It took me about 11-12 years to understand what they meant by "We can eat whatever "lyin" around" As in "Lying".... Lion. I'm so slow. lol. I understood cub sandwich but I never understood why that was so funny.
why do the backgrounds not seem so drawn unlike the characters? It seems like the animated characters are just pasted over the backgrounds or something.
@marneebox they are, the backgrounds aren't drawn like the characters, they're painted and the characters are layered over them, it s a MUCH better technique that creates realistic backgrounds and dimensional, z plane movement
@marneebox That's how animation works. Don't you think that would be faster and easier than drawing the background hundreds and hundreds of times? Plus it makes the finished project look better, too.
haha, i love the variation in styles in the storyboards. It's reassuring to see that different artists on the same production can draw the same characters so differently but still so expressively.
@psxworld101 I agree. Even Stevens and Kym Possible and etc on Disney were great. now the actors suck the newer they get. Wizards is the only watchable one left along with Phineas and Ferb. CN- Ed Edd N Eddy, Dexter..., Scooby Doo(old), Nick- Invader Zim, Jimmy Neutron, Spongebob. i rarely watch these channels for tv anymore since they just arent the same great channels they started out to be. I am really dissapointed in Disney.
@callous21 I checked it out. I don't want to discourage you, but at the age of 23 you should get to this level at least when it comes to drawing abilities. You can learn how to animate later on. What I'm trying to say is that if you'd like to become as good as these animators you should do nothing else but train from this minute on, and maybe one day you'll get closer.
@anonymous3939 Of course not, but that doesn't stop people from doing it. The majority of shows and movies posted on Youtube are posted without permission.
@kairiuxiuxdragon Years of practicing a steady hand and good line art. Also the amount of frames put into a scene or an action. I forgot the frame rate for the movie, I'm gonna assume its 24 fps, but regardless you would need a lot of drawings for it to come out smooth. I just recently saw the movie and you can still see the lines being wiggly. But there were so many drawings done for a certain scene you don't notice.
Testing is the Bitch in animation... yet needs to be done. The patients and the weight on each animators shoulders when working on a project like this is admirable. Bet they wish they had Aftereffects though. Things are easier today. Yet, hardly any studio will risk the money and the time it takes to make true hand drawn features. CG is cheaper and Quicker, considering how fast you can rig + muscle dynamics and mostly everything else can be run through with the program. although that isn't easy.
Oh, how I wish I was born like a decade or so earilier! I was born in 1991, even that was too late to be able to work on classics like this becauseI had a few years of growing up to do before I could even start to learn about animation :( Sucks to be born now, haha XD
@Eradictus this video actually shows the different stages that animators go through to make a movie. it takes months for just a few seconds of footage
I LOVE THIS!!!! This gives the movie a whole new perspective. I absolutly respect what the animaters do. When we see the finished film, we either forget or don't relize the time and energy infolved in its creation. This is why I would love it if they would involve this in the DVD releaces. The whole movie in its raw and unfinished form.
@TheMOEBUCKS Start learning flash, get into art, and most importantly, start drawing. I'm a Time Arts major so we're currently doing flash animations. Aside from animations, this major can also lead to video game designing.
HOOOW!... there must be some sort of animation course based in my area of the UK (Leicestershire) that can teach me how to anmaite like this... If so please let me know. It's my dream to work for a comapny like Disney and to be able to draw to this extent. At the minute I'm on an A-level Fine art course, that has life drawing lessons and various other subjects...
@crazyfoolo117 best place to learn animation like this in england uk is Bournemouth creative arts - animation production! trust me - its aaaamazing there :3
@crazyfoolo117 best place to learn animation like this in england uk is Bournemouth creative arts - animation production! trust me - its aaaamazing there :3
@crazyfoolo117 Sort of late to answer but if your curious about Disney Animation I would suggest the "Drawn to Life" Two volume series written by Walt Stanchfeild.
I have both volumes and I can't even say how many times I have read them. There is such a vast wealth of information in them that actually isn't taught at most animation colleges around the world. You can find them on Amazon or sometimes at a book retailer like Borders (Don't know if thats in the UK)
@CocoHotpix they do pencil drawings on cels then they record it with a special type of camera that takes it and they photograph each frame onto a camera that splices it onto a film reel. However most people nowadays just scan them into their computers and put it together with software. But traditional 2D animation is done with a special type of camera.
this is the kind of animation i like most, its what i grew up with. thats why one of my favorite new disney movies is the princess and the frog, because of the old school like animation. :3
I absolutely love when Disney actually puts effort into these 2-D movies... I'd prefer waiting 7 years for a fantastic 2-D movie than 3 weeks for another cruddy Hannah Montana movie... -_-;
@navesele Serious question, though, why'd it take you so long to respond to my comment? :) (I'm not kidding or being a sarcastic jerk like a lot of Tubers: I genuinely want to know. :D)
@navesele Ah I see: sometimes that happens on videos. It's strange. Anywho, at least they're showing the older cartoons of Tom and Jerry on Cartoon Network, but I do understand why the Disney animators would be apt to shift to methods that don't consume as much time as before: things are all about getting everything done and done fast, so I get that. :) I just prefer great 2-D movies over half baked movies any day, because, thinking about how much time they have to put into it, (cont'd next)
@Pinknarf95 Well there are people who care about new exciting achievements and the ones who care about making money. Whoever conceived this cartoon's ideas and look cared about creating something great.
@navesele Yes, and it really becomes evident in not only the artistry of the animation, but the actual storytelling as well. :) I only regret that more of the second type (i.e. money makers rather than idea creators) are getting much more demographic appeal. :(
This is the second time I am seeing this video, when I watched it the first time your comment was not there yet. Why now? Gee I don't know, what does make people respond to comments... It looks like it is not cost effective to create these films, it is the same reason why Tom & Jerry has deteriorated over the years.
So effing pretty. I love roughs, I love the life in seeing just the lines shifting around- hell, I'd love to see them before the cleanup in more of the shots. Thank you so much for posting, not many of us probably have Laserdisk players to get to watch stellar stuff like this.
Pencil tests look really cool : ). You can really appreciate the hard work and just really begin to imagine the long hours the artists spent on this movie. I can draw pretty well, but I can't animate (yet) for crud!
Since hand drawn animation is such a time consuming process, about how long does it take to make a cartoon that's hand drawn, such as Arthur or Spongebob?
@hedgehogamy300 Well, film is shown at 24 frames per second, so, every second is 24 drawings, making a 30 minute show without commercials, 43200 drawings, and this is assuming they did all the animation on a single layer, which is not the case. So to answer your question, a whole helluva lot.
it truly is amazing how much work goes into these (this is my fave movie of all time) and i hate how some people want movies and sequels to come out so quick and they dont know how much work is needed and it just gets annoying
ya, animation takes more time and money than live action. People wanting sequels etc. so fast is why animated tv shows are so bad in terms of the animation
@rockinthepolkadotsox Sequels come out to quickly and they are never as good as the original. They are just made to make money. I wish Disney cared about their films like they did pre 90s
I really enjoy lot much more when I watch these Walt Disney movies on pencil test... I can apreciate at first hand the wonderfull job behind each move,,,,
animation films by hand are very hard now days,espically since everything is done by computer but all the oringal animations get tons of agremment on all their hard work plus its alot more cooler to.
U should check out the linetests for the new disney movie princess and the frog! There really out of this world, and probably better looking than in color!
That simply isn't true, especially when you take into account the cost of decent CG films. Wall-E, for example, had a budget of US$180 million, more expensive than any traditionally animated film in history.
The average price for a Hollywood-style traditional feature is about $60 million. If you knock out the historically anomalous bloated Disney budgets of recent years, that drops to $30 million (including adjustment for inflation).
Good CG can't compete with traditional as far as cost goes!
I totally agree, I do think that 2D animation puts alot more effort into its work, seeing as everything is done by hand (mostly) and that its alot less expensive, I do wish more animated films could go back into 2D animation, such as the lion king and so many others, thats why I'm raelly excited about the new animated movie The Princes and the Frog, cause its one of disneys first films put back into 2D.
Yes, the feel of 2D is AMAZING but what most people don't realize is that 2D and 3D have worked together in a lot of the 2D movies such as Tarzan. It depends on what you mean by 2D.
i know,but iam saying like the "Bolt" or "Madagascar" 3D, i prefer the 2D mixed with 3D rather than ALL 3D, sure 3D movies are cool-assaid- but i just prefer 2D/3D way better. But w/e its all good.
@5psi to be fair old 2D Dreamworks was pretty awful - all they did was try and fail to be Disney (with the exception of Road to Eldorado). Now though, they don't try to be anyone but themselves and make great CGI movies.
No, it's cause hyenas are amazing animals. This movie made them look like retards compared to lions, when hyenas are actually more intelligent than lions.
umm last i checked its impossible to actually objectively and exactly measure intelligence, especially in animals. they are animals just like lions are animals...you only think of them as more "amazing" because of a bias your subjective emotions put on it...get it...EMOtions...
ok if there is a huge difference in intelligence u don't even need to be a scientist to see it, but measuring intelligence is DEF not exact enough to for sure that a dolphin is smarter than a chimpanzee or that a lion is smarter than a hyena
rite, without being able to control for a willfull tempermant specific to a particular species among other factors that can fudge results. like i said, intelligence testing is definitely not exact, even in testing our own let alone on an animal that can't communicate with us.
yea you are right, i was wrong because before to watch this video i was watching others vids that were created by amatheurs....and I thought this video was like the others I had seen ^^'
I should have gotten education in cartoon drawing --I would love a career in animation. On the other hand, they don't make enough of these movies anymore. Maybe animators are going jobless these days. I wonder why studios don't maintain animation units like they used to? Cartoons are popular on TV, anyway.
because nowadays this kind of animation is more expensive than 3d in terms of time and people involved. with 3d making a 90 minutes animated film requires the half (or less) of people that a classic animation would require, and this means less money to spend. Also, 3d movies are done in less time. so it's all for money, and it sucks cause 3d will never give the feelings and emotions that classic animation gives.
And we have a lot of examples of such bad "new" animation movies. But the lion king is some special movie, and it would be one of the greatest forever.
it's my personal all-time favorite. i was 6 when it came out, and it left a great sign on me. 3d movies are so cold, you see a 3d movie and nothing happens inside you. you've just occupied 90 minutes of your life. except for that piece of art named toy story, and recently wall-e
these three, especially Ed, were the main reason I fell in love with this movie as a child, well, next to Timon and Pumbaa.
CodizzleS93 1 week ago
Always love these kind of sequences :) Thanks for sharing!
rebeccaliebregts 1 week ago
True story.
It took me about 11-12 years to understand what they meant by "We can eat whatever "lyin" around" As in "Lying".... Lion. I'm so slow. lol. I understood cub sandwich but I never understood why that was so funny.
LeaderStorm 2 weeks ago
i wish that Disney still did their movies like this with storyboards and stuff
Nejifangal1 2 weeks ago
0:10 - HEY WHOA?! Is that a picture of sexual penetration?!
WolfySnackrib666 3 weeks ago
Favorite scene, ohyus <33
paigered8 1 month ago
I just realized...Ed is retarded...
GabinRevolution 3 months ago 4
why do the backgrounds not seem so drawn unlike the characters? It seems like the animated characters are just pasted over the backgrounds or something.
marneebox 3 months ago
@marneebox they are, the backgrounds aren't drawn like the characters, they're painted and the characters are layered over them, it s a MUCH better technique that creates realistic backgrounds and dimensional, z plane movement
UbhikhosiBoKhoKho 2 months ago
@marneebox That's how animation works. Don't you think that would be faster and easier than drawing the background hundreds and hundreds of times? Plus it makes the finished project look better, too.
NecroObscurite 1 month ago
haha, i love the variation in styles in the storyboards. It's reassuring to see that different artists on the same production can draw the same characters so differently but still so expressively.
Chard6 3 months ago
classic
stoneycartoon 3 months ago
Pixar is the only reason that Disney is still alive.
littleliondog 4 months ago
Hey why does one of the speakers doesnt work.
nick00580 4 months ago
Old Disney: Fun
New Disney: Piece of Shit...
That also goes to Cartoon Network, Nick (ohh, i miss you soo much invader zim) and etc..
psxworld101 4 months ago 66
@psxworld101 Tangled and the Princess and the Frog are fantastic. Adventure Time is a great CN show too.
cartoonmarc 4 months ago
@cartoonmarc with a few exceptions. Few are ok... but meh.
psxworld101 4 months ago
@psxworld101 well what about Pirates Of The Caribbeon? That's an awsome series they made! :/
legendarywerewolf206 3 months ago
@legendarywerewolf206 I was think more along the lines of what they show on the telly, and not the theaters.
psxworld101 3 months ago
@psxworld101 except for Regular Show and Adventure Time.
OhSeamus 3 months ago
@OhSeamus MAD is what will get cartoon network shut down, which I am ok with.
Toph8799 1 month ago
@psxworld101 I agree. Even Stevens and Kym Possible and etc on Disney were great. now the actors suck the newer they get. Wizards is the only watchable one left along with Phineas and Ferb. CN- Ed Edd N Eddy, Dexter..., Scooby Doo(old), Nick- Invader Zim, Jimmy Neutron, Spongebob. i rarely watch these channels for tv anymore since they just arent the same great channels they started out to be. I am really dissapointed in Disney.
ZekeNLutherfan1995 6 days ago
I cant wait to get to this level.
Would you check out my animations and tell me how its an impossible dream?
callous21 4 months ago
@callous21 I checked it out. I don't want to discourage you, but at the age of 23 you should get to this level at least when it comes to drawing abilities. You can learn how to animate later on. What I'm trying to say is that if you'd like to become as good as these animators you should do nothing else but train from this minute on, and maybe one day you'll get closer.
SaraJL17 4 months ago
Fantastic...
TSJEKKIA 4 months ago
@anonymous3939 Of course not, but that doesn't stop people from doing it. The majority of shows and movies posted on Youtube are posted without permission.
WhiteLionness 4 months ago
flawless so much flawless ness in this T_T
zaqeer123 5 months ago
Quick, call Disney and alert their lawyers! Thank goodness there are upstanding people like you in this world who.... Wait a second, your a jackass!
TheFlourTorilla 5 months ago
omg Mufasa is so BADASS
ForrestAnthony1 5 months ago
I'da ran back into the pridelands
Cyrix166 6 months ago
how do disney animators do that? when i animate something the lines always turn out a little wiggly, and theirs are like still!
kairiuxiuxdragon 6 months ago
@kairiuxiuxdragon Years of practicing a steady hand and good line art. Also the amount of frames put into a scene or an action. I forgot the frame rate for the movie, I'm gonna assume its 24 fps, but regardless you would need a lot of drawings for it to come out smooth. I just recently saw the movie and you can still see the lines being wiggly. But there were so many drawings done for a certain scene you don't notice.
Brakex 2 months ago
@Brakex It's 24 fps in 12x2
lockide 2 months ago
Lots of respect for the animators in this age of animation. Even more respect for back when there weren't any computers at all.
sonic16913 7 months ago
Stunning, just amazing
2VivaHetalia7 7 months ago
Wow, I wonder how long this scene took the animators to make. It's stunning :)
GamerEm123 8 months ago
Testing is the Bitch in animation... yet needs to be done. The patients and the weight on each animators shoulders when working on a project like this is admirable. Bet they wish they had Aftereffects though. Things are easier today. Yet, hardly any studio will risk the money and the time it takes to make true hand drawn features. CG is cheaper and Quicker, considering how fast you can rig + muscle dynamics and mostly everything else can be run through with the program. although that isn't easy.
shadowinthesystem 8 months ago
i like the part at 2:55 :)
SeppermanProductions 8 months ago
Fantastic.
Deppaddicted 9 months ago
Oh, how I wish I was born like a decade or so earilier! I was born in 1991, even that was too late to be able to work on classics like this becauseI had a few years of growing up to do before I could even start to learn about animation :( Sucks to be born now, haha XD
Melazee01 9 months ago
@Melazee01 it's never too late. to be honest, disney needs some good movie soon, because this last decade was pathetic
acmulhern 8 months ago
Why can't they go back to the 70s, 80s & 90s?
ConalRhysFawcett 9 months ago
The Lion King: Disney at their finest.
ChoukoCha 9 months ago
see! Disney works incredible hard and most people do not appreciate it AT ALL! pfft to them! lets see them do it any better in less time.
TezFoxable 9 months ago
some pictures from movie... some not animated drew pictures... but i gotta tell... i could never do such amazing work.... it's awesome :)
Eradictus 9 months ago
@Eradictus this video actually shows the different stages that animators go through to make a movie. it takes months for just a few seconds of footage
acmulhern 8 months ago
@acmulhern oh ok, i see now, thx 4 explanation
Eradictus 8 months ago
@Eradictus no problem :)
acmulhern 8 months ago
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Eradictus 9 months ago
I LOVE THIS!!!! This gives the movie a whole new perspective. I absolutly respect what the animaters do. When we see the finished film, we either forget or don't relize the time and energy infolved in its creation. This is why I would love it if they would involve this in the DVD releaces. The whole movie in its raw and unfinished form.
loveofwolfs 10 months ago 2
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best movie ever
PinkSlipPROCTUCTIONS 10 months ago
wow. comparing to todays shit. i mean wow. its like every frame is a work of art.
FourWorlds1 10 months ago 2
its so beautiful.
mo389 10 months ago
What happened to Disney??
hbanana7 10 months ago
11 people got pinned
catangel911 10 months ago
11 people need to be put into the Birdie-Boiler.
Melazee01 11 months ago 36
i want a job doing animated movies how can i do this
TheMOEBUCKS 11 months ago
@TheMOEBUCKS Start learning flash, get into art, and most importantly, start drawing. I'm a Time Arts major so we're currently doing flash animations. Aside from animations, this major can also lead to video game designing.
MissYoshi04 11 months ago
@TheMOEBUCKS go to an animation college, all ye need is a portfolio. thats how i got in. and btw. flash sux trust me.
FourWorlds1 10 months ago
i like watching the raw pencils better.
Dpenslinger 1 year ago
@jokez112
You mean, Old Disney + Pixar = Love. Dreamworks etc *Legerds* Or stupid Question.?
Qillaq91 1 year ago
I do believe I can see Chris's work (Chris Sanders, the creator of Lilo and Stitch and How to Train your Dragon) in this, especially at 2:29)!
twilightmarauder 1 year ago 2
@twilightmarauder That's possible, but he did the layout for the song "I just can't wait to be king"
grejsancoprative 11 months ago
I love how the 2D animation looks so smooth it almost looks kinda like 3D animated.
Hniisan 1 year ago
@Hniisan Plus the music its just so!
GAH! Goosebumps all over.
Hniisan 1 year ago
hmm i dunno, whddya think ed?
OOhh ooOOh HHaaha oh (. )_( .)
PublicEnemyDean 1 year ago
nice
lovehamsters14 1 year ago
HOOOW!... there must be some sort of animation course based in my area of the UK (Leicestershire) that can teach me how to anmaite like this... If so please let me know. It's my dream to work for a comapny like Disney and to be able to draw to this extent. At the minute I'm on an A-level Fine art course, that has life drawing lessons and various other subjects...
crazyfoolo117 1 year ago
@crazyfoolo117 best place to learn animation like this in england uk is Bournemouth creative arts - animation production! trust me - its aaaamazing there :3
brandybuck90 1 year ago
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@crazyfoolo117 best place to learn animation like this in england uk is Bournemouth creative arts - animation production! trust me - its aaaamazing there :3
brandybuck90 1 year ago
@crazyfoolo117 Sort of late to answer but if your curious about Disney Animation I would suggest the "Drawn to Life" Two volume series written by Walt Stanchfeild.
I have both volumes and I can't even say how many times I have read them. There is such a vast wealth of information in them that actually isn't taught at most animation colleges around the world. You can find them on Amazon or sometimes at a book retailer like Borders (Don't know if thats in the UK)
AhnakondaProductions 1 year ago
This is fantastic. Animators are amazing, I will never get over how extremely gifted they are.
callmegoombah 1 year ago
Whoever drew this must have took months, it's a masterpiece
blackxknight 1 year ago 3
@blackxknight Your right must have taken a while, it was worth it. masterpiece
Natsukashii3 8 months ago
I forgot how wonderful Mufasa's voice was
utopiangem 1 year ago
@utopiangem And Darth Vaders.... <3 James Earl Jones.
kurisitarusan 1 year ago
<3 I can't wait to do this as my job. This will be a great reference for my school admissions portfolio. The half storyboard half animation.
StudioVibe 1 year ago
the longer the sequel takes to make the better it will most likely become
TheUstinovich 1 year ago
do you know how they videotaped this? Like when they actual made the animation how did they tape it?
CocoHotpix 1 year ago
@CocoHotpix they do pencil drawings on cels then they record it with a special type of camera that takes it and they photograph each frame onto a camera that splices it onto a film reel. However most people nowadays just scan them into their computers and put it together with software. But traditional 2D animation is done with a special type of camera.
sunset261 1 year ago
this is awesome!
CocoHotpix 1 year ago
Hyenas are actually very beautiful animals
TheBlueRainWolf 1 year ago
this is the kind of animation i like most, its what i grew up with. thats why one of my favorite new disney movies is the princess and the frog, because of the old school like animation. :3
ChrisBclips 1 year ago
Originally during this scene Shenzi and Banzai were going to be arguing about who ate who.This is from the 1993 script:
Banzai: Oh, man! I don't know when the last time was I had lion cubs
Shenzi: Wait-wait-wait! I'm having the lion cubs!
(Simba, Nala and Zazu sneak away)
B: You will not. You can have the bird.
(Ed notices)
S: Don't you give me the bird!
B: Alright-alright! We'll split the bird! But i get the wings!
S: Oh sure and I get stuck with the bill.
B: Okay, we'll split the bill
blingblinglemon 1 year ago 4
@blingblinglemon
HAHA, that's a brilliant one! split the bill... lmao :P i wish they'd kept that in. brilliant animation. good ol' TLK, yay classics <3
Keyinei 1 year ago
@blingblinglemon The last four lines of that dialogue are why I think Banzai and Shenzi are a cute couple! :D
KrysOfSorrow 1 year ago
@KrysOfSorrow EEE! ANOTHER PERSON WHO LIKES SHENZIxBANZAI! I'M SOOO HAPPY! THANKS FOR BEING SO AWESOME!!! :D (Sorry, got a little excited there...)
blingblinglemon 1 year ago
EPIC!!!! i wish my work was half as good.... even my finished work is not even to this keyframes level.... ugh...
shawtyvwj 1 year ago
this is what i want to do for a living :)
kayandbec 1 year ago
That's animation! And not TV anime.
gazornim 1 year ago
Heh, they look funnyily-cute in storyboard X3
ObscuroSknim1234 1 year ago
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wifflecube 1 year ago
I absolutely love when Disney actually puts effort into these 2-D movies... I'd prefer waiting 7 years for a fantastic 2-D movie than 3 weeks for another cruddy Hannah Montana movie... -_-;
Pinknarf95 1 year ago 156
@Pinknarf95 Yeah but not many people would prefer to owe you 7 years of their life.
navesele 6 months ago
@navesele Or anyone else, as I have noticed. :P
Pinknarf95 6 months ago
@navesele Serious question, though, why'd it take you so long to respond to my comment? :) (I'm not kidding or being a sarcastic jerk like a lot of Tubers: I genuinely want to know. :D)
Pinknarf95 6 months ago
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navesele 6 months ago
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navesele 6 months ago
@navesele Ah I see: sometimes that happens on videos. It's strange. Anywho, at least they're showing the older cartoons of Tom and Jerry on Cartoon Network, but I do understand why the Disney animators would be apt to shift to methods that don't consume as much time as before: things are all about getting everything done and done fast, so I get that. :) I just prefer great 2-D movies over half baked movies any day, because, thinking about how much time they have to put into it, (cont'd next)
Pinknarf95 6 months ago
@Pinknarf95 Well there are people who care about new exciting achievements and the ones who care about making money. Whoever conceived this cartoon's ideas and look cared about creating something great.
navesele 6 months ago
@navesele Yes, and it really becomes evident in not only the artistry of the animation, but the actual storytelling as well. :) I only regret that more of the second type (i.e. money makers rather than idea creators) are getting much more demographic appeal. :(
Pinknarf95 6 months ago
@navesele (cont'd) it's usually a good story (because they have to make it worth their time. ;) )
Pinknarf95 6 months ago
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This is the second time I am seeing this video, when I watched it the first time your comment was not there yet. Why now? Gee I don't know, what does make people respond to comments... It looks like it is not cost effective to create these films, it is the same reason why Tom & Jerry has deteriorated over the years.
navesele 6 months ago
@Pinknarf95 I can agree to that. Love these old Disney movies ^^
Star13570 4 months ago
@Pinknarf95 lmao too true my friend, disney is kickass
FiendofDA 4 months ago
i just enjoy seeing pencil tests it shows the animators aren't sloppy idiots just messing around XD and it shows their skill
CimCity13 1 year ago
So effing pretty. I love roughs, I love the life in seeing just the lines shifting around- hell, I'd love to see them before the cleanup in more of the shots. Thank you so much for posting, not many of us probably have Laserdisk players to get to watch stellar stuff like this.
Velasa 1 year ago
"Who are you calling Upidstay!?"
One of my favorite lines ever.
I love this- the work that goes into this is just amazing.
WishesSetFree 1 year ago
Pencil tests look really cool : ). You can really appreciate the hard work and just really begin to imagine the long hours the artists spent on this movie. I can draw pretty well, but I can't animate (yet) for crud!
31Orcas 1 year ago 2
Since hand drawn animation is such a time consuming process, about how long does it take to make a cartoon that's hand drawn, such as Arthur or Spongebob?
hedgehogamy300 1 year ago 3
@hedgehogamy300 Well, film is shown at 24 frames per second, so, every second is 24 drawings, making a 30 minute show without commercials, 43200 drawings, and this is assuming they did all the animation on a single layer, which is not the case. So to answer your question, a whole helluva lot.
purpleindicabrownies 1 year ago
@purpleindicabrownies 24 frames per second??! thats a lot! that must take forever!!
TanukiTengu 10 months ago
I wonder what all the hand drawn animated films would look like if they were fully CGI. That would be interesting.
hedgehogamy300 1 year ago 4
@hedgehogamy300 Cel shaded video games are the perfect example to what 2d animation would look like in 3d
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LaukkuTheGreit 1 year ago
The laserdisc version has bonus features?
Batamon1997 2 years ago
I absolutely adore seeing how animated movies start out, it's so remarkable and amazing!
Strabius 2 years ago
That's awesome, Lion King is one of my top favorite movie
JayFoxFire 2 years ago
it truly is amazing how much work goes into these (this is my fave movie of all time) and i hate how some people want movies and sequels to come out so quick and they dont know how much work is needed and it just gets annoying
rockinthepolkadotsox 2 years ago 133
ya, animation takes more time and money than live action. People wanting sequels etc. so fast is why animated tv shows are so bad in terms of the animation
Kimmuryiel 2 years ago 4
@rockinthepolkadotsox Sequels come out to quickly and they are never as good as the original. They are just made to make money. I wish Disney cared about their films like they did pre 90s
bedazzledcandybar 1 year ago
I really enjoy lot much more when I watch these Walt Disney movies on pencil test... I can apreciate at first hand the wonderfull job behind each move,,,,
OneWorld4us 2 years ago 6
Amazing!
RatWorld101 2 years ago
This is epic. The animation is simply amazing!!!
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howtogetsaved 2 years ago
animation films by hand are very hard now days,espically since everything is done by computer but all the oringal animations get tons of agremment on all their hard work plus its alot more cooler to.
TimeStone34 2 years ago
U should check out the linetests for the new disney movie princess and the frog! There really out of this world, and probably better looking than in color!
JoeTedz 2 years ago 3
my 2d animation teacher says the Princess and the Frog is the best Disney movie in like 30 or 40 years (animation wise at least)
Kimmuryiel 2 years ago
in terms of story or animation...... because Its not the best story wise.
Alyxm 1 year ago
at least beauty and the beast or aladdin have better stories
SimbaKing94 1 year ago
traditional animation is dead mostly because its so much more expensive
TitaniumToothpaste 2 years ago 6
That simply isn't true, especially when you take into account the cost of decent CG films. Wall-E, for example, had a budget of US$180 million, more expensive than any traditionally animated film in history.
The average price for a Hollywood-style traditional feature is about $60 million. If you knock out the historically anomalous bloated Disney budgets of recent years, that drops to $30 million (including adjustment for inflation).
Good CG can't compete with traditional as far as cost goes!
BruceLeedar 2 years ago 5
your right that is true
my mistake
TitaniumToothpaste 2 years ago 2
I totally agree, I do think that 2D animation puts alot more effort into its work, seeing as everything is done by hand (mostly) and that its alot less expensive, I do wish more animated films could go back into 2D animation, such as the lion king and so many others, thats why I'm raelly excited about the new animated movie The Princes and the Frog, cause its one of disneys first films put back into 2D.
lessthannormal01 2 years ago
Yes, the feel of 2D is AMAZING but what most people don't realize is that 2D and 3D have worked together in a lot of the 2D movies such as Tarzan. It depends on what you mean by 2D.
gorywill 2 years ago
i know,but iam saying like the "Bolt" or "Madagascar" 3D, i prefer the 2D mixed with 3D rather than ALL 3D, sure 3D movies are cool-assaid- but i just prefer 2D/3D way better. But w/e its all good.
lessthannormal01 2 years ago 2
I'd love to know on what planet do elephants get that big? XD
Razzlewolfflight 2 years ago
compare the elphant, lion cub and hyeana ;]
LeaPolish 2 years ago
Old Disney + Pixar = Love. Dreamworks etc just sucks.
jokez112 2 years ago 36
I agree with you but The Prince of Egypt was great
Stan5c 2 years ago 7
@jokez112 Dreamworks sucked? Since when?
5psi 1 year ago 39
@5psi to be fair old 2D Dreamworks was pretty awful - all they did was try and fail to be Disney (with the exception of Road to Eldorado). Now though, they don't try to be anyone but themselves and make great CGI movies.
utopiangem 1 year ago
@jokez112 No it doesn't. Shrek and some of there other films are great. Yeah some are crap but just look at Disney these days!
bedazzledcandybar 1 year ago
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@jokez112
Sucks? You must be out of your mind
StridingMan 1 year ago
@jokez112 yes yes yes yes yes.
ghostie7790 10 months ago
love the hyenas. hate the lions
xXKyoushiroXx 2 years ago
ok emo...we get it...
justforwatchingcraps 2 years ago
How is that emo? Hyenas fucking rule
xXKyoushiroXx 2 years ago
yea? is that cuz most ppl hate them and it makes you different and misunderstood if you like them
justforwatchingcraps 2 years ago
Dude, all animals should get treated equally
TFOptimus5 2 years ago 4
No, it's cause hyenas are amazing animals. This movie made them look like retards compared to lions, when hyenas are actually more intelligent than lions.
xXKyoushiroXx 2 years ago
umm last i checked its impossible to actually objectively and exactly measure intelligence, especially in animals. they are animals just like lions are animals...you only think of them as more "amazing" because of a bias your subjective emotions put on it...get it...EMOtions...
justforwatchingcraps 2 years ago
Emo doesn't stand for emotions lol.
And if i was emo, i wouldn't listen to Radiohead, cause Radiohead aint emo.
xXKyoushiroXx 2 years ago
wait wait...it isn't called emo because it is emotional?? you sound pretty confident "lol"...what does emo mean then?
justforwatchingcraps 2 years ago
Someone told me emo stands for emotive or something like that. It has to do with music.
xXKyoushiroXx 2 years ago
what does emotive mean?
justforwatchingcraps 2 years ago
then how do scientists figure that dolphins are more "intelligent" then other mammals and animals?
pruanelover4ever 2 years ago
ok if there is a huge difference in intelligence u don't even need to be a scientist to see it, but measuring intelligence is DEF not exact enough to for sure that a dolphin is smarter than a chimpanzee or that a lion is smarter than a hyena
justforwatchingcraps 2 years ago
well depends on what intellegence is defined as.
Scientists use problem solving tasks/game/etc. to figure this
pruanelover4ever 2 years ago
rite, without being able to control for a willfull tempermant specific to a particular species among other factors that can fudge results. like i said, intelligence testing is definitely not exact, even in testing our own let alone on an animal that can't communicate with us.
justforwatchingcraps 2 years ago
It's based on the ratio of their brain mass to their body mass. Dolphins have the second highest brain:body mass ratio after humans.
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fdzgzd 2 years ago
They take the good stuff out man!
KuroToraWolf 2 years ago
Aww, I wish they put stuff like this on their new DVD releases instead of crappy games. D:
SecksTheSniper 2 years ago 8
Oh my God
Sapov 2 years ago
lol the storyboard is so cute.
RobochaoXX 3 years ago 2
they didn't draw this it's in the description box
funny4081444 3 years ago
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0o0murhu0o0 3 years ago
He didn't drew it! This is just from the dvd
davitaa 3 years ago 2
yea you are right, i was wrong because before to watch this video i was watching others vids that were created by amatheurs....and I thought this video was like the others I had seen ^^'
0o0murhu0o0 3 years ago
they look ghosts
GiaMmyAVAtv 3 years ago
in this scene shinzi sounds gheeto
dopynick 3 years ago
I should have gotten education in cartoon drawing --I would love a career in animation. On the other hand, they don't make enough of these movies anymore. Maybe animators are going jobless these days. I wonder why studios don't maintain animation units like they used to? Cartoons are popular on TV, anyway.
CrystalClearNews 3 years ago 5
because nowadays this kind of animation is more expensive than 3d in terms of time and people involved. with 3d making a 90 minutes animated film requires the half (or less) of people that a classic animation would require, and this means less money to spend. Also, 3d movies are done in less time. so it's all for money, and it sucks cause 3d will never give the feelings and emotions that classic animation gives.
AlexAV88 2 years ago 31
yeah "alexav88" this "sucks" really : (
And we have a lot of examples of such bad "new" animation movies. But the lion king is some special movie, and it would be one of the greatest forever.
onground330 2 years ago 3
it's my personal all-time favorite. i was 6 when it came out, and it left a great sign on me. 3d movies are so cold, you see a 3d movie and nothing happens inside you. you've just occupied 90 minutes of your life. except for that piece of art named toy story, and recently wall-e
AlexAV88 2 years ago 3