but i don't remember pretty much anything but that tiger
@241Groundhog Interestingly during development of Disney's Robin Hood (1973), Prince John was originally conceived as a tiger, but since his older brother King Richard the Lion-Hearted obviously had to be portrayed as a lion, hence Prince John was instead changed from being a tiger into a lion, but when they retooled Prince John from a tiger to a lion, they kept the original tiger design, only that they removed the stripes, hence why Prince John had no mane despite being a male lion. Nevertheless the crew over at Disney still kept that "lion" design of Prince John that way, since Prince John is a very childish villain character (like Captain Hook from Disney's Peter Pan), and the lack of mane is meant to highlight the Prince John character's immaturity.
That scream from the mother elephant: "Goliath!" Pretty funny in my book. Reminds me of "Dave and the Giant Pickle" in "Veggie Tales." Because the character is a giant pickle named Goliath.
Goliath put that mouse in his place when he dangled it via tail closer to the crocodile. Fearing for his own life, the mouse promised Goliath he'd leave the elephant herd alone if he just save him.
I know disney is known for there for there re used animation but when lesser characters show up even its cool tick tock from pan owl from sleepin beauty they did it a lot even with minor background characters or gave them little retreads but they were basically the same character i noticed same thing with cute bunnies from melody time made a cameo in another disney 50s short today just interesting things you notice
Goliath's mother was very protective over him. I am a million times worse than her with my 11 week old daughter carry Ambrosia Slanker. She will be 12 weeks old on Thursday and I freaked out whenever she's not there when somebody's holding her besides me and her daddy and anybody else in the family. If I looked down and not see her there, I freaked out
Chichi Chichi Oppai also the stork from dumbo, the chesire cat, kaa from the jungle book, adult flower from bambi, professor holloway from the 3 caballeros, roquefort the mouse from the aristocats..... the list goes on
4:16 Archimedes?! 5:20 Jungle Book!!!! 8:01 music from 101 dalmatians! 13:48 Hathi! Very beautiful and cute story, he is really adorable. Shame that his father doesnt love him as he should, he must be Hathis brother or something. Looks exactly like him except that Hathi seems slimer and higher and is grey. Goliath I is brown and clearly younger
Sreerenjini Surendran I can explain that!:D i learned after reading about some of Disney,s tactic s online they recycle alot of animation in order to save money for instance your right about the crocodile and the elephant march crash but if you notice the bird when she is trying to catch her eggs that's also seen in Alice and wonderland. so there you have it that's why the animations looks o familiar and similar
In all seriousness, aside from the confusing title (It should've been called Goliath Jr.), this is a satisfying short that I'm surprised I haven't seen. I mean, it's important enough to have started the xeroficiation of Disney animation. Though, funny enough the tiger looks like a recolor of the mountain lion character Donald and Pluto often encountered in the early '50s.
My baby was born just 10 days ago. I'm worse than Goliath's mother whenever I think somebody's holding her too much or if she was in danger. I am very overprotective
The recycling was on purpose, this film was the first to experiment the Xerox1 process of transferring pencil sketches to cel in its entirety, which was very useful for "101 Dalmatians" and the following classics. The short in a way is a milestone in the history of Disney animation as it would define the style of the pre-Renaissance era.
This cartoon possesses a lot of recycled animation, which is why some animal characters or even scenery is reused in this. Wolfgang Reitherman, one of Disney's "Nine Old Men" was mostly know for this method in cartoons he directed.
I'm currently 18, and I still remember watching this story when I was a boy. It was one of my favorites.
Reason why I still watch Disney movies.
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The classic ones imo
@@thebrinksf69 when the ones doing the voices for these characters were still alive and ahead of their time
هنه الغير المنسينيين إللي رح بيعيشو للابد
They're the unforgotten who will live forever
Really? Disney today is a pathetic joke of what it once was.
I love how everything rattles when they walk by. Always makes me smile!
RIP to the one narrating this Disney animated short Sterling Holloway (1915-1992)
It was 1905 not 1915
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Sorry for being wrong , you were telling the truth after all
It wasn't 1915 although some sources get that wrong instead of it being 1905 as i was told two hours ago
@@mikhailabunidal9146 he would’ve been 10 after he was born in 1905
He certainly was a popular one.
The Voice of Kaa , the python, the Cheshire cat, Mr. Stork, Roquefort and Winnie the pooh.
Oh man, I had totally forgotten about this story until today. As a kid I always used to read this set of books called The Wonderful Worlds of Walt Disney and this was in it. I was obsessed with those books. My mom says she really got her money's worth by buying them because I totally wore them out. I still have them! They were SO wonderfully put together. Such a hallmark of my early childhood.
I begged my dad to buy me that same set of books. I still have mine. There was such a wealth of stories and great illustrations contained within those four volumes. One of my favorites was the version of Mother Goose nursery rhymes using the Dusney characters to illustrate the various poems.
I can't listen to Sterling Holloway without seeing Winnie the Pooh. This is lovely!
or Kaa or... the Cheshire Cat [Disney's 1951 Alice in Wonderland]
Or Mr. Stork from Dumbo, Roquefort the mouse from The Aristocats, and Adult Flower from Bambi.
Disney is forever making adorable elephants
Yeas
I wish they would've done the same for Animated Woolly Mammoths and Mastodons too.
You bet he does.
Fact: disney loves elephants
I'm glad he loves elephants, so do I. hate when they get abused in circuses though.😒
I am 34 years old and have never heard of this before. I grew up watching the older Disney stuff.
This is amazing to watch this because there are so many recycled scenes in this and i recognize every one of them and it just makes me love this even more
Actually, this is the original. The elephant scenes were recycled for The Jungle Book and not vice-versa.
@@p.m.6064 yeah Disney did that alot with the old 2d films
@@p.m.6064Slightly edited the elephant crash with the last elephant.
I remember watching this at my grandparents house many times when I was 5 years old! Now 18. The nostalgia hit hard on this one.
Animation didn't come cheap in those days (it still doesn't); it takes at least 24 drawings for a measly second of film, and that's not counting the inking, painting, sound effects, music, voices, overall fine-tuning...yeah, you get the idea.
So it was often necessary to reuse animation if they wanted to keep the business afloat.
this movie was made using xerography, which used a xerox to transfer drawings to the animation cels, which doesn't look quite as good as inking but is much easier.
I believe that it was said that finding older scenes to copy and trace from the archives took just as long as if they had just redrawn everything from scratch. I mean, just how familiar were they with Tick Tock Crock scenes, Dream Prince Owl, and Timothy Mouse from Dumbo? Home video wasn’t a thing, and theatrical rereleases only happened about every decade. So while we may be enough of an expert to recognize, due to how many times we’ve seen them, I don’t think it was easy to do back then.
I heard. Kirby Right Back at Ya showed it. You can't even draw a little girl playing jump rope in 4 pictures. 4 seconds is like 40
Yes, I know. Wolfgang Reitherman Was particularly notorious for doing this. I just wish they could have had the for site to know about the release of home video And that I answers would be able to compare and contrast why Certain bits of animation look so similar
@@kingofspades0188 That's the tiger from "Goofy's Tiger Trouble" 4:23, And the mother of Goliath the 2nd looks like Mrs. Jumbo the mother elephant from "Dumbo" 5:41, And look, There's Friend Owl from "Bambi 10:59, And there's the owl from (The Sword in the Stone) 4:17
I really miss old classic Disney! Because the live action remakes don't feel the same.
That's because they are pleasing to look at, but lack the substance and story of the old films. If you wanna retell a story, fine. That's how we got all the Fairytales in the world, because they were passed down and retold through word of mouth. But you gotta be creative with the retelling of said story, and Disney's doing NONE of that.
Kaa is great at telling stories
So is Walt
Kaa Sure is xD!
And Winnie the Pooh
@@laurelcollins1184 Yup! xD!
And Mr Stork, the Cheshire Cat, and Roquefort the Mouse
I don't know why so many people complain about Disney recycling their animations. It's saves time and effort so we can enjoy the stories and the morals they have to share. Disney even admitted they recycled if it involves the same creatures. Are you guys gonna complain about how "bambi" and "beauty and the beast" are related?? How about that pizza car from Pixar??? How many movies was that in? I can name 3.... How about the trailer in the middle of a tall grassy feild?? The same trailer from "bugs life" and "monsters Inc"....just BECAUSE this animation has the same crocodile from peter pan or same hug from dumbo doesn't mean the stories are the same or there was lack in effort. People need to get over this and stop lacking in the gratitude that Disney even cares enough to give us these beautiful stories. This a beautiful little animation regardless. And I'm happy to rewatch it over and over again. If you don't like Disney recycling, then you don't like Pixar, or Stories from normal movies copied from one another. Shut the hell up and get over it. There's alot of people out there that don't want to hear you complain about recycling animations or hear your harsh criticism.
It's about GOLIATH NOT FAKE BIBLE CHARACTER
Even Godzilla movies get recycled footage from other films just to save money.
People complain about recycling animations maybe because of the xerox method which lacks the quality of hand inking. Actually, it takes longer to reuse animation than to make new animation. If you don't believe me, check out these links:
Disney has been lying to you - by recycling animation from ...@t › Culture › Film › News The Real Truth About Disney's "Recycled Animation" - @t › 2015/06 › disneys-recycled-animation
The Real Truth About Disney's “Recycled Animation” | by ...@t › disney-and-animation › the-real-truth-a...
Disney loved to "secretly" recycle footage - but it wasn't just ...@t › Film › The Walt Disney Company
No it doesnt
Nope
By seeing these old movies the orchestra instruments that they usually use are the drums, trumpets and especially and very usually, the violin.
And the high pitched Piccolos.
I love how when it comes to elephants and Disney, they always find a way for their tails to get pulled or something 😂😉
Please elaborate? I don’t recall that happening in any cartoons besides this.
@@fattuscattus2200 In Tarzan there was the whole thing about “I dare you to pull an elephant hair!”
For some reason, (if you don't mind me saying) Disney created a lot of elephant characters. Colonel Haithi, Dumbo, even Tantor in "Tarzan." My opinion, he was obsessed with elephants.
Goliath the Second is One of my favorites of all time . When Disney made actually made shows with real life lessons. LMAO, Now that I’m older I realize the mouse fight was a grown up fighting a kid. But it’s the jungle!
7:58 This part is for When Mowgli and Bagheera finally go to sleep
Also when Colonel and Tibbs arrives at the gate in 101 Dalmatians.
Also, when you sped it up to 0.75x, It'll good the exact same way.
George Bruns must have loved using this score.
Damn, good ear
9:30 *recycled from Peter Pan during the climactic duel on the ship when the lost boys chant that Hook is a codfish and the croc joins in the entertainment*
9:54* Dumbos trumpeting cries in Dumbo*
20 Walt Disney full-length feature animated films including:
Snow White and the Seven Dwafs (1937),
Pinocchio (1940), Fantasia (1940),
Dumbo (1941),
Bambi (1942),
Saudis Amigod (1943),
The Three Caballeros (1945),
Make Mine Music (1946),
Fun and Fancy Free (1947),
Melody Time (1948)
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949),
Cinderella (1950),
Alice in Wonderland (1951),
Peter Pan (1953),
Lady and the Tramp (1955),
Sleeping Beauty (1959),
One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961),
The Sword in the Stone (1963),
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1966) and last The Jungle Book (1967) made by Walt Disney (1922-1968)
Actually it's Winnie The Pooh and The Honey Tree (1966) before The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (1977).
So what if theres an owl from Sleeping Beauty, crocodile from Peter Pan, and tiger with name Rajah? I find that quite interesting, cuz its all Disney, and instead of hating right away, I see it more like an Easter Egg, or a pleasant face I already know from before ;)
Nenad Popovic the owl is actually 2 in one. Sure, it looks like the one from Sleeping Beauty but its movements were recycled from Bambi
That mouse kinda sounds like Mortimer Mouse
It’s weird to call it recycling, as if that’s always a bad thing.
They were still hand drawn.
They also reused animation from Dumbo, and some animations from this were recycled in Jungle Book, as well as the music
Recycled Dumbo 2:35 4:46 10:46
Am i the only who used to be a bit scared of the imposing elephant march as a kid?
Glad i found this!
So much Nostalgia...
This is like a prototype Jungle Book
I think Disney always done that. Like for Snow White, they make a Silly Symphony about Spring time (and that story about spring is said to be their 1st woman they ever made for Snow White princess)
And Peter Pan too, and Alice in wonderland
@@optombomber2980 this was out after those movies
Indeed
And prototype to Dumbo
My father gave me an LP (remember them?) when I was a VERY small child that told the whole story of Goliath II (complete with Sterling Holloway's narration and the mouse's priceless Noo Yawk locutions). Among other things, it was the first place that I learned the word "pachyderm". (I love the fact that the jungle has owls in it).
What does LP stand for?
This was almost like dumbo and jungle book smashed together I mean things from jungle book it's not the same one but the main villain being a tiger and a tone of sounds from dumbo like the scream Goliath does and the way the mouse scares the elephants and the way the mother wraps her trunk around goliath
In regards to the Jungle Book similarities, I caught that the director of the short- Wolfgang Reitherman also made The Jungle Book so I can understand the elephant designs being reused.
I originally saw this on a small cartoon collection video when I was a little kid. The tape was called "How the best was won".
This is my first time seeing this having only heard of this short a few months ago. Very cute! I wonder why this and other old shorts like Paul Bunyan aren't on Disney+
Because Disney + is bullshit, that's why.
This is a classic, I used to watch reruns of this on Disney as a kid! Today Disney and other kids networks show nothing but crap!
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A timeline of different parts in this cartoon:
0:00 Titles
0:52 Introduction
3:06 Goliath wanders off for the 1st time
3:37 Goliath almost gets crushed to death
3:48 Goliath wanders off for the 2nd time
4:02 The Parade happens for the 1st time
4:57 Goliath Wanders off for the 3rd time
5:22 Goliath's mother searches for him
6:35 Goliath's mother saves him from a burrow
7:16 Goliath gets called a pest
7:35 Goliath deserts the herd
9:01 Goliath gets chased by Raja
9:26 Raja gets eaten by tick tock croc
9:50 Goliath Gets in trouble
10:32 Herd finds a mouse
11:23 Goliath Fights with mouse
13:35 The Parade happens for the 2nd time
13:52 Conclusion
14:18 Fin
Nice to see you have a brain.
So many same things:
The crocodile acting like the one in Peter Pan
And when his mama hugs him like Dumbo.
And the walk of Jungle Book.
Gorgeous.
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You forgot the bird in the nest catching the eggs that's the same scene from Alice in Wonderland
Plot twist: Goliath grew up to be even bigger than his dad.
And he become Colonel Hathi.
That could be true.
That Jungle cubs show from the 90's I never liked
Goliath the Big Red Dog
@@jlupus8804 Goliathzilla
In an alternative universe, I wouldn't mind if there was a sequel which had Goliath grow a little bit bigger, even if not like a normal elephant size, but just big enough in which he can't be stepped onto death. Maybe an elephant the size of a rhino or a hippo.
I disagree. Maybe the same size of Goliath I or maybe Bigger.🐘
There's a lot of reused animation in this short: Dumbo, Bambi, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Jungle Book, Sword in the Stone...
oHmega14 i saw everything except from sword in the stone whats from sword in the stone?
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its disney.
yeahh & I'm pretty sure the narrators voice is Pooh
This cartoon was actually made before The Sword In The Stone and The Jungle Book.
When I saw this back when I was about 7 I recall thinking the mouse was the most evil Disney villain ever (and probably still is). He actually tried to toss him to the crocodiles!
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wow winnie the pooh is great at telling stories
Mr. Stork.
Kaa
That’s because Sterling Holloway narrated this cartoon.
Cheichere Cat
Roquefort
2:22 She sounded like The scullery Maid from the Sword in The stone because she was voiced by Barbara Jo Allen who also voiced Fauna from Sleeping Beauty
You’re right
@@matthewhedrichjr.5445 Are you a deviant called Jeffersonfan99? I was highly influenced by you. Your work is so cool. I am making a parody of Beauty and the beast called "Beauty and the Wolf-Dog" starring Snow White as Belle, Balto as the Beast, Prince Florian as Prince Adam, Spirit as Philippe and Joe Biden as Maurice and leaving Gaston, Lefou, Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs Potts, Chip, Fifi and the Bimbettes as just they are in the cast I've made
Well before The Sword in The Stone
@@benhughes3394 I agree. I also made the Sword in the Stone parody with a Sneak peek
2:20
This was written and storyboarded by Bill Peet, who did the same for 101 Dalmatians and The Sword in the Stone. The man had a unique style that's easy to see! I first knew of him through his iconic childrens' books.
I remember seeing this when I was 6. And I was thinking of Goliath as a kid
R.I.P. Verna Felton (1890-1966) (Eloise), Barbara Jo Allen (1906-1974) (Goliath II's Mother), J. Pat O'Malley (1904-1985) (Goliath I), Paul Frees (1920-1986) (The Mouse), Sterling Holloway (1905-1992) (Narrator) and Kevin Corcoran (1949-2015) (Goliath II).
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3:52 THe TICK TOCK CROC!
Tick tock in my mouth
7:49, 7:58 That music also used in 101 Dalmatians (1961) and The Jungle Book (1967).
The crocodile kind of reassembles Tick-Tock from Peter Pan.
xerox looks so fresh, subtle and ingenious in this 1960 disney cartoon. 1 year before the 1961. than style and aesthetic of dny changed. i adore it
Goliath looks like the baby elephant from the jungle book, and the tiger looks like the wolf from the sword in the stone, and the tiger in goliath 2 looks like the tiger from goofy: tiger trouble, where goofy is trying to kill a tiger, but he keeps failing over and over again, and also goliath 2 must be a prequel to The Jungle Book Movie (1967). RIP Phil Harris, we will miss you, just like Walter
This movie reminds be of the jungle book not this year but the past one and Dumbo for some reason.
Lapis the Night duty
The elephants sound like noisy upstairs neighbors stomping around and making racket while they're in their apartment or stomping around or running in the hallway going to their apartment hahaha 😂🤣
I remember watch this in a Mother's Day Special awhile back and I couldn't remember the name but I'm glad to finally find it.
I so wanted Goliath to let go of that mouse when I was a kid and I still do. Lol.
It's like Timothy Q Mouse's rival of something.
Nice..."Winnie The Pooh" narrating the story. :-) :-)
He's also the voice of Kaa from The Jungle Book, which is probably why they used him for this. Though, he narrates A TON of Disney animated shorts. ^^
Sterling Holloway did many other Disney characters, including the Cheshire Cat in "Alice in Wonderland" and Mr. Stork in "Dumbo".
Flower from Bambi (1942)
Roqufort from The Aristocats (1970)
9:20 - Goliath’s Mom: “You Must Speaking Old Pun Cat.”🐘🐯🐱😂
Raja sounds like a cat
9:27
It’s “moth-eating old polecat”
It's pole cat not paw cat; it's an animal that's more related to weasels and skunks than tigers and leopards.
It's "nasty north pole cat!"
That mouse sounds like Ignatz (also a mouse) in the Krazy Kat cartoons produced by King Features Syndicate. Same voice artist (Paul Frees).
The list of recycles of this movie with voices, motions, sounds, and characters are: The Jungle Book, Dumbo, Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, Peter Pan, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The Sword in the Stone, 101 Dalmatians, Sleeping Beauty, Lady and the Tramp, The Aristocats, The Three Cabilarios, Bambi, and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
Dumbo + Alice in Wonderland + Peter Pan + that tiger from a Goofy cartoon + the owl from Bambi = This
Prince John from the 1973 Robin Hood looks alot like an older version of the Lion in this animation.
it's a tiger but he actually does look like him. I also remember about another disney short where a tiger was the "antagonist", i used to watch it as a child but i don't remember pretty much anything but that tiger
@241Groundhog Interestingly during development of Disney's Robin Hood (1973), Prince John was originally conceived as a tiger, but since his older brother King Richard the Lion-Hearted obviously had to be portrayed as a lion, hence Prince John was instead changed from being a tiger into a lion, but when they retooled Prince John from a tiger to a lion, they kept the original tiger design, only that they removed the stripes, hence why Prince John had no mane despite being a male lion. Nevertheless the crew over at Disney still kept that "lion" design of Prince John that way, since Prince John is a very childish villain character (like Captain Hook from Disney's Peter Pan), and the lack of mane is meant to highlight the Prince John character's immaturity.
@@voldemortsshampoo4551 That Disney short where a tiger was the "antagonist" is the Goofy cartoon "Tiger Trouble" (1945)
PRINCE JOHN IS NOT A TIGER YOU LOSER!!!!
That scream from the mother elephant: "Goliath!" Pretty funny in my book. Reminds me of "Dave and the Giant Pickle" in "Veggie Tales." Because the character is a giant pickle named Goliath.
he surpassed his father in guts. everyone was afraid of a mouse including his father he wasn't
Andrew Gan
Goliath put that mouse in his place when he dangled it via tail closer to the crocodile. Fearing for his own life, the mouse promised Goliath he'd leave the elephant herd alone if he just save him.
Goliath II was brave enough to fight a mouse!
I know disney is known for there for there re used animation but when lesser characters show up even its cool tick tock from pan owl from sleepin beauty they did it a lot even with minor background characters or gave them little retreads but they were basically the same character i noticed same thing with cute bunnies from melody time made a cameo in another disney 50s short today just interesting things you notice
They later used some of the animation from here in Jungle book 7 years later!
Elephant smash
I remember watching this when i was a kid
Baby ( golith ) is super adorable
👑😍
Yeah but I usually love Dumbo the best to be honest but I love all baby elephants too, especially Asians.
Mama elephant didn't play. She whooped that butt.
I needs him. Screw Goliath the First. Gimmie Goliath the Second any day!
Let me guess, by that you mean your afraid of mice?
@@megameme29 what? i like Goliath the Second because he's adorable
@@girlsland1 true that.
I'm just saying that goliath ll is also good mouse control as well.
First time I saw this was in 1969 "Wonderful World of Disney"
I like the old fashioned butt whipping
I feel bad for Goliath II because he's tiny and that's a disadvantage because he almost gets stepped on
But he got to beat up a tiny bully that the adult elephants were cowards around.
To be honest, it reminds a little almost of Stuart Little, a human family adopts a son that is actually a mouse.
Adorable short. I love elephants.
Me too. Too bad most of them get abused in circuses, they need to be in sanctuaries.
Yeah, the director's use others animation for compose the story, maybe for economy, but still a good cartoon.
It's called recycled animation.
Nostalgia is absolutely my feelings after watching this.
7:58 this is another film to have the same music score from The Jungle Book. Both Goliath II and 101 Dalmatians 1961.
Goliath's mother was very protective over him. I am a million times worse than her with my 11 week old daughter carry Ambrosia Slanker. She will be 12 weeks old on Thursday and I freaked out whenever she's not there when somebody's holding her besides me and her daddy and anybody else in the family. If I looked down and not see her there, I freaked out
Yeah, but she turned harsh to his son.
9:29 his happy meal is coming ahah
Crocodile or tiger having meal?🤔
@@randombank Crocodile eats Tiger.🐊🐅
ジャングルブック、ダンボ、不思議の国のアリスを思い出すシーンがちょいちょいあって面白い♪
How nostalgic
Rest in peace to sterling Holloway 1905-1992 you will be sadly missed
The mouse’s voice sounds like a mix of Chris Griffin and Rocket Raccoon.
Omg thanks for the upload! I saw this one on the family channel in the 90s Lol
Rajah The Crafty Old Tiger Lookalike The Wolf From The Sword In The Stone & Rajah The Tiger From Aladdin🐾⭐️❤️🌈
And also the prototype design for Shere Khan
I've never even HEARD of this movie until now
Narrated by...Piglet/Winnie the Pooh.
Chichi Chichi Oppai also the stork from dumbo, the chesire cat, kaa from the jungle book, adult flower from bambi, professor holloway from the 3 caballeros, roquefort the mouse from the aristocats..... the list goes on
Winnie not piglet
That man is Sterling Holloway. I loved him as Winnie the Pooh. Not sure if I liked him as the Kaa the Snake in the Jungle Book in 1967.
@@katiewhitehead9237 what the name of that mouse?
@@brandylasyone6290 Roquefort
🥰a mother 🐌and cute her cute littel 👶 so cute # 🥰so cute
Lol the way rasha runs😂😂
Goliath looks all beaten up after a fight with the mouse
That's because he was.
So much of this was in jungle book later on. I never knew this.
Yeas
Has anyone else noticed at the end when Goliath ii had a bruised eye. It switched sides while he was fighting the mouse.
It's probably an animation error.
Smarter Clorox Bleach yes
He has a face only a mother could love.
Just like Dumbo!
That crocodile broke Pred Code. BIG TIME.
awww the narrator sound just like the chesire cat
and winnie the pooh.
That's because it was narrated by Sterling Holloway.
Mr Stork And Roquefort From The Aristocats
Yep, its Sterling Holloway, same voice actor
No it sounds like Kaa
There's our croc which is named after a sound of an alarm clock called Tick-Tock! 3:50, 9:25 and 12:50
the elephant is soo cute .....👍
4:16 Archimedes?! 5:20 Jungle Book!!!! 8:01 music from 101 dalmatians! 13:48 Hathi! Very beautiful and cute story, he is really adorable. Shame that his father doesnt love him as he should, he must be Hathis brother or something. Looks exactly like him except that Hathi seems slimer and higher and is grey. Goliath I is brown and clearly younger
Raja, huh? He related to Jasmine's tiger?
Zerukin Raja and Khan flatly refused any relation to the little guy
Yes
Raja the second
@@Petrico94 Raja's great grandfather
Aladdin was released in 1992 this was released in 1960
To any comments saying this is recycled from 'The Jungle Book', it's not. Look at the year. Some of the animation in JB (1967) is taken from this.
and the music sounds familiar, too.
Sreerenjini Surendran I can explain that!:D i learned after reading about some of Disney,s tactic s online they recycle alot of animation in order to save money for instance your right about the crocodile and the elephant march crash but if you notice the bird when she is trying to catch her eggs that's also seen in Alice and wonderland. so there you have it that's why the animations looks o familiar and similar
zenie250 thanks!
no problem weird isint it how you dont notice these things s a little kidXD
In all seriousness, aside from the confusing title (It should've been called Goliath Jr.), this is a satisfying short that I'm surprised I haven't seen. I mean, it's important enough to have started the xeroficiation of Disney animation. Though, funny enough the tiger looks like a recolor of the mountain lion character Donald and Pluto often encountered in the early '50s.
My baby was born just 10 days ago. I'm worse than Goliath's mother whenever I think somebody's holding her too much or if she was in danger. I am very overprotective
Okay mama bear you already said that twice
The recycling was on purpose, this film was the first to experiment the Xerox1 process of transferring pencil sketches to cel in its entirety, which was very useful for "101 Dalmatians" and the following classics. The short in a way is a milestone in the history of Disney animation as it would define the style of the pre-Renaissance era.
So Goliath despises his son because he's tiny? Oh and Goliath's mother should be called Lady Goliath.
Tick-Tock tries to eat just about anybody.
The crocodile is not having luck for a meal at 13:33.
Donald Duck: [ Laughing ] Not today, Mr. Croc. You'll never get me in your stomach.
You know it'll be good if it's directed by the same guy who directed the 1967 Jungle Book
Wolfgang Reitherman directed this short and The Jungle Book
Paul Frees' performance as the mouse is insanely spectacular.
The crocodile looks very similar to the one from Peter Pan.
It's him! It's tick tock
Yes.
This cartoon possesses a lot of recycled animation, which is why some animal characters or even scenery is reused in this.
Wolfgang Reitherman, one of Disney's "Nine Old Men" was mostly know for this method in cartoons he directed.
So, how did Tick-Tock end up in India, straight from Never Land?
@@BenJabituya maybe it's his Brother or Cousin.