To be fair as child I missed a lot of refferences here. Some others I did learn. And as an adult I can watch again this old movie and find out all this treasure that didnt pick up as a 8 years old.
@@ledpovenam He's American. We only use the thumb at three and five when counting on one hand. We only use the the thumb on the other hand at eight and ten.
@@fist-of-doom487 My parents took me to a pizza hut when I was 3 and I remember being really excited about it. Anyway, they tried to force me to eat a salad instead. So believe me when I say I speak from personal trauma
@@usaku9851 I had forgotten about that one, it has some good lines too... but I think Atlantis comes out on top. So many of the characters have great lines.
I heard somewhere back in the day that part of the reason why cookie was confused over cilantro; was because it hadn't hit the main lexicon of American society yet. At that time it would have been known as corriander to most people.
It always came off as weird to me since he has the whole like, cowboy thing going on and Mexican-inspired herbs and spices should've been familiar to someone with that background. But I grew up in the southwest so maybe I'm biased.
@@Babbling_Wizardbeans= legumes, bacon= meat, whiskey= grain, Lard= oil. Those ARE part of the 4 basic food groups. And considering that they are on a supposedly LONG expedition, it would be wise to have them in a form where they will NOT expire in a short time…
A friend came back from a trip to Ireland a little shell-shocked over that. He told me they had whiskey and beer with just about every meal. He wanted to continue that custom with me and we killed several bottles of bourbon the following week.
Cookie's frontiersman experience saved the party after the sub got destroyed, they had a few ingredients left and he made something that would last the trip. I will not tolerate hate for this man 😤
I have always said this: getting old is not a right. Don't mess with old people; there is a reason they lived that long. I think this goes double for Cookie. He comes from a time when people died from being thirty-five.
He actually has a good point. On extended expeditions you want to have non perishables that last for a long time, things like dried beans and salted pork in rashers. Good strong whiskey is an excellent disinfectant and will take the edge off minor ailments, and lard is useful in that it keeps for virtually forever and can be re rendered and used multiple times. There's a reason why pioneers and sailors didn't keep fresh fruits and vegetables on long expeditions EDIT: make one offhanded and hastily researched shitpost comment, and suddenly everyone is a fucking maritime historian.
Fair point. Going deep beneath the earths crust probably means perishables are not a good type of food to bring. Although, yeah, they gonna suffer from mal-nutrition.
Sailors actually did try to get fruits and vegetables whenever they could, sometimes had preserved/dried vegetables and fruit. By the Age of Sail, sailors tried to keep fruit such as lemons and limes to ward of scurvy.
Damn shame they kill Helga off too easily. Would've liked it if she lasted longer in the final battle or she pulled a hero move at the end and sacrificed herself to save Milo and the rest of the crew,while they're dumbstruck by her actions.
@@allfenom what are you talking about? Cookie tells you at the end she doesn't die, she's just missing silly! On a serious note they were going to reveal she'd survived the fall due to atlantian magic in the spin off series before it was canned after like 4 episodes :/
@@Jill4ChrisRedfeild IVE BEEN GRIEVING FOR YEARS and Im so mad they cancelled the show cuz i watched it too 😭 so technically Helga lived omg thanks for the important info bestie
@@Jill4ChrisRedfeild actually it was a cancelled draft for Atlantis 2 and she would become a cyborg of sorts with a group of Atlanteans who were against Milo’s presence as he was an outsider
Personally, were I the one arranging this mission, I'd agree with the cook. Lettuce would go off too quickly in the possible months of travel. You want stores of rationed non perishable, with a secondary store of more pleasant food for giving out during big moments or when moral needs boosting.
He is right on all counts!! Beans are a very useful legume hi in both carbs and protein and does not perish easily. Bacon is easy to store for a meat specially if salted properly. Whiskey is good as a side carb And morale (I would recommend adding lemons to it though for vitamin C) And Lard is a very calorie heavy food that is great to cook the other things in.
@@gamera5160 It might keep as a pickle, but lettuce still has fewer calories by weight than almost any other foodstuff, making it pretty much the worst choice to pack. You might want some pickled cabbage or dried peppers along to combat vitamin deficiencies, but beyond that you need to have as many calories in that wagon as you can.
God I loved this movie as a kid, also as a kid I thought she called the lettuce a "Vegetable Cookie" which sounded good as a kid. Til at 19 I realized the guy is called "cooky"
@@newtfigton8795there are many cities/civilizations that are flooded/sunk via earthquakes or what not that have been found. Most in the Pacific ocean. I do not know of any in the Atlantic Ocean which technically is where Atlantis is "wanted" to be at least by the British Empire (which was the greatest sea faring empire via contract armies/ships)
the atlantis is a myth from platon created as an allegory of what athen needed to stay rightous and not become decadent, however there is indeed several exemple of city that eventually resulted underwater due to several reason including tectonic activity, if my memory is good we found 3 of those in the mediteranean sea, so it probably what inspired platon to create the atlantis myth, back then the destruction of a city like that could only be a sign of the gods anger@@torlekjpec5708
@@newtfigton8795 Not true, the Richat Structure (IE: The Eye of the Sahara) matches something like 12 points of descriptors of the capital of Atlantis as told by Plato (who got it from Solon who got it from an Egyptian Temple now under the Nile). It didn't sink beneath the sea, but the environmental evidence indicates it was blasted away by an act of God and is now landlocked.
@@badlydrawnturtle8484 Im just not talking about seeing someone consuming drink, or seeing a container. Im talking about characters directly saying the name of the drink. Like Cookie saying "Whiskey", or Lefou saying "Beer".
@@CrimsonFox36 The drunk goose explains that he's wasted because someone attempted to baste him in quote, "white wine". Newer Disney movies don't even show drunkenness, but older ones didn't have any problem with it. Times have changed.
I miss adventure movies like this. Unlikely companionship with a group of misfits just out on contract and the chaotic journey it entails, then corporate greed or other conspiratorial powers pushing them to the edge for survival. All the character growths and the world building, together with beautiful animation.
They packed a head of iceberg lettuce for a trip. I can't keep that shit longer than a week in my fridge. From the thumbnail I figured it'd be cabbage.
@@epa901 Note the name. 'lady' is contained within. Ergo, appreciation is likely not as high due to gendered preference. Nothing wrong with it, but it's just a part of human nature. Guys tend to lean toward the groups listed in the video.
@@latemanparodius5133 Yeah I noticed the name and almost said: "Of course you think like that, you're a woman." However I wasn't sure if that would sound rude or not, English is not my native language.
@@epa901 Well, to some that are easily offended it may be rude, yes. However, I don't mind sounding rude, so I suppose I've saved some folks the trouble.
Carnivores... Look at him with his fancy words... You mean normal people ffs, the herbivores, vegetariean or vegan lifestyles are the ones that are weird, therefor adress them with weird words instead of us normal people.
Right!?, that should one thousand percent have been cabbage! Long shelf life fresh, even longer pickled (sauerkraut), and hearty and filling. Much better travel veggie.
I had seen so many versions of Journey to the Center of the Earth before this movie that Atlantis feels so out of place and crappy in comparison. I can admit it's on the list of my least favorite Disney movies because the plot is choppy and the character roster is overbloated, making it impossible to really click with somebody despite that these characters are interesting. The only good parts about the movie is the talent and the jokes. Some of the science holds up pretty well or did given the time period they were trying to represent, but that's what I expect at bare minimal for a Disney movie. Action sequences were tedious and I wanted them to be over rather than enjoying the work put in. It felt like padding because they didn't know how the plot would move forward without exploding things or making part of the team so obviously sus that Jessica Rabbit would stop the movie and "Hey remember I may not be bad, I'm just drawn that way, but I don't claim these two!" At this point... I'd rather be watching Wishbone reenact some scenes from the book instead of this steampunk'd out wreck. It's not good. It wasn't good when I was a kid. The cult status of this movie is overhyped. If people can't accept the movie sucked while enjoying it then maybe there's a problem. There, you leave out bait you get someone to bite you.
They are overlooked a bit but I think this decade still churned out some decent Disney stuff. Maybe it's not as iconic but they have a certain... niche charm?
For all we know that wasn't in the script, just something Jim Varney actually stuck to. Take out the cigarettes and surely he'd still be living with a diet like that. ...and having some toilet troubles.
Man. Shawn Keller really knew how to add an extra dimension of life to the characters he animated. And I mean, he still does! But this, right here? This is animation gold. It doesn't hurt that Jim Varney's voice was *perfect* for this character, either.
Four basic food groups, the first is JUICE. The second is JUICE. The third is JUICE. The fourth is JUICE. Produce that JUICE. Produce that JUICE. Produce that JUICE.
Bacon: meat, protein Beans: whatever the heck they do Whiskey: animals might not want to eat your liver if it's soaked in alcohol Lard: Fat. But apparently it's healthy for the heart if you have the right stuff. Sounds like a valid plan!
This is one of my favorite animated movies, if not the the first one, i just love the music, the ambience, the designs for the machines, how they drew the characters, EVERYTHING
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View I will.
A Lucky Fellow Wise you are
Yo Da Man :Tell Me This They Do
I am indeed. Indeed I am.
Okay I won't
well now i'm not not doing it
when children movies didn't have to insult the intelligence of children.
To be fair as child I missed a lot of refferences here. Some others I did learn. And as an adult I can watch again this old movie and find out all this treasure that didnt pick up as a 8 years old.
what the literal shit are you talking about
@@KrypticAsylum what the shiteral lit are you talking about
@@onemoregodrejected9369 I love watching these old movies and realizing more than I used to.
The thing about old kids movies is that even as an adult you can enjoy them.
"I've got your four basic food groups!" said Cookie while showing three fingers.
Haha he's got it all figured out
Nobody ever accused him of being able to count.
And then counted out on four
Thumb is the fourth one. They show numbers from the thumb in some countries.
@@ledpovenam He's American. We only use the thumb at three and five when counting on one hand. We only use the the thumb on the other hand at eight and ten.
Never has the word lettuce sounded more painful escaping the human throat.
He sounds like just holding it is poisoning him....
I like lettuce, But I see your point
Obviously you've never had to feed a group of small children
@@fotzegamingandmedia1840 what monster feeds children lettuce? Let a child taste joy before feeding them a non nutritious vegetable.
@@fist-of-doom487 My parents took me to a pizza hut when I was 3 and I remember being really excited about it. Anyway, they tried to force me to eat a salad instead. So believe me when I say I speak from personal trauma
Everyone: Talking about how Cookie has a point about his choice of food groups
Me: Damn Helga’s animation is smooth af
Me: damn helga is hot
You should hear him say it in italian
Helga Sinclair has a HUGE fanbase....... for years.
And to think Claudia Christian was worried her character would come out ugly
@@emilianomerendino3311 yeah, in italian cookie's voice is even better
Atlantis has the best dialogue of any animated Disney movie.
Do you think, that Atlantis dialog is superior to the Cinderrella 3 dialog?
@@usaku9851 I had forgotten about that one, it has some good lines too... but I think Atlantis comes out on top. So many of the characters have great lines.
its sounds natural but still "punchy" and interesting.
@@timeshark8727
Facts
I humbly submit to you: Emperor's New Groove
I love how offended Cookie was at the mere thought of having to carry lettuce.
SAY-LAN-TROE????
Lol honestly same xD
I heard somewhere back in the day that part of the reason why cookie was confused over cilantro; was because it hadn't hit the main lexicon of American society yet. At that time it would have been known as corriander to most people.
It always came off as weird to me since he has the whole like, cowboy thing going on and Mexican-inspired herbs and spices should've been familiar to someone with that background. But I grew up in the southwest so maybe I'm biased.
a funny way of saying 'USicans can't speak English'
@@spongmongler6760 Cilantro is Spanish. Cookie is from Oklahoma. A far cry from the Southwest. Its about as middle of the Midwest as you can get.
@@ADayintheLifeoftheTw as if that changes anything in my statement
I've never heard of cilantro, but I have coriander regularly. The more you know.
"I got your four basic food groups!! Beans, bacon, whiskey, and lard!!" That joke never gets old.
Just like everything listed in it.
@@mercwiththemouthsnewphone6798 *BRO*
En latino es manteca, puerco, whisky y frijol
For those in the south knows what he's talking about
@@Babbling_Wizardbeans= legumes, bacon= meat, whiskey= grain, Lard= oil. Those ARE part of the 4 basic food groups. And considering that they are on a supposedly LONG expedition, it would be wise to have them in a form where they will NOT expire in a short time…
RIP Jim Varney, you brought me many hours of entertainment as a child.
I'm glad Jim trusted his friend Blake Clark to carry on his role as Slinky before he departed this mortal coil.
It is pretty sad when you realize not only was this his last roll but he didn't live to see the final product
Same
Hey, Verne!
I FORGOT HE WAS VOICED BY JIM VARNEY ASDGJGJKLLJF
Cookie is an older man, so he must be very wise. If he says whiskey is a good food group, then why shouldn't I have it for breakfast?
plus this is prior to prohibition in america, so alcohol might be drank at breakfast.
A friend came back from a trip to Ireland a little shell-shocked over that. He told me they had whiskey and beer with just about every meal. He wanted to continue that custom with me and we killed several bottles of bourbon the following week.
Whiskey is a breakfast food in the form of scotch. Don't argue with me on this one.
"why are you drinking whiskey at 7am?"
"just respecting my elders."
The best part is, I doon occasion drink whiskey in the morning lol
Cookie's frontiersman experience saved the party after the sub got destroyed, they had a few ingredients left and he made something that would last the trip.
I will not tolerate hate for this man 😤
I have always said this: getting old is not a right. Don't mess with old people; there is a reason they lived that long. I think this goes double for Cookie. He comes from a time when people died from being thirty-five.
Some people has been duke it out with the earth, and throw hands with life since they are born, like heavens, getting old is an achicement.
I mean, you don't need to?
I don't see anyone actually disliking him?
He actually has a good point. On extended expeditions you want to have non perishables that last for a long time, things like dried beans and salted pork in rashers. Good strong whiskey is an excellent disinfectant and will take the edge off minor ailments, and lard is useful in that it keeps for virtually forever and can be re rendered and used multiple times. There's a reason why pioneers and sailors didn't keep fresh fruits and vegetables on long expeditions
EDIT: make one offhanded and hastily researched shitpost comment, and suddenly everyone is a fucking maritime historian.
There is a reason that scurvy called the majority of them too
@@almightyk11 "Majority"
Someones been reading up on their stuff huh ?
Obviously not....
Pretentious screen warriors these days
There's also a reason why they all had scurvy
Fair point. Going deep beneath the earths crust probably means perishables are not a good type of food to bring. Although, yeah, they gonna suffer from mal-nutrition.
Sailors actually did try to get fruits and vegetables whenever they could, sometimes had preserved/dried vegetables and fruit. By the Age of Sail, sailors tried to keep fruit such as lemons and limes to ward of scurvy.
Cookie had a good point. For long expeditions, you'll want to keep the men well-fed with foods high in calories.
And docile and numb with the whiskey!
@Gi Gi GL HF having fruit that lasts months at sea with no refrigiration.
@Gi Gi Yes and it's called can food.
@@mildanvongrius5530 dried fruit would work nicely too.
Maybe some types of tea?
Most of the food he mentioned were the standards of adventurers of the age and before. All he was missing were ships biscuits/hard tack.
So many women in those older cartoon just oozed with sensuality.
For me, Helga Sinclair was the picture of the feminine mystique.
Yup. Those animators knew things.
Damn shame they kill Helga off too easily. Would've liked it if she lasted longer in the final battle or she pulled a hero move at the end and sacrificed herself to save Milo and the rest of the crew,while they're dumbstruck by her actions.
Helga was the first 2d character to make me feel things.
you done stuffed my wagon full to bustin'
Good taste.
Audrey was the one to do that to me. Her or Chel, I can't remember which movie I saw first
Kida and Chel > Olga
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I know she isn't even Milo's love interest but I have never been able to get over Helga
Same... I hate that she dies.
Such a femme fatale, badass woman.
@@allfenom what are you talking about? Cookie tells you at the end she doesn't die, she's just missing silly!
On a serious note they were going to reveal she'd survived the fall due to atlantian magic in the spin off series before it was canned after like 4 episodes :/
@@Jill4ChrisRedfeild IVE BEEN GRIEVING FOR YEARS and Im so mad they cancelled the show cuz i watched it too 😭 so technically Helga lived omg thanks for the important info bestie
@@Jill4ChrisRedfeild actually it was a cancelled draft for Atlantis 2 and she would become a cyborg of sorts with a group of Atlanteans who were against Milo’s presence as he was an outsider
@@Jill4ChrisRedfeild WAIT WHAT SHOW
Personally, were I the one arranging this mission, I'd agree with the cook. Lettuce would go off too quickly in the possible months of travel.
You want stores of rationed non perishable, with a secondary store of more pleasant food for giving out during big moments or when moral needs boosting.
He is right on all counts!! Beans are a very useful legume hi in both carbs and protein and does not perish easily.
Bacon is easy to store for a meat specially if salted properly.
Whiskey is good as a side carb And morale (I would recommend adding lemons to it though for vitamin C)
And Lard is a very calorie heavy food that is great to cook the other things in.
Dried fruits for sugars, minerals and dessert; it'll keep much better than fresh lettuce, travels well and is reasonably lightweight.
If it's a vegetable, pickle it. It'll keep.
@@gamera5160 You're now the cook assistant, soldier
@@gamera5160 It might keep as a pickle, but lettuce still has fewer calories by weight than almost any other foodstuff, making it pretty much the worst choice to pack. You might want some pickled cabbage or dried peppers along to combat vitamin deficiencies, but beyond that you need to have as many calories in that wagon as you can.
The 4 main food groups:
Candy
Candy canes
Candy corns
And Syrup.
I understood that reference.
God I loved this movie as a kid, also as a kid I thought she called the lettuce a "Vegetable Cookie" which sounded good as a kid. Til at 19 I realized the guy is called "cooky"
Make it real and you could make a fortune from grateful parents.
That was sliced cucumbers to me. Loved them then, still do.
A nice leafy *cookie*
Well, I mean some parents make -abominations of hell- broccoli brownies, so a veggie cookie isn't _too_ far off.
🤔🙃
He shouts like the lettuce killed his family, jeez
it did
*lettuce flashback intensifies*
Lol
He saw THAT back in Dakota, too.
(ʘ‿ʘ;)
*horrifying coleslaw flashbacks*
I'VE GOT YOUR 4 BASIC FOOD GROUPS! *Raises 3 fingers*
I think he uses the thumb as the fourth finger, it's just behind the other fingers.
Nah. Don't think so. I think that he is just that dumb
eh nah he uses his last finger
@@Jdudec367 Given his "four basic food groups" that he's probably been surviving on, his brain might be suffering from his obvious malnutrition.
TheArrancar44 true
If Cookie is/was a cowboy, I’d trust his choice in rations.
Don’t underestimate an old man in a profession where they die young
I love the animation. Everyone's always moving and Helga lightly tossing the lettuce around is a nifty touch.
Wise words from Ernest P. Worrel.
It was Jim Varney's second to last film role before his death.
Shame, I really miss hearing "hey Vern!"
@@GGigabiteM A legend taken from us far too soon.
Thank you for that, lol!
The Lost Atlantis is a masterpiece and it is by far the most underrated disney movie ever.It's unfair how everybody just forgot about it.
and for the historical value as well (at least now I have a clue what happened to Atlantis).
@@gamepad3173
Not to rain on your parade, but in real life there is no evidence that Atlantis existed.
@@newtfigton8795there are many cities/civilizations that are flooded/sunk via earthquakes or what not that have been found.
Most in the Pacific ocean.
I do not know of any in the Atlantic Ocean which technically is where Atlantis is "wanted" to be at least by the British Empire (which was the greatest sea faring empire via contract armies/ships)
the atlantis is a myth from platon created as an allegory of what athen needed to stay rightous and not become decadent, however there is indeed several exemple of city that eventually resulted underwater due to several reason including tectonic activity, if my memory is good we found 3 of those in the mediteranean sea, so it probably what inspired platon to create the atlantis myth, back then the destruction of a city like that could only be a sign of the gods anger@@torlekjpec5708
@@newtfigton8795 Not true, the Richat Structure (IE: The Eye of the Sahara) matches something like 12 points of descriptors of the capital of Atlantis as told by Plato (who got it from Solon who got it from an Egyptian Temple now under the Nile). It didn't sink beneath the sea, but the environmental evidence indicates it was blasted away by an act of God and is now landlocked.
"Lettuce?! I - *_LETTUCE?!?!_*
Gets me every time.
More like...
"Lers? LERS?!"
These characters look like they belong on two separate films with how different their appearances are art wise.
Haven't seen the video
But my vault-like memory of this criminally underrated movie reminds me that they are BEANS, BACON, WHISKEY AND LARD
"YOU MUST NOT DISTURB ZE DIRT!"
@@MandoWookie "AH! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!? ENGLAND MUST NEVER MERGE WITH FRANCE!"
@@Darkspace. OH THAT'S WHAT MOE WAS SAYING!
honestly though.
@@Darkspace. why?
Damn, Helga is very well drawn. Look at those smooth moves.
also thicc.
@@vizthex
EXTRA THICC!
So, exactly how often do Disney movies directly reference alcohol by name?
This is the first time im noticing it.
Don't forget Pinnochio.
There are some drunken scenes in The Aristocats.
@@badlydrawnturtle8484
Im just not talking about seeing someone consuming drink, or seeing a container. Im talking about characters directly saying the name of the drink.
Like Cookie saying "Whiskey", or Lefou saying "Beer".
@@CrimsonFox36
The drunk goose explains that he's wasted because someone attempted to baste him in quote, "white wine". Newer Disney movies don't even show drunkenness, but older ones didn't have any problem with it. Times have changed.
man, Disney is sure boring nowadays if you cant say whiskey or beer
Ah yes. Back when Disney taught a generation of kids that whiskey is a basic food group.
I'm thinking it worked.
Worked on my Mother
I prefer rum, but whiskey is a close second
Whys the rum gone? 🤷
@@cristodemonte1690 But why's the rum gone?
Must have been terrible to be trapped here jack. Must have been terrible
WELL IT BLOODY IS NOW!!!
Your a Pirate then
Whiskey is Southern and Cowboy
Rum is PIRATES
Rums fine but I would have to take bourbon. I'm not much of a whiskey guy.
_"I got your four basic food groups: beans, bacon, whiskey, and lard!"_
I just typed this for my own reference.
I miss adventure movies like this. Unlikely companionship with a group of misfits just out on contract and the chaotic journey it entails, then corporate greed or other conspiratorial powers pushing them to the edge for survival. All the character growths and the world building, together with beautiful animation.
The Spanish dialogue was funnier. "You stuffed my wagon with bunny food"
In Italian: "You stuffed my mobile kitchen with pure nonsense (read: bullshit)".
NICE!!!
He forgot Tobacco
thats dessert :D
It is pronounced "Tabacky" if you please, sir.
That's a common misconception. Tobacco isn't a food group, but rather a dietary supplement.
This movie is a goldmine of quotes.
Every time I watch this, it literally leaves me in tears to hear him say “lettuce” like she just introduced the 119th element to him.
Helga's got the Four Basic Food Groups I ever need.
Those four are
1) Helga
2) Helga
3) Helga
And...
4) Helga
They packed a head of iceberg lettuce for a trip. I can't keep that shit longer than a week in my fridge. From the thumbnail I figured it'd be cabbage.
Personally I'd have packed Romaine instead. Iceberg lettuce isn't as sweet and just looks weird when chopped up.
My dad absolutely loves this guy...mostly cause his way of cooking is about the same...man it was rough when Mom went away to visit family in Florida
But your dad gave you the four basic food groups
Should be the happiest days of your life.
@@epa901 Note the name. 'lady' is contained within. Ergo, appreciation is likely not as high due to gendered preference. Nothing wrong with it, but it's just a part of human nature. Guys tend to lean toward the groups listed in the video.
@@latemanparodius5133 Yeah I noticed the name and almost said: "Of course you think like that, you're a woman." However I wasn't sure if that would sound rude or not, English is not my native language.
@@epa901 Well, to some that are easily offended it may be rude, yes. However, I don't mind sounding rude, so I suppose I've saved some folks the trouble.
Carnivores be like: The man speaks the truth.
he do tho
I mean.. you CAN get all of your nutrients from organs so..
Carnivores... Look at him with his fancy words... You mean normal people ffs, the herbivores, vegetariean or vegan lifestyles are the ones that are weird, therefor adress them with weird words instead of us normal people.
@@lennon7978 you're not normal. go home
@@lennon7978 Carnivores eat ONLY meat, for your information.
Wow, his meal plan is more nutritious than my school lunch.
I miss when american animation looked more like this and less like bootleg anime
Samee
And prioritizing being woke over good writing
@Def3nder *_PREACH!_*
@@def3ndr887 Y E S!!
Shoot anime fans wish they looked like that now.
They are so afraid of CGI i think a specific anime fandom nearly cancelled a director over it.
Remember the times when animations for kids didn't treat them like idiots and also could still be enjoyed by adults?
I remember.
Helga was just trying to keep her boys healthy and get some money.
The fact she packed lettuce to satisfy the vegetable food group makes me depressed since it has next to no calories or nutrients.
Right!?, that should one thousand percent have been cabbage! Long shelf life fresh, even longer pickled (sauerkraut), and hearty and filling. Much better travel veggie.
@@macmurfy2jka I once read somewhere that the Vikings didn't have issues with scurvy because sauerkraut is high in vitamin C.
@@karaoconnoraliasraidra makes sense
disney animation was really smooth, specially in helga
beans bacon whiskey and lard
fuck yeah !!
Sounds like a good and hearty meal
Jim Varney was a treasure. Absolutely hilarious.
Beans, bacon, whiskey and lard? Is this man my soul mate?
Ron Swanson: Ditch the beans for Eggs and you've got yourself a deal.
28 and I still remember this scene perfectly and it makes me smile
I want this quote on a t shirt I'll happily buy 20
This movie is the definition of "underrated"
"what in the cockadoodle is CY-LAN-TRO?!" 😂😂😂😂
This movie never gets old. 😂😂😂
To be fair, dried beans, salted bacon, spirits and lard will keep longer on an expedition than lettuce
There are people who don't like this movie
One of natures great mysteries
Hey, I love the movie myself. I really do. But the plot makes no sense. LOL
I had seen so many versions of Journey to the Center of the Earth before this movie that Atlantis feels so out of place and crappy in comparison. I can admit it's on the list of my least favorite Disney movies because the plot is choppy and the character roster is overbloated, making it impossible to really click with somebody despite that these characters are interesting.
The only good parts about the movie is the talent and the jokes. Some of the science holds up pretty well or did given the time period they were trying to represent, but that's what I expect at bare minimal for a Disney movie.
Action sequences were tedious and I wanted them to be over rather than enjoying the work put in. It felt like padding because they didn't know how the plot would move forward without exploding things or making part of the team so obviously sus that Jessica Rabbit would stop the movie and "Hey remember I may not be bad, I'm just drawn that way, but I don't claim these two!"
At this point...
I'd rather be watching Wishbone reenact some scenes from the book instead of this steampunk'd out wreck. It's not good. It wasn't good when I was a kid. The cult status of this movie is overhyped. If people can't accept the movie sucked while enjoying it then maybe there's a problem.
There, you leave out bait you get someone to bite you.
“ I got yer 4 basic food groups. Beans, Bacon, Whiskey and lard. “
"I seen this back in the Dakotas; They can smell fear just by lookin at ye, so keep quiet."
I love how he held up three fingers, implying he couldn't count to 4. Then proceeds to count to the correct number.
I wish we could have had another 10 years of his voice.
It's a Shame Jim Varney didn't live to see the final product
cookie's point is even further backed up by the fact that lettuce has almost no nutritional value what-so-ever
RIP Jim Varney, voice of cookie. Better known by his most famous recurring character, Ernest P. Worrell.
I know a few powerlifters who subscribe to the same diet.
I don't think anybody else will benefit from such a diet
Not Just Than lol its a regular meal
The animation is so good that i was literally impressed 1 second in no joke
There's an unmatched charms about the animation style and artstyle of Disney movies of that era.
They are overlooked a bit but I think this decade still churned out some decent Disney stuff. Maybe it's not as iconic but they have a certain... niche charm?
Ah yes the "Square Finger Era".
So much personality in just 30 seconds. Nothing compared to current year Disney.
"What in the cock-a-doodle is cilantro?"
It's a miracle nobody died of scurvy...
He was selected for this trip so you know he's an expert and you know the shit he cooks is the bomb
Jim Varney, a treasure ahead of his time.
For all we know that wasn't in the script, just something Jim Varney actually stuck to. Take out the cigarettes and surely he'd still be living with a diet like that.
...and having some toilet troubles.
Man. Shawn Keller really knew how to add an extra dimension of life to the characters he animated. And I mean, he still does! But this, right here? This is animation gold.
It doesn't hurt that Jim Varney's voice was *perfect* for this character, either.
Four basic food groups, the first is JUICE.
The second is JUICE.
The third is JUICE.
The fourth is JUICE.
Produce that JUICE.
Produce that JUICE.
Produce that JUICE.
This movie's dialogue is so natural, it's wonderful.
Cookie's character design is old-school disney
To this day my family remembers the 4 basic food groups as: beans, bacon, whiskey, and lard
His cooking ain't 'Haute Cuisine', but it keeps you fed and energized.
And that's what matters.
Man can you imagine shitting your self the whole time while in combat just from this man’s cooking
I miss when cartoon movies looked like this.
Beans beacon whiskey and lard
FUCK YA
Those are indeed the four basic food groups, and unlike lettuce, all of them keep for a good long while. Man knows his stuff.
Bacon: meat, protein
Beans: whatever the heck they do
Whiskey: animals might not want to eat your liver if it's soaked in alcohol
Lard: Fat. But apparently it's healthy for the heart if you have the right stuff.
Sounds like a valid plan!
beans for fiber and and preservable carbs, whisky for grains but its also for disinfecting and pain dulling, also helping with morale.
@@Motleydoll123 beans have a lot of vegetable protein
@@inigo137 beans are the unsung heroes of vegetables. They have fiber, a good source of carbs, plenty of protein and are just good for the heart.
Whiskey: If you have to go on a perilous expedition and likely die a brutal death you may as well have plenty of liquid courage close at hand
@@fist-of-doom487 are legumes vegetables? this kinda thing confuses me
I grew watching this too many times to the point my teachers had to reteach me the basic good groups
Holy shit, now that ive rewatched this scene, i'm intrigued, the old fool's right, he's a genius!!
the youtube algorithm has blessed me today
why do i see you everywhere
This movie was criminally underrated
I had to watch it again to catch it, but that's Jim Varney's voice! One of the all time greats! R.I.P.
I miss these old disney movies.
It pains me when I hear people say this is one of the worse Disney movies. It's so memorable.
Well, I loved it as a kid. Kida is my favorite Princess, hands down. But seriously…the plot makes no sense. LOL
Literally have never heard that ever. Most people can agree it’s one of the cars sequels.
Look at how old this man is. Clearly he has far more wisdom than she has. He knows nonessentials when he sees them.
This is a criminally underrated Disney movie
The next time you make homemade waffles, add 1 teaspoon of cinnamon into the waffle mix before cooking. Trust me, I’m a Bachelor 🧇
Funny way to spell „baker“
“LETTUCE!?” That’s should be meme
This is one of my favorite animated movies, if not the the first one, i just love the music, the ambience, the designs for the machines, how they drew the characters, EVERYTHING
I got your four basic food groups: мясо, просо, колесо и серсо
Alright, comrade, pack it up and move it out!
This scene confused me as a kid and I made it to about 8 years old before I realized lettuce was not a “vegetable cookie” 😂
Me and my husband when it's time to discuss dinner.