Duck Tales: The Movie - Disneycember
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ธ.ค. 2015
- Originally aired in December 2014. Doug takes a look at Duck Tales the Movie.
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Thing is... Dijon was in a few episodes of the show. And he came from a country where everybody talked like that, and MOST people there weren't thieves. In fact, Dijon's brother was a protector of an ancient relic-- a goose that could turn anything into gold. Like, yeah, DIJON is a thief... but the show did pretty well in showing that not everybody from their race was.
I mostly bring this up because people who aren't overly familiar with the show might think the character was made specifically for the movie and not get that Scrooge has had many encounters with Dijon. Many times Dijon rectified his crimes-- which is probably one of the reasons Scrooge keeps associating with him... besides the fact he's cheap to hire.
Yeah he comes from india where his brother is the protecter of the golden goose true he steals it but it is on a whim and he is conflicted but loses it before he can turn it back in. He tries to get by in life even tho its hard he cant get a job because of his cleptomania so he has to do odd work of the kind that aint legal.
I never thought much about Dijon because - honestly - I couldn't figure out what he was supposed to be. I could see, of course, that he was a dog. But I didn't know the "breed" of dog, so to speak. Dijon seemed very much like a Muslim Arab, but his brother Poupon dressed like a Christian monk. And they were both named after varieties of French mustard, which is funny, but...then why not make them French instead? (And yes, my friends and I made fun of the name "Poupon." A LOT.)
In the reboot, Dijon is renamed Djinn and he is descended from a genie who married his great-grandmother and the lamp is more-or-less a family relic. Also, he's basically the Disney version of Ardeth Bay from the Brendan Fraser Mummy films.
Can still remember watching this in theater as a 5-6 year old. It seemed so large and epic.. got the vhs about a year later when I broke my arm as a gift, watched it to death. Just saw it again today, still awesome
Marius Møller I got this movie a few years ago
RIP Alan Young (1919-2016) voice of Scrooge McDuck.
Hobbit Fan86 and HELLO David Tennant!
Gaming Knight ROBLOX you're disrespecting a dead man think about that
Dusan Pokimica Yeah I agree with Dusan. I never even watched the original but that's a pretty shitty thing to say regardless of what you think of either actor's performances.
Dusan Pokimica I'm so sorry. David tennant is my favorite actor
David Tennant has done a great job filling in the spats of Scrooge McDuck's voice, but Alan Young will always be the original Scrooge McDuck (even if he's not really the original).
I love this movie, and you're right - it doesn't get the attention it deserves.
Yeah, it's awesome!! :D
I did watch this all the time as a kid and it's really sad to hear of the lost of the great Alan Young
R.I.P Alan Young we'll miss you
I love Dijon. Both as a kid and now as an adult. I can see why he would cause controversy, but it's just a funny cartoon character. I didn't find him offensive then or now, but I guess the world sees otherwise
me too Dijon was likeable he was the underdog that tried to get by in life with his complex disability.
@@TheEvilLV I think in the same way.
The newest episode of the new Ducktales was a big homage to this and Quack Pack.
It had donald make a wish for his family to be normal so the genie traps them in an early 90s sitcom. They even get the lamp in a room identical to the treasure room from the film- the basket of gold, the pillar surrounded by scorpions- everything!
@Chris Smalls his name is Jaleel White. Id of thought after Big Fat Liar people would stop calling him that!
Lol and ya i found that out a week ago actually
Pretty Good "Duck Tales" real animated movie. Even Doug will say, "it will never leave. IT WILL NEVER LEAVE!"
Well, the people seemed to like Dijon, so much so that he was brought into the show for a few episodes, including the finale.
It's amazing that this movie actually came out before Aladdin. Especially since there's so many comparisons between the 2 films.
To me, stereotypes aren't inherently racist. It depends on how they handle them or if they say anything negative about them.
+AdamGregory03 The problem is that using harmful stereotype and caricatures that
trivialize people of certain cultures or even portray them as bad people
(such as thieves in this), then there are a lot of people who would
actually believe people of that race or culture are all like that. And
that can and has in the past led to purposeful discrimination because of
said stereotypes. Even discrimination in the vein of harming or killing people of such cultures.
***** ...And you are?
Oh. Cool.
Ducktales had tons of stereotypes that ended up likeable anyway, even Scrooge is a 'stingy Scot' with an 'uptight Brit butler' Duckworth.
Yes, but they're all portrayed as heroes who, despite their faults, have many redeeming qualities and are ultimately portrayed as "the good guys" and heroic. Dijon is a cowardly backstabbing thief whose only redeeming quality is that he thought killing the ducks was going a bit overboard.
I have fond memories renting the VHS of this movie from a video store in my hometown. The store's been gone for like a decade now and thanks to the Internet, I still watch this movie now and again.
FUN FACT: The majority of the DuckTales episodes, especially early on, were outsourced to Tokyo Movie Shinsha, who did great work on several US cartoons during this era. DT:TotLL, however, was animated "in-house-sort-of" by Disney's then-extant Paris studio, which explains how the animation was even better than the show's already high quality.
Shame they closed down their French studio. They did odd episodes for shows like Talespin as well and they were always lush.
It seems like the Australian animation studio that made this one, Goofy movie and Rescuers down under were just doomed to go unrecognized in their time
a goofy movie was mainly made in Paris
Duck Tales was mainly made in France too, by the Brizzi brothers.
@@ManaPeerfr no way
I definitely adored this movie when I was younger. I first saw the promotional artwork in one of the Rescue Rangers comics and had to see the movie! I actually went to the cinema to see it, and was thoroughly drawn into the entire thing. No regrets.
I had so many memories of this movie yet I couldn’t remember anything after the first half until I rewatched it
I think I watched this movie 500 times as a kid
Starfire same!
too bad Gargoyles was never made into a movie
GLJohn Stewart It Was! I remember a vhs ad for it
that wouldve been good
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To those who find Caricatures offensive here is a hint THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE OVER THE TOP. Thats the point, they are supposed to be so ridiculous that you KNOW thats not how the group is, its a joke.
+memnarch129 Why did I read this right at that part
the problem is that minorities were most only played like that which isn't a fair representation of the people or the culture. but the world was a bigger place then and now technology and progress has made the world smaller so we can have a better understanding other cultures.
Robert Gray
jew
Hahaha I'm not Jewish
Robert Gray
JEEEwwWWWWWWWW
This movie is so cool!!!!!!!! As seen then before I wish to talk about the last episode of Disney's original "DuckTales" 1987 TV show, titled, "The Golden Goose".
My favorite cartoon of all time
Is it odd that I have literally never heard of this movie, but watched the show ALL THE TIME as a kid?
“A lot of times people try to take a successful TV show and make a movie out of it, the #1 complaint is that it just seems like a longer version of an episode.”
Personally I think that should be a complement, because I grew up watching TV show movies like Rugrats in Paris, Recess: School’s Out, The Spongebob Squarepants Movie, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, The Simpsons Movie, The Powerpuff Girls Movie and even this film and they were pretty awesome.
Not to mention with people usually making live-action/CGI hybrids of classic cartoons these days, these other movies (While just to promote the TV Shows they were based on) were more faithful to their represented series than what the Live-Action/CGI Hybrid films were. So I think we should be thankful these TV Cartoon movies are a bajillion times better than those awful Live-Action/CGI Hybrid movies.
And after the recent success of *The Spongebob Movie: Sponge out of Water* and the recent announcements of a *MLP: FiM movie* and an *Adventure Time movie*, I’m beginning to feel like we are going to relive those days, and it will make me feel like a kid again.
Rugrats in Paris brings back some good memories. But may I ask you something?
WHO LEFT THE DOGS OUT!!!!!
Sean The TH-cam Hermit It's "Who *let* the dogs out???"
NCfanboy1 Oh sorry about that my friend
+Sean The TH-cam Hermit
It was the Baha Men. The Baha Men let the dogs out.
+NCfanboy1 The movies you listed actually felt like movies(well, except The Simpsons). I think what Doug was referring to was movies like "Camp Lazlo:Where's Lazlo?" or "Regular Show:The Movie", which both were great movies, but felt more like extended episodes.
i havent seen this movie in years and yet i can remember it so damn well, it was such a fun movie
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the italian sub was godly done as well
Unluckly the voice actor who made scrooge died a year ago, but no one will forget his scream of "someone stops those pants" at the end of the film.
I never sore the show as a kid but i sore this over and over again. Honestly one of my favourite childhood movies hell i think it might have been my first Disney movie
Duck Tales. Woo-ooo
r0bw00d lol
It will never leave!!! 😠
I actually watched this movie as a kid more than I watched the actual show!
"I was frozen today!"
i had this on vhs growing up i loved it
Christopher Lloyd is playing the villain? *I'm in!*
This movie was huge for me as a kid and had a great villian, even greater score by David newman, and it still makes me laugh at 36! Not many cartoonss can do that
My god i remember this as a 42 page storybook in my childhood, i never knew it had its own movie.
People are just too damn sensitive. I thought Dijon was funny character
999haunted Now that's something we both can agree on. Makes me wish those kinds of people go to the Please Please Pleese Get a Life Foundation.
I always liked this movie, even though the villain is kinda forgetable.
I think the whole film starts off pretty strong and ends with a cool climax, but the middle part can drag a bit.
Forgetable? Dude gave me *nightmares* as a kid. Granted, I was seven at the time, but the thought of that semi-organic palace of evil growing out of ground, destroying Scrooge's home, and that utterly heartless villain with access to endless wishes... brrr.
brigidtheirish Plus, CHRISTOPHER LLOYD!!!!
Dude, Merlock creeped me out as a kid.
I didn't find him forgettable. Christopher Lloyd gave me one of my favorite performances of his as Merlock!
I lost this movie a long time ago. I really loved it.
I grew up with this movie and I still really like it. And is it weird that I never watched Duck Tales before this movie?
I used to always watch this movie when I was a kid, seeing this brings back memories.
I remember I grew up with this film. I may still have the VHS
I personally really like this movie and yes it is one of the more rarer Disney Movies out there. I had it on VHS all those years ago as a kid and my sister was able to pick it up for me on DVD only a couple years ago. Apparently it was only available by racking up so many Disney reward points.
I actually love this movie it actually reminded me of the Goonies and Indiana Jones
But guess what people? Dijon is coming back in the Ducktales reboot and I'm pretty sure he isn't a stereotype anymore.
I mean he looks so cool! With a serious actitude, all dressed in black and... OH NO
My subscriptions are filled with Disneycember!
My mother would rent that movie for me when I was a kid in Brooklyn had a lot of fun watching it over my weekends.
When I was a kid, they used to show DuckTales on tv. I really loved it and also liked the movie. The strange thing is: When the channel bought the movie, they stopped airing the show and only showed re-runs of the movie ocasionaly.
It wasn't the first time neither; they had done it with the Lensman before that (even though I can't remember if it was the same channel).
I was pretty upset (and still am), and this fact kind of spoiled this movie for me :(
This movie's on tv every Christmas for some reason
I'm probably one of quite a few people watching this because of just having watched the reboot. I can't wait to hear your thoughts on it. Thanks for all your hard work. Best.
I hope when Ducktales returns in 2017, it will still be hand drawn and seem timeless as apposed to giving Huey, Duey and Louie say, IPads or something.
like quack pack
+Alisha Dee i get a bad feeling the animation will be like that new lion king show
+Alisha Dee I hope to god that it's not flash, like Fizzle said, the lion guard.
+Alisha Dee
hand drawn animation is dead
Disney killed it
+Alisha Dee I doubt it. They won't even bring the old voice actors back, and many of them are still active in the industry and willing to do it.
it was a good movie and i liked it.
cool video.
Ducktales the movie...Disney's outrageously overlooked gem
This movie was my childhood and I had that dvd.
IT WILL NEVER LEAVE.
Oh, I this movie! Almost forgot about it!
Memories coming back.
I loved this as a child! \o0o/
How come Rescue Rangers or Darkwing Duck never got a movie?
+Buc Whovian You can actually blame this movie for that. There were plans for both, alongside more DuckTales films. But the film was not a hit (though it DID make it's money back), so the plans were shelved.
Jacob Felger
So I guess was before they were doing the whole straight to video thing.
jameygamer Jacob Felger I appreciate the responses guys, l really do. But do either of you have any information that isn't unsourced text off Wikipedia?
To be fair, Rescue Rangers actually started as a Rescuers tv show, but got a whole new cast instead, with Chip and Dale being added.
I had it on VHS tape and watched it hundreds of times as a kid. #GreatMovie
Merlock Glomgold Beagle Boys and Magica: We finally found it NOW WHO'S GONNA STOP US
I used to always watching this movie as a kid, and I forgot about it after all these years.
While it isn't one the best ducktales stories, it is still a good one. It's ashamed that we didn't get more movies nor we didn't get to any of great supporting cast like Gyro, Fenton,and Bubba to appear. Hell, if we had a few films imagine the ultimate villain team-up The Beagles, Magica, Flinthart that would've awesome.
I had this Movie on VHS! sadly I don't got it anymore, I really loved the Movie...want to rewatch it badly now
In my country the movie was aired as three separate episodes, so I was surprised to learn it's actually a movie, pretty cool!
Everything is racist to people nowadays. Honestly though, whenever somebody say something is racist or offensive i just say "just shut the hell up, i don't care what you think is offensive"
Don't say that because when they do the same to your Religion, Race, Country, State, etc You would be pissed off too wouldn't you ?
TheWalkingAmongThe Dead Nope.
***** So?
***** Or they can just learn to stop be whiny bitches and take the joke as a joke. I mean my God, just imagine if I was like one of those. I would never back able to watch the muppets due to the Swedish chef
Mercury Black spitting some truth.
0:54 I kept rewinding over and over going "where do I know that voice?!" And then I realized. It's the Hacker from Cyberchase.
The professionally offended will be offended by something regardless; they may as well be offended by Dijon.
+Robert “Robovski” Turner The problem is that using harmful stereotype and caricatures that
trivialize people of certain cultures or even portray them as bad people
(such as thieves in this), then there are a lot of people who would
actually believe people of that race or culture are all like that. And
that can and has in the past led to purposeful discrimination because of
said stereotypes. Even discrimination in the vein of harming or killing people of such cultures.
+Silverizael
yeah well we have words for people who believe everything they see
children and dumbasses
children learn, don't be friends with dumbasses
problem solved
EVO6reviews
Unfortunately, dumbasses can vote and they often vote for things that discriminate against others. Like all of the voting laws a bunch of states in the south are trying to pass that would negatively affect minority groups' ability to vote.
+Silverizael The dumbasses who base their political view on a kids movie can't vote because such people don't exist.
Also it would be great if the International Community Of The Ever So Caring And Sensitive could be whining less about trivial things and start defending the Right of Free Speech.
MrKonradCurze
How are they not defending the right to free speech? There are no legal repercussions for your speech unless you do something like yell fire or lie in court or whatever. But the freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences. You're allowed to say whatever you want and other people are allowed to call you out on it.
That's them exercising their right to free speech as well.
Damn peoples' sensibilities. The people who complain about most of this stuff are the same assholes that would complain that they had nothing to complain about.
+Molly O'Kami The problem is that using harmful stereotype and caricatures that
trivialize people of certain cultures or even portray them as bad people
(such as thieves in this), then there are a lot of people who would
actually believe people of that race or culture are all like that. And
that can and has in the past led to purposeful discrimination because of
said stereotypes. Even discrimination in the vein of harming or killing people of such cultures.
What I'm saying is that people see discrimination because they WANT to see it. There's a theory that in the show, the ducks symbolize "whites" and the dogs symbolize "blacks." This is compounded by the idea that the ducks are white ducks and the dogs are darker. This is bad enough with stereotypes like the butler and Ma Beagle and the Beagle Boys playing the "emotionless Brit" and "ugly (especially in women) = bad," but add this angle and the whole series, by your logic, should be banned.
Even beyond that, the show is filled with other negative white stereotypes like the"misery rich," "good-looking doofus," the "lanky nerd." I'll even wager that fans even can tell you whom I just described. But, since this are negative stereotypes against whites (and male to boot), they're considered okay to make.
I just live by the philosophy: "To each his own" and "Go screw yourself." I still love this movie and the series from which it came.
And now the new DuckTales will have multiple TV movie installments that will air exclusively as TV movies without being split into regular episodes. Disney started doing this with Sofia The First and it's apparently their new business model. I think this is great because it gives the animators a chance to tell bigger stories without having to worry about tv-style pacing. They can actually make a movie with movie-style pacing. It would be nice to see some of these on the big screen, but tv movies are cool too.
It would be poetic, since Disneytoons Studios was created primarily for Ducktales the Movie and several other Disney Afternoon movies that were planned before the first one failed to sell enough tickets. Now the studio is stuck doing most of the company's DTV projects (most infamously the cheapquels) so making Ducktales movies again would at least be a return to old role.
0:52 Christopher Loyd? From Back To The Future?!
Yes. He was the voice of the villain.
Dorothy Brostrand great Scott!
I was frozen today!!!!!!!!!
virus Juvera I was frozen today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I remember having recorded the movie back when VHS was still a thing; Fastfowarding through the add and unfortunately skipping the part when Dishon (or however you spell that) got the lamp. But I loved it tons, watched it a lot and was my first real introduction to Duck Tales and Scrooge McDuck. Here's hoping the new series is just as entertaining.
I LOVE this movie!
This movie needs more love. It was one of Christopher Lloyd's best performances.
of all Duck Tales, this was most memorable to me. I mean that in the best way. Quite astonishing given that the total opposite happens in a TV show turned movie.
I had forgot this show had a movie watched it alot as a kid
I hope NC does a full review of this movie one day!
I remember watching this on VHS while we were selling it at a yard sale. Also, I still haven't watched the Duck Tales show.
I use to own and love this movie.
You know what I find unfair. DuckTales got a movie but not Darkwing Duck.
The movie doesn't get the attention it deserves.
Makes a 3 and a half minute video about it... XD
I could totally go for a world based on this movie in a future Kingdom Hearts title. They already introduced Scrooge, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and of course Donald himself.
lol, have to appreciate the segment of 'harmless element from the past may offend present day people who see malevolence in everything'.
I remember watching this after school in gymnasium for "movie night" in second grade.
I did enjoy this film as a middle schooler
OK as someone who is beyond terrified of scorpions I CANNOT watch that part. (snakes don't bother me, spiders don't bother me as long as they aren't poisonous).
It's funny, I saw this movie as a kid and really liked it, but I never knew if was based on a TV series
I thought Dijon was in keeping with the Ali Baba theme
I liked this movie, I have it on DVD I wish it was on blu ray
This looks really good i should check it out
Hey Doug, don't know if you'd read this, but could you review My Neighbors the Yamadas at the end of Disneycember 2015, since it was a Studio Ghibli film you missed out on last year?
I doubt it
+Wooden Pallets i doubt disney re released it.... and to me it wasnt all that good
THAT FREAKING THEME SONG!!!!!
0:49 Let's be honest Christopher Lloyd makes this movie
seanpatrickcain2 What do you expect, he's Christopher Lloyd!
Morphine makes the holy known, Uncle Lina!
Eyeing up/down that sappy nun, Uncle Lina!
NOOOOOPPPPEEEE....Still not over the fact that Christopher Lloyd is in this.
God damn, there are a lot of people here telling others what they should or shouldn't be offended at
Yeah, it's like a third of comments. It's like even if you don't have an opinion on the matter you have to take a side. People are boring.
Wow. I thought this was an episode. It's been a while.
I use to have this movie as a kid until I moved away.
How can you lose a movie just because you moved away? Did you sell it at a garage sale or something?
+Lauren Mesquite actually we couldn't take it with us because it would cost more money
I actually loved this movie as a kid I don’t get why other people don’t like it
R.I.P Robin Williams :'(
And now, the movie is on DVD.
the reboot brought me here
I think I watched this movie or at least part of it. I was kind of young when I watched it. The only thing I remember about it was not knowing who Webby was. I recognized Dewey, Louie and Hewey but I had no idea who the flying hell Webby was. I did not know there was a show called Ducktales at the time. I don't think that guide is supposed to be racist, he's more of a caricature of the desert vagrant you usually see in these types of movies.
Unless it's available on Disney Movies Anywhere website via digitally, it will be worth the points.
i wonder how the reboot would handle this