The History of Walt Disney Animation Studios + (1/16) - Animation Lookback
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- Our story begins with a man who forever changed animation to become a Hollywood icon
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Disney is filled with history, Walt inspired so many people. What a legend
I idolize Walt Disney.
FardintheCartoonLover plus. Fleischer is like Atari.
@@benrobson3442 What?
@@disneyrules7808 Fleischer Studios. it was one of the early animation studios. and it challenged with Disney in the 20s and 30s. until it got out of business in the 1940s. same thing happened to Atari and Nintendo. because when the NES had a success. Atari maybe stopped making consoles, until they made the Jaguar.
@@benrobson3442 I see what you mean now.
As someone who has been a fan of Mat's for years, it's great to see him go back to his first video series ever and update it with all the new movies that have come out, information that has been public, and skills he has learned. Great job Mat. You should be proud of yourself.
Hopefully he will redo Pixar One , Since I LOVED INSIDE OUT .
_I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing - that it was all started by a mouse._
*~ Walt Disney*
And then the Warners stole the spotlight in 1943.
Mr. Friendship That man is one of my BIGGEST ALL-TIME favorite Idols I look up to! I share (at least to me) the exact same passion, creativity, and ambition as him. And as someone who lived on the High functioning Autism Spectrum since childhood, he helped me overcome my disorder in many multiple ways. From the movies, theme parks, Broadway shows, and even his own quotes, Walt Disney was and is THE historical icon that has shaped my views on life forever! 😂😭😅 Maybe someday I will bring some of the stories that I am working on to life at Walt’s treasure chest of a studio and continue brining his legacy alive and well to the public...Especially in TODAY’s time period!
Technically it was a rabbit
@@RathouseFilmworks And MGM
@@benjackson7872 yes but someone at that time already had the rights to Oswald and after a few disagreements the person that had rights to Oswald take it away from Walt Disney then he decided to create his own character : Mickey Mouse.
"You make a gag that made it in the movie? You get 5 bucks."
That's actually quite brilliant.
According to an online inflation calculator, $5 back in 1936 would equal $104 today. Talk about a bonus.
Dawm the
"In other words pinnochio was a douchbag" part is so smooth
And it does not help that the conscience cricket is so annoying that when Pinnochio steps on him, the reader's likely reaction is to cheer him. Sadly, the cricket's ghost is even more irritating. I once tried to read the novel, and failed; chief among its many faults, it is boring beyond all belief, and I will never understand how it ever came to be regarded as a classic.
@@LadyDeirdre
1. I was talking about the animation of the part
2. Wait, jiminy cricket was originally annoying? Huh, I never knew that
@@tsarmikislav938 and Pinocchio killed a cricket in the original book.
@@LadyDeirdre Maybe it's because of how insanely dark it is????
It's the first job I said I wanted. 35 years later I still draw for different companies, but this was all I knew in 1983. The dream job, drawing for Disney. Brilliant.
I like to put Snow White into the context of the Lego Movie and the Spiderverse movie: they sounded really stupid at first, but was proven dead wrong after it came out.
Lives are full of risks
Please, Wyldstyle, let me handle this: that idea is just the worst
Probably much worse than that considering it was the first animated move.
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Disney is an amazing studio that make beautiful films, and still number 1 to this day with Pixar.
Forever
Small correction: Pinocchio wasn't the first animated Disney film to hit home video in the 80s. It was preceded by Dumbo, The Three Caballeros and Robin Hood. It WAS, however, the first one to be priced for sales rather than rental.
and Alice in Wonderland
@@mickeymouseproductions8977 And The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh
And now we’re back to where it all started
This should be interesting
35:05 I’ve met Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey from “Fantasia” at Disney’s Hollywood Studios when I was 5 years old but I remembered one time he holds me in his arms and kissed me on the cheek back in 2005
(10 years later)
Animat: Aw shit, here we go again.
(Also toucans animation strangely fits)
(Also Also happy 10 year anniversary!)
My Suggestion To Animat
Keep Doing It .
@@m.syauqiabdurahman2798 Keep Moving Forward.
Dang, 10 years. I can't believe how much your channel and Disney have grown so much!
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I had a feeling you’d redo Disney animation eventually
same
Me too
I would like Animat to redo Pixar after he has finish Disney Animation so that he can talk about more movies and to have the same high quality flash animation like he has here.
he has been teasing it since his top ten favorite moments from the old one.... it just took him till 100k to do it
And a fitting time to do so is the 10th anniversary of the original review series. :)
I love how you're updating it with everything: even giving a passing mention to what each movie spawned like The 7D and Harmonix's Fantasia game. People usually overlook those.
The 7D is a Rip-Off of Snow White and Seven Dwarfs (Original Disney Animated Classic).
Igorowan
I liked that too. But he still overlooked a few things, like comics and wartime shorts, which I can understand.
Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs,
The film he thought would be the biggest fall, Has became his greatest successor.
Essentially the classic version of Final Fantasy.
@@galfinsp7216 And Fire Emblem Awakening!!!
Happy 10 year anniversary of making videos Electric Dragon 505!
An important thing to note is that 1989 was also the first year of the National Film Registry, making Snow White's selection that year (alongside the aforementioned Wizard of Oz) that much more special.
2:40 I remember reading somewhere that Walt once got in trouble as a kid for drawing on the wall of his house or something
Like he took a bucket of paint and created a painting on the exterior wall of the house
It was actually tar, which got him in bigger trouble
"Walt! Not scribbling on walls again! My god..." - Walt's Uncle, from the trailer of "Walt before Mickey"
And the tar stayed on the house when the family moved!
You know i'm so thrilled you are redoing this one. Considering how much I adore Disney and your videos came at the right time in my life. I always felt like the outcast who just adored Disney animation. So seeing your videos made me think im not alone. I felt true nostalgia not only for how much Disney affected my childhood but how much your videos made an impact on my life. So for that i must thank you!
Cant wait for the rest!
Believe it or not, Mel Blanc also did the sounds for Dina the kitten from Alice in Wonderland and Disney Wiki said he did frog noises in The AristoCats. Also, he was considered for the role of Dopey before they decided he wouldn't talk.
Happy 10th anniversary, Mat! I’ve been watching your show ever since 2009 and it has definitely grown into one of my favorite shows on TH-cam! Even though I’m not a big fan of the Disney company’s corporate structure and business practices, I still can’t deny that Walt Disney Animation Studios has left a huge impact on not just the animation industry, but entertainment and media as well. I have been a huge fan of the studio’s work ever since I first saw Pinocchio over 25 years ago and they still continue to entertain, surprise, and emotionally resonate with me to this day. Congratulations on your first 10 years and here’s to 10 more! Really looking forward to part 2!
Time stamps:
0:00 Walt's beginnings
5:45 Snow White & the 7 Dwarfs
17:54 Pinocchio
29:18 Fantasia
YES!!! A new, updated version of the already great Lookback!
Glad you hype about disney animation of lookback history remake.
Nooky Brownies
The only remake that's actually necessary.
"I want you to name an animation studio, the first one that pops in your head."
Dingo Pictures
@marianne mccrank No, I mean Dingo Pictures.
@marianne mccrank Oh wow, actually? Holy crap.
@marianne mccrank Yeah, I was about to say.
I didn't know that was a thing until saberspark
Aardman
My favorite animation studio! Every single movie from Snow Whie and onward has been a magical journey with creative and imaginative stories. Can't wait for Frozen 2.
Thank you, Walt Disney, for creating the most magical animation studio of all time.
“Clever girl.”
I’m gonna have to watch one episode of this series a day but it’s worth it because Disney and animat are that good and deserves time and love.
These three films were a big part of my childhood. I would watch them over and over and jump around singing and dancing to the songs. I'm still writing my Pinocchio daughter story as a tribute to Walt and all the amazing films and cartoons he made during his time on earth. These three films will always be in heart as three of the greatest films ever made.
I see this Lookback as an absolute win!
This was amazing Matt, this really shows how much you have improved since the first lookback, you are truly an amazing dude
This is a great way to celebrate 10 years of starting your career on TH-cam
So hyped for this!
I'm so hype too!!
I liked how you mentioned about the Fantasia concert event where there’s a live orchestra that performs the music from both Fantasia films and presents segments from the two films on a big screen. 4 years ago, I was very fortunate enough to see an anniversary screening of Fantasia to celebrate its 75th anniversary.
Happy 10th Anniversary to AniMat, his Animation Lookback and congratulations on reaching 100k on his channel. I am definitely looking forward to see more chapters on this Animation Lookback remake.
The original one was 14 parts, now add 10 years worth of new movies, and this one gonna at least be about 20 or so parts, and I can't WAIT!!!
fifinostalgia
Plus more details about the other ones covered. And also some shorts that got omitted.
It wasn’t 20 it was 15
(32:52)
That’s Corey Burton doing his dub from the 2000 DVD. The real Deems Taylor is heard from the 1990 VHS and 2010 Blu-ray/DVD.
Justin Caban They actually restored it?
Chill Player 123 Well, yes.
Just want to point out that Ward Kimball did not only did the famous Soup scene which was cut due to pacing issues, but also for a scene where the dwarves built a bed for Snow White, which got scrapped before all animation was complete. Ward was so disappointed that he was seriously thinking of quitting but Walt gave him the supervising animation position of Jiminy Cricket before he could so, therefore chaning his mind.
Both the Soup and Bed Building scenes can be viewed on the Snow White and Seven Dwarfs home media.
*Sees **49:40** length*
"Who wants popcorn!"
Me
@@skunkman9815 🍿Here you go
I want some popcorn too
@@TheDerpyBoi 🍿
@@skunkman9815 I got my own 🍿
YES!!!! This is so awesome because I've get to watch re-watch Animation Lookback on Walt Disney Animation Studio in a NEW style. I have always respect your awesome review lookback, and I know that Snow White has inspired MGM Wizard Of Oz. I really can't wait to see the next review on Walt Disney.
Masterpiece about masterpieces. Thank you for your efforts, Mat.
It got its money in 1969 with a release so yeah
Great start on the updated Lookback. The animation done by ToucanLDM was also really enjoyable. Can't wait to see how you'll do the rest of the videos.
Still great, I love how much I learn from these videos. Now back to re watching your Ghibli lookbacks.
I'm hoping that once he gets to Lilo & Stitch, he'll mention the anime & the chinese series Stitch & Ai.
It was Japanese
@@ashleightompkins3200 No, the Japanese anime is just called Stitch!, while China made their own Stitch series called Stitch & Ai.
@@superstitch5618 Really? Interesting
If anyone is looking at this comment and you haven't seen Stitch & Ai before, then you check out the show's full episodes in the link below if you're interested: kimcartoon.cc/stitch-and-ai/
Super Stitch Don’t link that, watchcartoononline is more safer.
Happy 10 anniversary of your TH-cam channel 2009 2019
Not only that Happy 10th Anniversary to Animation Lookback.
Happy Anniversary Animat
And happy 96th Anniversary to the founding of Walt Disney Animation Studios themselves.
@@LooneyCartoonMan Yeah, that too. But sometimes I like to separate Walt Disney Animation Studios from The Walt Disney Company itself.
Pinocchio is the best Disney film I've ever seen.
yes! Pinocchio is my top favorite Disney movie, period!
Great job Animat, I can tell you’ve put a lot more effort into this one and it’s really nice to see how far you’ve come since this was your first series 10 years ago. Also I can’t wait for part 2.
This was quite a start to the project. Disney's early history is probably the most fascinating to me, even with the stuff I'm not a big fan of. I'm definitely looking forward to when you talk about the films of the package era. I enjoy most of those more than the general public and feel they deserve more attention.
Earliest television memories for me were the Mickey Mouse Club. The earliest movies I have any memories of include Snow White and Sleeping Beauty. I learned a lot about Disney when I was in my later years.(He died when I was twelve.)
Can’t wait for the rest! Keep up the good work animat!
Last time I was here this early, John Lasseter wouldn't stop hugging me
I guess there is no room left in this world for a friendly hugger... :(
I got my mickey ears, a bag of popcorn, and some paper to take notes. What? As a Disney nerd, I NEED to know my stuff.
Most Disney movies on DVD have behind the scenes bonuses.
I've been waiting for this since you mentioned this project in the commentary
This documentary is amazing! Great host, editing, sound and subject matter! Thank you for creating and posting for us all. I am a film teacher who also teaches a class on and about Walt Disney named "From Animation to Empire" and this production is just fantastic! Your "B" roll quality is just fantastic as is your personality, voice and excitement about the subject. Great timeline, information and script....Thank you so much you truly rock.
I love your lookback videos. Disney is truly magical
13:13 Mr. Banks! 😂❤️👍🏼
Oh I actually remember this, glad the remaster finally made its way. Now this is a Disney-related remake worth seeing
The way Kimball got the animating job of Jiminy cricket out of sympathy Really shows how much Walt Disney really cared about his nine old man
Extraordinary. Amazing job, Animat.
Wow! What a fantastic introduction for this lookback. I'm very excited for what this series has to offer. I've been watching your videos since the original Disney lookback and wondered if you would revive it. Thank you.
You know the very first series was the first series of videos of Animat I watched. Here we are, 10 years later and still a work of art. I love how you included some extra facts that you didn't mention 10 years ago. Happy 10 year anniversary Animat
Happy 100th Anniversary, Disney!
It's too great to get more information and commentary on the legendary animation studio! Another informative and entertaining video. Keep it up!
WOW, a remake of your first Animation Lookback episode !!!
Here’s an index for anyone who needs it:
0:01 Intro
2:21 Walt Disney’s Backstory
5:45 Snow White
17:54 Pinocchio
29:20 Fantasia
This has to be a greatest and even better version on Animation lookback Disney! Even to how this was retold felt more superior compared to the original.
I'm hype about best of animation lookback!!
My favorite movies are The Lion King, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Wreck It Ralph.
Happy 10th Anniversary to Animation Lookback Walt Disney Animation Studios and of course, your youtube channel, Animat!
When it comes to Pniocchio's box office failure at the time of release, most of the audiences were disappointed that Disney didn't do a sequel to Snow White and Seven Dwarfs, as they wanted to see more dwarves. This annoyed Walt Disney as it was similar to his success with the Silly Symphony Three Little Pigs and the audience demanded more pigs, therefore did more sequels with The Big Bad Wolf (which combined the Three Pigs tale with Little Red Riding Hood, also having a wolf as the villian), Three Little Wolves (based upon The Boy Who Cried Wolf, and the three sons of The Big Bad Wolf became an inspiration for Zeke Wolf's son in Three Little Pigs comics decades later) and The Practical Pig. Although these cartoons were popular, they weren't as successful as Three Little Pigs which made Walt realize that "you can't top pigs with pigs".
However, there was a time where Disney studio was going to do a short sequel to Snow White, similiar to Tangled Ever After was to Tangled or Frozen Fever was to Frozen, called Snow White Returns (the storyboards for the planned short can be seen on the DVD and Bluray bonus features) which was also going to feature the cut scenes the Soup and Bed Building Scenes. The reason for the short to be cancelled is unknow though speculations are either Walt changed his mind about doing the sequel, the failures of Pinocchio and Fantasia made him change his priorities or the fact that the US goverment took control of the Disney Studio in order to do morale and propaganda films as United States entered World War II or possibly all three.
Summery of the story for Snow White Returns: The Dwarfs are working in their mine when they recieve a letter from Snow White announcing her visit them, Doc and the gang wants to give her a present and decides on building a bed. When they arrive to their cottage Snow White has prepared dinner and they all sit down to eat. After dinner, the dwarfs says they have a surpise for her and goes outside to get the bed but they realized that they forgot to saw off the bottom of tree trunks of which the bed posts were made from. When they finally get the bed off and carried it over to the front door and relvealed their surprise but it turns out that Snow White waited for so long that she got really tired and went to the dwarfs' bedroom to sleep. The dwarfs decides to surprise Snow White in the morning instead and themselves lay in the bed they made for their dearest friend, to sleep in it.
I've lost count of how many times I've re-watched this series
So in addition to Animat talking about Disney. I am currently making a book that talks about Walt's early life up to Raya and the Last Dragon. It's called 100 years of Disney magic. I also will have a video ranking all the WDAS films on my channel soon!
Snow White’s success also lead the Fleischer Brothers to make their own features, starting with “Gulliver’s Travels.”
What a way to celebrate your 10th anniversary well done Animat.
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OH MY STARS!
Happy 10th Anniversary AniMat!
100 years ago today
whoa, that was a Lot of different names for dwarf name suggestions
❤💗 I'm so hyped for this! Congrats on the new Animation Lookback Disney! I hope you can fix all the mistakes that you previously did with the old Animation Lookback Disney like the cancelled Chanticleer before pitching with the Sword of the Stone film. 💗❤
Am I allowed to call this my most anticipated thing in media of the rest of this and the following year even more than Endgame or Stranger Things?
Absolutely sensational first part!
Hi Animat. First off, congratulations on your 100K subscriber count and award. You earned it!
I’ve been a subscriber to you since 2016 and I’ve always been impressed with your animation lookback series. Looking forward to the rest of this series of videos on one of, if not the most influential animated industry of all time!
Keep up on the wonderful work you’re doing!
Based on the title alone, I know this is going to be a treat.
Learning more from this series than any of the art classes I’ve taken at college rn
Ikr
I love how the opening and other parts of the script pays homage to the original version.
What a hero! I watched his films as a child, and I still do today! Inspiring me to do artwork and probably animation one day ❤️
Looking back at Fantasia, it aged better than most films of its time, including Snow White, Pinocchio and MGM's Wizard of Oz.
For one thing, It's in color when most are in black and white.
For another, and more importantly, the lack of scripted dialogue throughout doesn't allow for 1940s acting to betray its period if you didn't know better aside from Deems Taylor's introductions, which don't involve playing a character but presenting a concert, it could be made today. And concert halls and the dresses and suits people will typically wear when attending them haven't changed in all these years. Musical instruments, and virtually everything you see in such a setting have not changed at all. And none of the animated segments are set in periods where film was a thing, so those can't betray the year the film was made. This very same film could be made today, and one who didn't know any better could be convinced this was a recent picture. If they included so much as one shot of someone's bedroom or any part of the home or shot anything of a city street, it would betray this as something from the early 20th century.
Star Wishin’: for when ya don’t have a prayer.
It’s also amazing how Walt wanted to make Fantasia, one of the most important animated films of all time, just because he didn’t want Mickey to be forgotten.
Dang. Why is it that explaining animation history is just so interesting, entertaining & satisfying at the same time?
Sometimes, reality is stranger than fiction.
I was hoping you would do it again. I can’t wait till you talk about the movies after 2009!
Me nether
Moana and frozen!
Happy 10th Anniversary, Animation Lookback! :D
disney is my hyperfixation and i love you now
Awesome video, Animat! I like how you went more in depth with the history of these films! Well, looking forward to watching more of these!
Congrats on your 10th anniversary AniMat!
Happy 10th Anniversary ElectricDragon505!
Disney is almost 100 years old they're that legendary
Can you imagine if Animat did the Animation Lookback of Walt Disney Animation Studios this year instead?
@@TwilightLink77 He could talk about Raya And Last Dragon, Encanto and Strange World
You are very talented Animat I can't wait for you to finish Disney +. But how far your you planning to go in the playlist since Disney has made many many more film since 2010. Are you going to go as far as Frozen 2? Good luck either way
Animat you are the greatest of the animated history
I’m very upset that Fantasia didn’t get the success it deserved at its release. If I could go back in time, I’d spend every cent I own just viewing it.
It got its money in 1969 with a re-release so yeah
@@55twintv39 I knew that, yes. But if it had been a success at its debut, maybe I could’ve seen all the sequel segments Walt had planned
@@ProfCoolio
Well not everything goes according to plan
I can imagine at the dwarf names, Walt was giving his writers a look of “Am i the only one taking this seriously?”
this is gonna be a highly rated and highly viewed video i just know it! :D