This video seriously needs more views. I love Don Bluth's animation. It's so unique. He revolutionized animation. The only reason Disney animation got put on the map was cause of him. Seeing as how he use to work for him. I personally liked his movies better than Disney. Part of my childhood lies within most of these movies. Though I did watch a lot of the older Disney flicks. I stopped right after A Goofy Movie. The quality of Disney films seemed to dwindle after that. Still nothing tops Don Bluth.
I am in love with this! Stunning work! I can only imagine how much time and effort you put into this to make those effects, so hats off to you! Don Bluth is love Don Bluth is life
Very good. Some things I notice about Don Bluth: 1) He loves a chase scene turned in to high art. 2) He loves his hero and villains to be encumbered by a charming or psychotically focussed childlike sense of playful clumsiness. 3) He loves to scare in a way that can make The Black Cauldron seem like The Flintstones. 4) Nobody seems to animate better puddles. 5) Possibly nobody animates better fire. 6) He brings a bit of a psychedelic flair that few seem to do well. 7) Dragon's Lair is gorgeous.
While “All Dogs Go to Heaven” which shares similar tropes with Hans Christian Andersen’s the Little Mermaid, lost to Disney’s butchered version of the same fairytale.
@@robbiewalker2831 Ariels apology to Triton was originally going to be longer, but due to Jeffrey Katzenberg wanting a larger climax, the apology was sadly rushed. Also Hans Christian Andersen story's are very hard work well in Film format.
This is just priceless! And oddly satisfying. My only complaint is that An American Tail and The Secret Of NIMH are underrepresented here. You should do the Disney Dark Age (1970-1988) movies next! Also including Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
Oh neat! I'd always thought it'd be fun to make a video of Land Before Time as a Dragon's Lair clone. Had no idea someone had done it. And the exact scenes I'd been thinking of, too. It's got all the perfect little details, too, like the yellow flashing and sound effects, the negative sounds for spamming inputs early, the cuts to black before a death scene plays, this is great.
It was great that you included the joystick beeping noises, but then adding the wrong beeping noise took things to the next level and an even more believable experience to watching someone play these scenes as an actual laserdisc game! Kudos! Oh and Awesome job adding the glowing hints!
Can you do one more Dragon’s Lair scene for Troll in Central Park, based on that joke from the Nostalgia Critic review, where Stanley the Troll runs around New York all scared of his surroundings, and there’s an example of that particular joke?
I also struggled to find individual files of the sounds. So I watched an autoplay of the game and ripped out the sounds myself anytime they were clear enough to use. I guess I could upload them somewhere for others to use.
This video seriously needs more views. I love Don Bluth's animation. It's so unique. He revolutionized animation. The only reason Disney animation got put on the map was cause of him. Seeing as how he use to work for him. I personally liked his movies better than Disney. Part of my childhood lies within most of these movies. Though I did watch a lot of the older Disney flicks. I stopped right after A Goofy Movie. The quality of Disney films seemed to dwindle after that. Still nothing tops Don Bluth.
I am in love with this! Stunning work!
I can only imagine how much time and effort you put into this to make those effects, so hats off to you!
Don Bluth is love
Don Bluth is life
This video is absolutely BRILLIANT! Thank you for making!
Very good. Some things I notice about Don Bluth:
1) He loves a chase scene turned in to high art.
2) He loves his hero and villains to be encumbered by a charming or psychotically focussed childlike sense of playful clumsiness.
3) He loves to scare in a way that can make The Black Cauldron seem like The Flintstones.
4) Nobody seems to animate better puddles.
5) Possibly nobody animates better fire.
6) He brings a bit of a psychedelic flair that few seem to do well.
7) Dragon's Lair is gorgeous.
This is a great idea and amazing execution, right down the death scenes and life system! These would be so hard to play!
This game would be stealing all my quarters if it was real.
Don Bluth, the animator who took on Disney at the box office... and won three times.
While “All Dogs Go to Heaven” which shares similar tropes with Hans Christian Andersen’s the Little Mermaid, lost to Disney’s butchered version of the same fairytale.
@@robbiewalker2831 Ariels apology to Triton was originally going to be longer, but due to Jeffrey Katzenberg wanting a larger climax, the apology was sadly rushed. Also Hans Christian Andersen story's are very hard work well in Film format.
This video is criminally underrated.
Hahahaha, thank you!
I forgot about this scene in All Dogs Go to Heaven. DAMN this was dark for a kids film.
Don Bluth seems to have a fondness for demonic imagery. It's in a lot of his movies, though never more obviously than in All Dogs Go to Heaven.
He wants to make this clear that if you take the right path, you will win in the end.
I would especially love the Secret of Nimh game in the style of Dragon's lair gameplay.
I love American Tail 1:10
This is just priceless! And oddly satisfying.
My only complaint is that An American Tail and The Secret Of NIMH are underrepresented here.
You should do the Disney Dark Age (1970-1988) movies next! Also including Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
Only a handful of people alive will truly appreciate this.
If you ever make a follow-up, I'd love for you to include clips from Anastasia and Titan AE.
not to mention, a Troll in Central Park (because of the Nostalgia Critic) and the Pebble and the Penguin.
Don't forget Thumbelina!
And Rock-A-Doodle.
@@bychrischannel Disney may own the rights to them but they don't count.
Brilliant!! I wonder what Don and Gary would think about this. :)
Brilliant!!!
This is brilliant unification of the man's work. :D
Oh neat! I'd always thought it'd be fun to make a video of Land Before Time as a Dragon's Lair clone. Had no idea someone had done it. And the exact scenes I'd been thinking of, too.
It's got all the perfect little details, too, like the yellow flashing and sound effects, the negative sounds for spamming inputs early, the cuts to black before a death scene plays, this is great.
One Life left, and you would’ve included A Troll in Central Park to make it complete.
It was great that you included the joystick beeping noises, but then adding the wrong beeping noise took things to the next level and an even more believable experience to watching someone play these scenes as an actual laserdisc game! Kudos! Oh and Awesome job adding the glowing hints!
Imagine the endless game overs.
This. Is. Fkn. Awesome!
I am playing Mrs brisby in the show
wow
This makes perfect plausible sense.
WOW! This is amazing.
These glowing skills, is it possible to learn this power?
NOT...from a dis-NEY...
Godlike 💀
LoL! Charlie lost!
Can you do one more Dragon’s Lair scene for Troll in Central Park, based on that joke from the Nostalgia Critic review, where Stanley the Troll runs around New York all scared of his surroundings, and there’s an example of that particular joke?
1:29 Hahahahahah The missed move. Love it. This is soo awesome.
Awesome.
Can you do Disney movies and TV shows as Dragon's Lair?
Can you do Tom and Jerry as Dragon's lair games or Disney as Dragon's Lair games for me?
I would love a Disney version
That beeping sound stopped me watching more -.-
If you don't like the beep noises, go watch the real movies. You read the title, didn't you?
how did you get the move flashes
Oh, come on, no Troll in Central Park? That's the one that started this whole idea! Yes, it's not good, but it's more of a playful idea.
How this was possible? I want to learn the how to!!!
Nice.
How did you do that ❤
Where did you find the sound effects for the yellow DL flashes? Been looking for these for a while
I also struggled to find individual files of the sounds. So I watched an autoplay of the game and ripped out the sounds myself anytime they were clear enough to use. I guess I could upload them somewhere for others to use.
That would be sincerely appreciated! I've tried using some tools and only managed to get one of the SFX successfully
@@LivingComicsVideos I don't suppose you've posted those sound effects anywhere, have you?
I beat this level on hard mode 😂