Lady and the Tramp: Disney's Most Romantic Movie
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ScreenPrism could you do an analysis video of Judge Claude Frollo from Disney’s Hunchback of Notre Dame?
You guys are wonderful. But where did you get your shirts from? Awesome style. Also, could you do an expose' on the style and influence of style for Disney films (And Mad Men and GoT)? I always ask for so much. Also, Gone With the Wind - Belle versus Scarlett. I would love to get your take on them. I am done. LOL
Dang, for as solid as the romance between Lady and Tramp is, it's tragic that the most remembered part of this movie
Is the racist Siamese cats song.
One thing that I love about Tramp is how respectful he is of Lady's judgement. After he shows her his own idea of a good time, she says that she would prefer to help 'take care of the baby.' Tramp immediately approves of this, 'you win, I'll walk you home.' He's not upset, he doesn't argue, he simply decides that she knows whats best for herself.
WRONG, on the way home, he tricks her into chasing chickens to stall the walk home, you can see his facial expression change when he sees the chickens and figuring a way to keep her longer or hopefully change her mind into being cut lose and collar free.
@@MissChibiGodd I didn't see that as tricking her though because the way he brought it up just seems so natural. Like he genuinely wanted to chase chickens with her simply because he knew they wouldn't have a day out like this again
@@MissChibiGodd lmao there's always that one guy who ruins everything
@@ianiboy who?
MissChibiGoddess TTV me
It might also be one of Disney's most mature movies. Replace the dogs with humans and you end up with the story of a sheltered young lady from good upbringing falling in love with some tramp, ending up in prison after he has stolen her innocence, being offered a marriage to some nobleman to protect her dignity (which she rejects) and finally finding happiness in live after the Tramp has managed to earn the approval of her family.
Now that I think about it you are right. It would be interesting if this was a human adaption.
That sounds like Aladin without the magic.
swanpride Dang never thought of it like that
I would watch that shit
Woah
I wish Disney would make more animal movies. It seems like they are able to get away with telling deeper more adult stories with animals then they would with human characters. Like social tensions in Zootopia and romantic relationships in Lady and the Tramp. I mean could you see Rapunzel confront Flynn about sleeping with other girls? That would never happen in a human story but Lady and the Tramp can get away with things like that and it makes the story better for it.
Cody Mavick That's why I like to write animal stories, as well as read Warrior Cats.
ie. best movie ever: The Lion King
A movie about a young boy who's uncle abused him, murdered his father, and then blamed him for it before sending a gang to chase him into exile. The boy then falls into the care of a pair of nihilistic hedonists who try to make him forget about his past, ultimately causing him to hate himself even more as he gets older. Also the closest thing Disney's ever come to an on-screen sex scene.
Yeah, movies are better when they use animals instead of humans.
paulaaquino Yeah they literally show mufasas dead body and he doesn't get revived the next second. They could never do that with human characters.
So. True!!!! You're absolutely right about this. Thought best thing should be actually having humanoid characters having to go through the exact same level of matureness of the movies with anthropomorphic animal characters.
I just noticed that the ANIMALS of Disney have more realistic romantic relationships than the humans do.
Simba and Nala were childhood friends and betrothed
Pongo and Perdy are happily married with children and are equals in saving and protecting their kids
And Lady and the Tramp dated
There was no "instalove".
Maybe attraction at first sight (in Pongo's case), but no true love at first sight.
tramp had the same thing when he first saw lady, in my old VSH, when tramp sees lady it does this quick zoom thing on lady or close up of lady, then tramp showing how interested he is in her, I saw they removed that in later installments, I dont know why.
True
And Bambi and Felie and Robin Hood and Lady Mariam.
Don't forget the Aristocats
One thing that went way over my head all these years was the fact that Tramp hated the idea of babies but came to the rescue of one because Lady valued family and loyalty. The deeper he fell in love with her, the more he chose to respect her values and responsibilities. This movie ties with the first 7 minute opening of Up as romantic.
Another thing I love about Lady and the Tramp is that scene where Lady asks "Who will watch over the baby?" Too often, particularly today, the woman's choice in her life is seen as wrong if it doesn't include the man who loves her. They make the woman sacrifice her goals so she can be with that man. But in this, Tramp says "You win" and takes her home. Sure he's upset that she doesn't want to be out in the world with him, but he respects her decision and helps her get what she wants. That's pretty darn incredible. And this was out in the 50s!
So, Tramp's lessons from Lady are similar to Chandler's lessons from Monica. Both hate compromise, but they end up finding the person that makes them want to be compromised. Of course, they're different characters, but it seems that, in the end, the lesson they learn is somewhat similar :)
Lady: woof woof woof!!!
Tramp: we will always have paris.
But for real I loved this movie when I was a kid, now with this video I understand actually why, the relation of the characters.
We'll always have Tony's!
Sunny Intervals The movie takes place in Missouri, not Paris.
These dogs feel more human than most of those picture perfect princesses
The princesses have flaws too, just different types ones. And they are meant to be arctypes anyway for the most part so they are different than other characters by their story function.
Sputterbugz They definitely have some tropes. Animal sidekicks, "I want more" songs etc.
Wow posts like reminds me how ignorant people are...
Bobo Boy wrong
TFW when two dogs have a better love life than you
Most underrated Disney movie of all time!!!!!! Iconic!
This movie gives me nostalgia. Never thought how meaningful the content of the movie was, need to rewatch it with my someone. Happy Valentine's Day Screenprism
I’ve been a fan of pop culture and film analysis since the Nostalgia critic first appeared on TH-cam. However, for all his insight, he is rarely ever classroom appropriate, and more often then not, he goes through a whole movie before saying anything insightful. You ladies bring both a critical eye and class to your videos, and you provide insight throughout your video and don’t rehash the whole plot of a film. You have learned much from your predecessors. No offense to NC. I’ll always be a fan. His humor always hits more than it misses. But it’s your work that is far better positioned to both entertain and help young minds grow. Gotta go rewatch Lady and the Tramp now. Bye!
+Sean Anderson Yeah, NC is more about being funny and tearing shitty movies apart than it is about actual critics. For those, you'd want to watch his impressions and reviews. Those are done out of character, so he gets to truly give his thoughts.
To be fair, Nostalgia Critic is more of a comedy sketch based on bashing shitty movies than true critique.
Check out pop culture detective as well
i've always thought that Lady and The Tramp is a good movie BUT NEVER THIS GOOD?! your analysis gives my so much insight throught the movie's real romantic messages and makes me want to watch it all over again
Why am I crying?? Why do your videos make me cry?! Lol such thoughtful, heart-warming analyses, keep em coming! 💕
Nathy F. I cried too.
Same here! I'm not even much of a crier!! WHY DOES THIS CHANNEL AFFECT ME SO MUCH??
I’m crying too!
Needless to say, I didn’t pick up on most of that as a kid. Now that you’ve pointed it out though, it seems so obvious in hindsight.
I've never seen any explorations into Lady and the Tramp on TH-cam before. It's my favourite Disney movie - this was so lovely to watch :)
This channel makes me watch movies that I never thought I would ever want to watch
you've never seen lady and the tramp? it's such a gem
This video was such a treat!!
Thank you ScreenPrism for making this great video! To me, watching Lady and the Tramp feels like reading a Jane Austen novel because both stress the importance of learning from our lover, which is one of the most valuable lessons we can give to people.
I actually haven't thought of this pair as one of Disney's deeper, more romantic pairs. I was always so focused on the princess pairs. But after seeing this video, I have a newfound appreciation for this couple, and I can see now that they really are one of the more realistic and romantic pairs Disney has to offer.
This is my favorite Disney movie! So nostalgic
Can I just say how much I love your videos on Disney movies in general? Specially the old classics?
They are always positive and light and showing how it’s not like that, and that they are classics for a reason, where a lot of people try to paint them as being the complete opposite . It’s so refreshing and always brings a smile to my face! So please, keep up with the good work!
Nova de Lins Indeed. Too many retrospectives on beloved movies try to deconstruct them and hold them up to reality to expose flaws. This always does hold them up to reality’s mirror but for the purpose of affirmation.
I am so glad I found this channel, you guys are amazing!!! Also, I always thought that Lady and the Tramp was the best Disney love story, because unlike most of the other Disney princess-centered love stories, lady and tramp don't have external obstacles (for example a big villain that wants to take over the world) but their relationship itself is the one that needs to grow, understanding and accepting each other's traits and eventually realizing that they change each other for the better!🐶🐕
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I feel like this can also apply to Duchess and Thomas.
I found it interesting how Lady and the Tramp and Duchess and O'Malley shared parallels to each other.
The key moment to me that emphasizes this is the parallels between Duchess and O'Malley on the roof in the evening and Lady and the Tramp at the park in the morning.
During their convoversations, Thomas and Tramp talk about living their life of freedom and not being domesticated. They even try to give that perspective to Duchess and Lady as they invite them to stay with them in the outside world. They talk about how the owners will just leave them if it came down to it.
Lady and Duchess however counterpart that arguement where they talk about how their families are loving owners, which is true. They both have an immense loyalty to their owners to where the owners need them emotionally as well.
Thomas and Tramp both in the end sacrifice their life of unhinged freedom out in the streets for their loved ones. Both settling down and having their own families to look after now with Tramp and Lady getting together and having children and O Malley getting together with Duchess and becoming the father to her children.
Maybe the most underrated Disney movie of them all! Somehow Lady & the Tramp gets ignored way too often.
So true and great movie!!! One for the ages!
This film is the epitome of classic Disney romance and nostalgia. For such an amazing family movie it's criminally underrated! And the dinner scene is ICONIC!
But the point of beauty and the beast was that it took time? They quite literally talk about it taking time in the movie and they don’t fall in love right away. They spend time showing each other new things and hanging out. I.e. the library scene, the dinners together, reading by the fire, playing in the snow etc...
Yes it’s mostly a montage, but that’s because for quite some before there is conflict as he is well, a beast!
Unlike other Disney princess movies where there tends to be an immediate attraction, even if it’s subtle.
Why did this make me tear up? Good job.
Um, have you guys seen The Rescuers: Down Under? Because Bernard and Bianca make me swoon. 😍
Swoon?
Tom Welch Did I stutter?
Marck Thomas Wilder No, just don’t know what swoon means 😂
Tom Welch It means, like, to faint or wilt. Anyway, Bernard and Bianca, they're a hot couple, is what I'm saying.
Marck Thomas Wilder ahhh. Same here then. Also Pongo and Perdita. Oh can’t forget simba and Nala.
Oooo Wall-E and Eve.
Tramp and lady in dere as well.
Ohhh and.....
Sos got carried away, you get the picture
I’m agree in part
I just want remember that the princess movies like Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Tangled are FAIRYTALES
In Fairytales there is no need to represent things in a realistic way, because fairytales speak in an idealized language
This is why are shown people who fall in love at first sight, because it is the IDEA of relationship that matters
It doesn’t matter how long they spent together, what matters is that they fell in love
deep and beautiful analysis again! wonderful!
Wow, I already loved Lady and the Tramp, but watching this video made me more appreciative and aware of the deeper meanings behind the movie. Great insight on how the romantic buildup between Lady and Tramp was more believable and realistic and how it got both of them to teach each other to develop more self-reliance (as Lady learns from Tramp) and family-oriented intimacy (as Tramp learns from Lady). I was really moved by this video! Keep up the amazing work!
This was one of my favorite films growing up as a kid. Now as an adult, my jaw drops at the kind of things perceived as socially acceptable at the time this film was made, and that they all slipped through my child brain.
Basically this shows that tramp is basically a college student who just wants to have fun, but the moment we graduate we realize shiit we need responsibilities and need someone to love haha love it
It was so sweet when her dog friends offered her to move with them if her family turned their backs on her. It definitely sounded like a marriage proposal but they were so polite and full of good intentions
Lady and the Tramp is one of my favorite Disney movies and one of my favorite movies overall. The reason I love Lady and the Tramp is because it's very romantic. Certain scenes in Lady and the Tramp remind me of six Thomas The Tank Engine stories about being careful, eight Thomas The Tank Engine stories about working together and eight Thomas The Tank Engine stories about behaving well. The stories about being careful are Percy Runs Away (Volume 3), Thomas Breaks The Rules (Volume 4), Henry's Special Coal (Volume 3), The Flying Kipper (Volume 3), Trouble For Thomas (Volume 1) and Toby The Tram Engine (Volume 3). The stories about working together are James In A Mess (Volume 4), Duck Takes Charge (Volume 4), Down The Mine (Volume 5), The Runaway (Volume 5), Better Late Than Never (Volume 5), Tenders And Turntables (Volume 3), Trust Thomas (Volume 6) and Percy And The Signal (Volume 7). The stories about behaving well are Thomas Comes To Breakfast (Volume 3), Pop Goes The Diesel (Volume 5), Diesel's Devious Deed (Volume 5), A Close Shave For Duck (Volume 5), Gordon Takes A Dip (Volume 5), Double Trouble (Volume 4), A Cow On The Line (Volume 4) and Trouble In The Shed (Volume 3).
My favorite Disney movie ever!
Still loving these analysis. Happy Valentine's Day!
When Lady and Tramp have that argument after Lady gets back from the pound, I always thought it was because Lady was protecting him, not that she was really jealous. See at the pound, the other dogs talked about how Tramp's weakness was the dames. How he's been with many other girl dogs, but never takes them serious, until maybe one day he finds one that he treasures more than all the others, aka Lady. When he finds this one he will want to shelter and protect her, but this puts him in danger, because when he tries to protect her and grows careless then the "Cossacks" will pick up and take him to the pound and put him to sleep. When the pound dogs list the other girls, Lady's eyes do get big with surprise but its only when they say the stuff about him finding one he needs to protect and it being "curtains" for him when he does that she looks really alarmed (notice right then the music makes this jarring cutoff sound), that's why the dogs' conversation stops at that point. That's the takeaway. Then the argument itself, yes she asks him who all those other girl dogs were, but I think that was just part of her ploy of pretending to be jealous and frightened and angry. Because while she does sound mad, she was only depressed before he showed up, not wrapped up in jealousy. If she was, she wouldn't have said "oh and that reminds me who is" etc. because she wouldn't need any reminder about those other dogs. She also tells him how she doesn't need him to shelter and protect her, that he needn't worry about his old heel and so on. Then she goes into her doghouse crying, but stops and comes to the front when he's out of earshot, putting her head down because she's still saddened that she had to break up with him. Then of course the rat comes, and Lady's attempt to protect Tramp doesn't work, because he sacrifices himself to the pound in saving the baby from the rat, so then it is Lady who has to save him from being put to sleep, by showing her owners and friends what is going on.
Yes! You noticed that Lady was faking/exaggerating her emotions at that moment! XD No one ever seemed to talk about that!
Dogs are not monogamous on their own volition anyway. It is completely unrealistic for a real female dog to be jealous of a real male dog's past lovers.
She was angry with him, though. She was scared when she was at the pound and she was angry with him for doing that to her, which is understandable. When you're angry about one thing with a person, other things you may usually ignore because they might not really have been that important at the time also comes forward.
I never thought she was trying to protect him, she was trying to get him to leave because she recognised that he was a risk to her and she just used any weapon in her arsenal to do so, which just so happens to include that he was a player.
@@Sigart Lady was shown to be in a tight moral situation; it's hard legitimately when you are a single female in the kind of situation she is in, overshadowed by dominant male-based influences in dog-dom. Her encounter with Peg at the Dog Pound is a powerful symbol of what Lady found lacking in her life up to that point, even though Peg could not tell Lady everything about Tramp's history and so it was only when the rat presented itself that she came to realize Tramp was more than he appeared. Her preceding conflict and anger was therefore legitimate. Regards, Samuel Farris.
Oh! You always make good videos and this is no exception. I never realized that this is the only disney couple who goes on dates
another thing that adds up is how casual the way they first meet is. usually, when lovers-to-be meet for the first time there's already some kind of spark, even when the couple doesn't like each other at first you can see that there's some tension and magnetism between them. but the way Lady meets Tramp when drops by her porch is super average, they don't seem to really take much notice of each other at first, which is reflective of how many people didn't know they were meeting the love at their life when they got introduced to them.
Coming back from school and having one of your videos waiting for me. LIKE!
Happy Valentines Day!
This explains so well why i hate al the "old" disney princess films/movies but really like Lady and the Tramp, thank you so much for the explanation and the video itself.
It was very entertaining ;-)
A+ analysis once again! This film is so layered like an Americana dress.
Would you ladies do analysis on these classics' underscore? I'd love to watch that.
Now, imagine replacing Lady with Merryweather!
This film is part of my childhood amazing video ladies
I've been saying this for years, finally someone else gets it! Thank you for making this!!
It’s adorable how you called the Darlings( or whatever their called idk) Lady’s parents.
Such an irony for you to release this video while the hugely popular romantic blockbuster, the last of the expertly crafted Fifty Shades trilogy is released. "Toxic" marriage vs what you say is a "healthy, wholesome" marriage.
I'd love to see a video of you gals ranting on modern mainstream audience and the appeal of cliched, predictable superhero flicks. Also love to see an in depth analysis of Synecdoche New York, which I've been craving for since I subbed back in 2016. Keep up the good work!
This is what people mean when they say romance is dead, today they put very little effort into the romance films and the characters never show any real connection as they use to.
I have never seen this movie
I guess it time to check it out
sweet! how could anyone give this is a thumbs down?
underrated movie in my opinion
Everything mentioned here is why this movie is my favorite Disney movie. Not only do I love a good romance movie, but I love dogs and I'm a fan of the star crossed lovers relationship. I always loved how he's a poor dog who spends time with many females who's never been in love before actually ends up falling in love with a rich dog. I love the Bella Notte scene along with the actual song, their kiss is just to cute during that scene and they both end up falling in love with each other during that scene. My opinion it's the best Disney movie just love it and never get tired of watching it
I grew up on this movie and you’ve reminded me how deep and awesome it is. This movie is awesome and you guys are awesome
Everything was beautifully said in this video. This also highlights the wonderful medium that is animation. Since you can tell stories that you wouldn't be able to tell with live actions, you have to push the limits using animation to your advantage. If they could do anything with a story where humans are the protagonists, they wouldn't want to make a simple love story that could be done with live action, so the story is more grand and adventurous. While with animals, the grandest and most adventurous stories would be them acting like humans.
That’s why this is men’s favorite one. Because it’s realistic and patient. Timeless.
This movie is the actually the main reason spaghetti and meatballs are my favorite dish
I really want to rewatch Lady and the Tramp now :>
One of my favourite Disney movies. It has a pace that might bore a lot of people nowadays but it's amazingly beautiful.
Ethel and Ernest is another animated movie that presents a very realistic love story. It is basically Raymond Briggs telling the viewers how his parents met, their everyday lives and tutti quanti. It feels real because it is inspired by a real couple. No princesses, no magic, simply the everyday life of a couple from the moment they meet to their deaths. Seriously, you need to check this movie out. It will make you believe in love, again.
The first movie my girlfriend and I ever watched together... I'd never seen it, so it was all her idea. I'm so grateful we got to share it together.
Lady and the Tramp is my 2nd favorite Disney movie. This video warmed my heart and perfectly put into words why I love it so much. 😭😭😭
Very on spot and insightful video! Happy Valentine’s Day 🍝🐶
❤My favorite Disney movie ever!
The scene where tramp is selling the muzzle to the beaver, Lady finishes the pitch with "its a free sample" and you can see his exprrssion when she does. She picked up where he left off and worked with him. And he appreciated it. That small touch is exactly what would make a man fall for a women. Partners in crime without even trying to be.
Great comment! I love that moment too and wonder why it doesn't get mentioned often. I think she earned his respect as someone who can stand up for herself as well. She is both someone he wants to shelter and protect and someone he admires just like in most healthy relationships ,that's what the partners are to each other.
I forgot they went on real dates. Gotta watch again
When I was a kid, when I try to envision Lady and Tramp in their human form, I just only see Rose and Jack from Titanic. Hahaha
I've easily seen this over 100 times and completely forgot about it. I watched this over and over on vhs when I was like 4 or 5. All these scenes are nostalgic; the two siamese cats, the pound, the collar, that spaghetti scene, even the shot of her through the hole in the paper.... like, this is a real throwback to my childhood (me sitting on the floor in front of the tv, watching Disney movies), but also reminds me of my perspective when seeing those thing. For example, my aunt had the squared table cloth at her house and always had breadsticks and I always asked for one because it reminded me of this movie.... I mean, she's been gone since I was 4, so that makes this almost 30 years ago. My mom always watched this with me too.... It's definitely a great memory and I'm glad you guys brought this up.
I think the Before Trilogy is probably collectively the best romantic film of all time. The best case of substance of style in cinema
Lady and the Tramp is one of my favorite Disney movies and one of my favorite movies overall. Certain scenes in Lady and the Tramp remind me of six Thomas the Tank Engine stories about being careful, eight Thomas the Tank Engine stories about working together and eight Thomas the Tank Engine stories about behaving well. The stories about being careful are Percy Runs Away (Volume 3), Thomas Breaks the Rules (Volume 4), Henry's Special Coal (Volume 3), The Flying Kipper (Volume 3), Trouble for Thomas (Volume 1) and Toby the Tram Engine (Volume 3). The stories about working together are James In A Mess (Volume 4), Duck Takes Charge (Volume 4), Down the Mine (Volume 5), The Runaway (Volume 5), Better Late Than Never (Volume 5), Tenders and Turntables (Volume 3), Trust Thomas (Volume 6) and Percy and the Signal (Volume 7). The stories about behaving well are Thomas Comes To Breakfast (Volume 3), Pop Goes the Diesel (Volume 5), Diesel's Devious Deed (Volume 5), A Close Shave for Duck (Volume 5), Gordon Takes A Dip (Volume 5), Double Trouble (Volume 4), A Cow On the Line (Volume 4) and Trouble In the Shed (Volume 3).
This was lovely :) Thank you so much.
Love your channel. It helps me improve my work as a screenwriter and think of creative ways to make my vision come to life. Thanks and keep it up.
I looove the way the dog characters are animated! They have big expressive eyes and very human facial expressions but they move very doglike. Same with the cats, every time I see them I recognize the way they move in my own cat. Does anyone know if they rotoscoped the animals?
this and beauty and the beast are my favorite Disney movies of all time
I want a dog now.
Niamh-Creates treat them right and they really will hold you above themselves. Dogs are selfless, unless it comes to that piece of chicken you’re eating 😂😂
I want a dog like the Tramp xD
For anyone who’s seen the sequel we see Tramp trying to impart his life lessons on to his son Scamp. What Tramp tries to get across to Scamp is that while independence can feel nice, sometimes personal relationships are worth the one leash
Excellent and intelligent video.
I have loved this movie since I saw it as a kid. So good to see it getting the attention it deserves! And you make a point I never really considered before, but which totally makes sense. Thanks so much for all your thoughtful videos.
This is one of my absolute favorite movies, and one that unfortunately does not get enough credit. Thank you for making such a wonderful film analysis and bringing to peoples attention what a truly fantastic and romantic movie it is. Your videos are always a delight :)
7:10 "What's wrong b*tch?" lol
This movie gives me so much nostalgia. I watched it so much as a kid I just always get this feeling when I watch it now. Thank you for uploading this!
Just what I needed on Valentine's Day, thank you so much!
The best part for me is when the Tramp passes the last meatball to Lady. No man ever gives up the last meatball to just any woman unless she was someone he was really, REALLY nuts about. 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️
This movie is my inspiration!
I always thought that this movie was boring but now thanks to you guys I WANT to see this movie again! You guys are amazing!! ♥️
I just fell in love with their love story all over again! Thankyou screenprism !
I- love this movie so much. I love how their relationship develops and their personalities. In general the movie itself is great.
You guys yet again take a movie I love and makeing me love it 100x more
My third favorite Disney movie! So overlooked nowadays it's frustrating. Thank you for this dope video!
love this movie and this vid and happy valentines day
The only videos of you that I don't watch are the once about movies or series I haven't seen yet. But hey, I'm now gonna see them so I can watch your essay about it.
Simply one of the best TH-cam channels I've ever seen!
Thanks and congratulations
Omg, this was my favorite movie as a kid, thank you for driving so deep in it's plot!! So interesting!!
So enjoyed this analysis. Brought back the fond memories I'd had of this film as a child but now with connected with such a richer and authentic meaning! Love your channel; happily subscribed!
My favorite movie at the moment along with the sequel
I'm binging your videos and I gotta say I love your content... I've always enjoyed Disney movies but never understood or seen it with this depth before. Keep up the great work
I appreciate how affirming this video is. It addresses what the movie does well, and acknowledges that it's flawed, but is still valuable. I feel that movie reviews and analyses tend to be very negative or overly appraising. There's something about the way this argument is presented that doesn't feel blindly positive, as can happen with Disney films people are nostalgic about. Also, many film analyses tend to focus on what a film does wrong, and how to do better, whereas this focuses on how the film is successful, and what lessons we can take away from that. I also appreciated this about your Cinderella video. I guess, in short, thanks for making me think without vilifying one of my favorite childhood movies!
One of my favorites, thanks for the insights!
Now this story makes me appreciate this film more and more, i'm learning a lot from this channel