hey heres something i discovered too! if u look up the movie petes dragon and the movie the sword and the stone both by disney when the dragon drinks the alcohol he goes out the cave and weezes smoke right? in the sword and the stone when the coyote gets tired from chasing the boy in the woods he weezes the same exact way as the dragon!
Nice try, blaming it on the 'budget', but how difficult would it really be to animate a new dance scene based on some observations in a dance club? Or hiring one of those perennially out-of-work choreographers. You could have probably gotten the work for free at one of those dance colleges.
Another similarity is the song that playing in the video. The Candy Man song is the same as the Bugle Boy song. Try playing those 2 songs at the same time. ;)
Ok so Disney may not use original drawings for EVERYTHING, but the skeletal frames are virtually the same, its a way to save money and produce the great things Disney produces.
I personally think it is clever and efficient. and for the amazing movies Disney work so hard on, it think that its AWESOME.
ok to cool but did you know (for webkinz) if you type in where did you get those strips and the ice man blues if you lisen you hear different words but the same pitch and if you isen good it can sound the same
Everyone who's crying about this should shut up and listen.
1: Back then, it was all done by hand, no computers to do the work. It would've been torture to come up with new dances.
2: I think it's kinda a reference to the older classics, ya know, for you to say "Hey! that was the dance in Snow White! I love that movie!"
Besides, Disney lost rights to Oswald because he wanted to make higher quality cartoons, and he brought sound to cartoons. Disney was anything BUT cheap back then.
all of disney's movie back then were rotoscoped its normal for every single cartoon even know to reuse stock footage...what they did was have ppl and they literaly traced over them to mimic the movements its how they are able to do such amazing movements for its time
Each second has at lest 24 frames, more if its a high quality animation. And each frame was hand painted for those movies. Its a lot of work, it makes sense to recycle if it means getting the product out on time.
Actually, just a thought; A lot of the early Disney movies were filmed first, actually acted out on a stage, and then animated using this as reference matirial. Especially Snow White, infact.
Chances are, they simply re-used the filmed footage as reference for such complicated scenes.
I didn't know some of those... I always knew as a kid that Baloo got recycled between RH and JS, but I didn't know about the Snow White and Aristocats connections. It'd be neat to see more... I know there were some tower knock downs between RH and JS.
If you pay attention you realize that for every pair of scenes, one of them is always Robin Hood and the other is some movie that came out before RH. The reason is basically that in 1973 Disney was really short on money and they had to recycle they old movies as much as possible to make RH.
I feel weird that I actually realized this the first time I watched the scene when I was little XD;;
The thing I think that tipped me off is when Duchess does that head swing thing in Aristocats and then the princess or whoever copied it. I've always been amazed at the head swing thing for some reason and it was a scene that stuck out to be, so I rewatched it later and knew every scene from the Jungle Book and Aristocats XD
Didn't realize Snow White was in there, too, though o:
That's kind of cool. xD There are recycled parts in almost every animation really (I'm just look at anime, yet no one's complaining there. I don't understand why some of you guys feel "cheated".
I agree with some you though. Just go ahead and draw out every disney movie with different things in each one and see if you run out of ideas or if your hand loses feeling.
Wow i've never even seen the similarities. I don't feel cheated, i mean it ain't like the watchers noticed until being told right? If you feel cheated i suggest you people try drawing movies by hand, it ain't easy! Love the similarities i was completely ignorant to them.
Also, the ending scene of Beauty and the Beast, when they were dancing, is the same as the end of Sleeping Beauty. I personally think it's pretty cool.
Maybe they just all had the same choreographer? xD
Kidding, I notice they recycle scenes as well, there's this fallen tree scene in The Jungle Book they used for The Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, but just repainted it to look less like a jungle. It's sad to see even animators like to cut corners. D:
I'm trying to find a video that shows all reused animation in and from 101 Dalmatians. If anyone knows of any please reply to my comment or send me a PM.
@OahGeez Writers? Do you mean artists? The movies were not computer animated back then and it takes A LONG TIME to "draw" the whole movie. They were on a low budget and had deadlines to meet. Give them a break.
I think that's really cool. I'm a graphic arts student and you figure years ago it was harder to come up with new ''dances'' especially when they were doing all the work by hand and with hand-drawn stuff..give the artists a break.
You people don't understand that animation is part art, part story-telling medium, and part business.
Many animators have to struggles with deadlines, specially Disney when Robin Hood and the films that appear on this video, it had to be done if they wanted to preserved their jobs or make an income from the film-
Hard times were hard, and they can damage artistic integrity.
Money most of the time controls art.
Indie cartoonists and freelancer artists are the only ones that are truly free.
To add up and finish, the recycled sequences are visually different and amazingly imaginative in how they were handled that we should atleast pay respects to the animators for doing their job.
These choices were actually all made on purpose by a supervising animator for 101 Dalmatians... I can't remember his name, but if you watch the bonus features on 101 Dalmatians, available here on YouTube, you can find out. ^_^
its not just robin hood with recycled animation, in beauty and the beast the final dance shot between belle and the prince is also the end from sleeping beauty. They were days away from the deadline so the animators cheated and recyled. Maybe that was a similar case for robin hood.
I had already noticed the dance from Robin Hood and the Aristocats on my own from watching them too many times as a kid, but I never saw the similarity between Snow White and the other ones. I noticed the similarities between Baloo and Little John as a kid, too, but not the dance.
Guess I didn't watch Snow White and the Jungle Book enough, haha.
At any rate, I kinda like seeing these "recycled movements." They're kinda fun to look for. :D
This is the way I heard it (and I could easily be wrong on this)...
Production on "Robin Hood" was axed about two-thirds of the way through, so the animation department took it upon themselves to finish the movie on their own.
They resorted to tracing older animation and recycling already-completed animation to finish the film and save it from being shelved.
@Tommynka Its cheaper to reuse choreography. Every new scene they come up with costs them big money to animate and re-illustrate. You can at least save money by only re-illustrating.
Naww just kidding while I didn't like Robin Hood it's understandable since they needed to save money. I mean wasn't this movie made in the disney dark ages?
I like the idea that they reuse Templates from there movies. They did some for others like Sword in the Stone, 101 Dalmations, Ichabod & Mr. Toad, and some other one I can't remember
Actually I think that it's cool and I like watching the resemblance between the scenes. I don't think that the Recycled movements are a bad thing. I LOVE DISNEY.
I was fortunate enough to visit the Disney Animation Studio a few years back when they were developing Chicken Little. I got a little tour around and saw their more historical items, such as the colored cells for this movie. I was told that the cells for making animated movies were quite expensive back then, and as such Disney had to recycle certain scenes. Where they took the original of one movie, and painted over it to create another. But isn't the case for all their older movies ;)
The cat from the Aristacats and the girl fox from Robin hood look similar in many ways in the face lol
filmfinatic24 3 weeks ago
B^U
nordiquefb 3 weeks ago
:'DD I'm laughing my ass off!
TigerEyeNoxera 3 weeks ago
hey heres something i discovered too! if u look up the movie petes dragon and the movie the sword and the stone both by disney when the dragon drinks the alcohol he goes out the cave and weezes smoke right? in the sword and the stone when the coyote gets tired from chasing the boy in the woods he weezes the same exact way as the dragon!
SuperCouplesChan2 1 month ago
i still like them for disneyland
blkopscrpyness 1 month ago
9gag
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1:21 hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha oh man, Snowhite looks so "special"! lol
o0mary0o 1 month ago
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o0mary0o 1 month ago
If it ain't broke.
jaysatanfox 1 month ago 5
Nice try, blaming it on the 'budget', but how difficult would it really be to animate a new dance scene based on some observations in a dance club? Or hiring one of those perennially out-of-work choreographers. You could have probably gotten the work for free at one of those dance colleges.
In conclusion: laziness.
BromidicCompound 1 month ago
Disney can get away with this, yet I get slated for putting one frame out of place in ABS submissions. Fuck animation.
mysteriouskazakh 1 month ago
I wonder what song the dancing was originally set to
atomfullerene 1 month ago
oh. my. god.
lucy798 1 month ago
@Dr3ssage
>original
>recycled
Are you dumb?
buttbuttwhat1 2 months ago
Another similarity is the song that playing in the video. The Candy Man song is the same as the Bugle Boy song. Try playing those 2 songs at the same time. ;)
vidman1976 2 months ago
Ok so Disney may not use original drawings for EVERYTHING, but the skeletal frames are virtually the same, its a way to save money and produce the great things Disney produces.
I personally think it is clever and efficient. and for the amazing movies Disney work so hard on, it think that its AWESOME.
spottyzebra2011 3 months ago 2
its the same because robin hood was produced so cheapley.
SlyCooper325 3 months ago
You did a good job editing. Thanks
JQ322 5 months ago
They just went to the same dance school. Who cares?
LightStijn 5 months ago
well. my childhood is gone.
buttbuttwhat1 5 months ago 16
Woah. How did you catch those?!
twifansupreme 5 months ago
LET'S GET FUCKED UP!!!!!
Havingagoodtim3 5 months ago
That just blew my mind
FullyJams 6 months ago
Souless
Distimok 6 months ago
so what... all the disney characters learned the same choreography from the same disney choreographer :D
JosieSanelly 6 months ago 41
Wasnt baloo and little John voiced by the same actor too?? Lol
TheArtisticGirl1 8 months ago
@TheArtisticGirl1 Yep, and Thomas O'Malley from The Aristocats.
cgisby 6 months ago
@thousanwhite...FTW!
ianslessorproduction 8 months ago
Those sons of bitches
ThousanWhite 8 months ago
still epic, no matter what
ohyeah205 9 months ago
Aw, come on!!! Think how much time this saved!!! Plus money. I bet you wouldn't want to draw an entire new dance sequence by hand.
IisxXPurpleNinjaXx 9 months ago
if ur an animator u know y this happens... its hard to explane if one never did animation
triggerhapy639 10 months ago
what about the fact that legendary Disney animator Milt Kahl called them out on it calling it lazy and waste of time and money?
manbot47 10 months ago
That is awesome. I mean once you get something right, why change it?? As Randy Jackson says, if it ain't broke, don't even think about fixing it.
MissSherlockHolmes 10 months ago
ok to cool but did you know (for webkinz) if you type in where did you get those strips and the ice man blues if you lisen you hear different words but the same pitch and if you isen good it can sound the same
liljj814 11 months ago
I KNEW IT! My brother said I was crazy but I knew I was right! Thanks for posting this.
DisneyDarcy 11 months ago
big business is cheap, noted.
DrOrphious79 11 months ago
I actually never noticed all this. Amazing, it seriously made me laugh!
Heuvelliedje 11 months ago
You are welcome for watching.
mulfymania 11 months ago
the song really matched their dancing :3
SunsetBabii 1 year ago
Woao!
This is REALLY impressiiiivee!
I've seen this movies like a zillion times and i'd never noticed this.
The only thing i knew about Snow White's dance is that they used a real dancer and copied all the moves.
Thanks for this, is pretty cool.
HadasWorld 1 year ago
Everyone who's crying about this should shut up and listen.
1: Back then, it was all done by hand, no computers to do the work. It would've been torture to come up with new dances.
2: I think it's kinda a reference to the older classics, ya know, for you to say "Hey! that was the dance in Snow White! I love that movie!"
Besides, Disney lost rights to Oswald because he wanted to make higher quality cartoons, and he brought sound to cartoons. Disney was anything BUT cheap back then.
AndieTiggerPyro 1 year ago
also at teh time this was most likely the most popular dance lol...its more common this is probly the "disney signature dance"
bulletproofKevlar 1 year ago
all of disney's movie back then were rotoscoped its normal for every single cartoon even know to reuse stock footage...what they did was have ppl and they literaly traced over them to mimic the movements its how they are able to do such amazing movements for its time
bulletproofKevlar 1 year ago
As an animator I know why they did this, to save money, labor and time. It's hard drawing frame by frame animations, trust me.
LadyAllegra55 1 year ago
this doesnt make the movies any less good
Haides777 1 year ago
Each second has at lest 24 frames, more if its a high quality animation. And each frame was hand painted for those movies. Its a lot of work, it makes sense to recycle if it means getting the product out on time.
o0TreeGirl0o 1 year ago
OMCheese, I'VE NEVER NOTICED THAT!!!!! THERE'S NO WAY THAT'S COINCIDENCE!!!!! PHAIL!!!!!
bubblesdraws7 1 year ago
shocked
xNOUKSTARR 1 year ago
my inner child is screaming in betrayal!
flyawaytoahappyplace 1 year ago
the'es only so many times you can make a scene with dancing and be bothered to make different animation.
zombieporn99 1 year ago
it makes the movie a lot easier to make and it saves money, and gets the movie released quicker to start making money
RedBullStig1 1 year ago
holy crap that's crazy! :D
kristinastn 1 year ago
I always knew Robin Hood was one of Disney's cheaper efforts. But that's the common denominator here.
Tharkun 1 year ago
Actually, just a thought; A lot of the early Disney movies were filmed first, actually acted out on a stage, and then animated using this as reference matirial. Especially Snow White, infact.
Chances are, they simply re-used the filmed footage as reference for such complicated scenes.
TikiSnakes 1 year ago
Perhaps they were direct copies because they love to have the characters reference each other and therefore other movies. Also, yeah, cash money.
linkgenesis 1 year ago
I didn't know some of those... I always knew as a kid that Baloo got recycled between RH and JS, but I didn't know about the Snow White and Aristocats connections. It'd be neat to see more... I know there were some tower knock downs between RH and JS.
paladincarvin 1 year ago
Why am I seeing a chicken with apparent boobs?
ShennyNerd 1 year ago
My childhood memories aren't so great now.
demortis666 1 year ago
My guess is that the artists had some real life dance shots taken to use as references, but continued to use the same references over and over :S
DudeGuy16 1 year ago
I think it also had to do with the style of popular dances during the era that these movies were animated in.
BAMikeyD 1 year ago
when ya gotta draw EVERY FRAME by hand... heck, i'd take shortcuts where i could too. lol.
this is cool
katzklaw 1 year ago
If you pay attention you realize that for every pair of scenes, one of them is always Robin Hood and the other is some movie that came out before RH. The reason is basically that in 1973 Disney was really short on money and they had to recycle they old movies as much as possible to make RH.
kruppenstein 1 year ago
polka! :)
taborsy0000 1 year ago
hahahah nice.... I had never realized that ... :D
TheSunnyTori 1 year ago
I've only noticed the Robin hood and snow White similarities, great video sample btw! :)
ashepe 1 year ago
the same scene is in the aristocats too!!
alishac6564 1 year ago
Omg...I NEVER noticed this!
lovealways1sda 1 year ago
little things like these easily amuses me
LunarIce 1 year ago
@LunarIce Agreed.
SOTPRock 1 year ago
I feel weird that I actually realized this the first time I watched the scene when I was little XD;;
The thing I think that tipped me off is when Duchess does that head swing thing in Aristocats and then the princess or whoever copied it. I've always been amazed at the head swing thing for some reason and it was a scene that stuck out to be, so I rewatched it later and knew every scene from the Jungle Book and Aristocats XD
Didn't realize Snow White was in there, too, though o:
NozomiMomuchu 1 year ago
Wow, you're quite vigilant to realize that the movements are the same.
:D
I know each story, I just never noticed the movements were the same... Haha that's kind of cool you saw that.
starfire139 1 year ago
Haha well made.. this one.. poor of Disney however
dennesidenerdum 1 year ago
That's kind of cool. xD There are recycled parts in almost every animation really (I'm just look at anime, yet no one's complaining there. I don't understand why some of you guys feel "cheated".
I agree with some you though. Just go ahead and draw out every disney movie with different things in each one and see if you run out of ideas or if your hand loses feeling.
Kagura95 1 year ago
Wow i've never even seen the similarities. I don't feel cheated, i mean it ain't like the watchers noticed until being told right? If you feel cheated i suggest you people try drawing movies by hand, it ain't easy! Love the similarities i was completely ignorant to them.
DirtyLittleSecret96 1 year ago
There's also Junle booka dn Winnie The Pooh too, when Christopher Rpbin/Mowgli are walking across a fallen tree.
rileyvace 1 year ago
Whats the big deal about it, as a kid one wouldn't notice, so I really dont see what the problem is.
TasukuClan 1 year ago
Also, the ending scene of Beauty and the Beast, when they were dancing, is the same as the end of Sleeping Beauty. I personally think it's pretty cool.
KisameHoshigaki707 1 year ago
How interesting.
thatonegirludontknow 1 year ago
Maybe they just all had the same choreographer? xD
Kidding, I notice they recycle scenes as well, there's this fallen tree scene in The Jungle Book they used for The Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, but just repainted it to look less like a jungle. It's sad to see even animators like to cut corners. D:
stephiJK 1 year ago
OH NOES!!!! Dx
at least they didn't cheat the lion king.... as much as this....
my0cat0has0a0flavor 1 year ago
I don't feel cheated as someone on deviantART suggested. I instead think it's cool c: Like a signature Disney dance or something.
xxFrozenintime 1 year ago 7
I ALWAYS noticed some of these looked familiar...I just never put two and two together. Especially the bears from JB and RH and the smoking part!
ilovecattys 1 year ago
omfg! jävla dålig fantasi man kan ha...
tokern93 1 year ago
I'm trying to find a video that shows all reused animation in and from 101 Dalmatians. If anyone knows of any please reply to my comment or send me a PM.
powerpup97 1 year ago
Awesome =D Never noticed it
GranDaddy88 1 year ago
lol ya ever notice it's always the same voice actors too? lol
dark0angel016 1 year ago
never saw this as a kid... I just thought they always danced the same! Made a fool of myself at prom...;(
Shimmer311 1 year ago
@Shimmer311 rofl priceless comment ^^
GranDaddy88 1 year ago
omg really insane!!!
NM2HI2TX 1 year ago
wow disney is very sneaky
i didn't even see that until now
3232mackie 1 year ago
that talks very much about writer's imagination...
OahGeez 1 year ago
@OahGeez Writers? Do you mean artists? The movies were not computer animated back then and it takes A LONG TIME to "draw" the whole movie. They were on a low budget and had deadlines to meet. Give them a break.
xxIlovemusicxx25 1 year ago
lål :D They just re-use those :3
finlant 1 year ago
I can see why they would do this, it's very interesting though!
teresamh1277 1 year ago
Robin Hood came out after all of these
So it's the only one that really copied
fums63 1 year ago
I love how Baloo, The ginger cat from Aristocats, and the bear from Robin Hood, are ALL voiced by the same VERY talented voice actor XD
celloqueenie 1 year ago
I totally saw those too! This was very well done! And at least Disney recycled the good stuff ;)
celloqueenie 1 year ago
they also used aurora and phillips dance(Sleeping Beauty) as the dance for belle and the beast dance at the end of the movie(beauty and the beast)
KaylaBelleable 2 years ago
Disney is lazy
NinetailsFiren1 2 years ago
I think that's really cool. I'm a graphic arts student and you figure years ago it was harder to come up with new ''dances'' especially when they were doing all the work by hand and with hand-drawn stuff..give the artists a break.
aluebcke 2 years ago 49
awesome video! its rly interesting how this was done. the song choice, however, rly sucked. best played without sound
CaOmDaYn 2 years ago 17
i think it's absolutely fascinating! It doesn't make me thing ill of the artists at all! it's really cool :-)
designgirl86 2 years ago 2
the funny thing is most of them look like their dance doubles especially with robin n=hood n the aristocats
boffgirl 2 years ago
HAH.
TheBajskorvable 2 years ago
You people don't understand that animation is part art, part story-telling medium, and part business.
Many animators have to struggles with deadlines, specially Disney when Robin Hood and the films that appear on this video, it had to be done if they wanted to preserved their jobs or make an income from the film-
Hard times were hard, and they can damage artistic integrity.
Money most of the time controls art.
Indie cartoonists and freelancer artists are the only ones that are truly free.
cambaprecoz 2 years ago 2
@cambaprecoz
To add up and finish, the recycled sequences are visually different and amazingly imaginative in how they were handled that we should atleast pay respects to the animators for doing their job.
cambaprecoz 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
You nerds even argue about child cartoons
Fucking pathetic
julian575 2 years ago
@julian575
You prbably ignore that "child cartoons" is actually one of the richest entertainment industries in the world.
You have any idea how much money the cartoon industry moves?
cambaprecoz 2 years ago
You let people arguing about child cartoons actually upset you.
Fail.
cnaorte 2 years ago
And you actually let people arguing about child cartoons upset you.
Fail.
cnaorte 2 years ago
Cool!
Barclay1987 2 years ago
WOW i never noticed this before at all!!!
pfcmarine93 2 years ago 2
uhh that's weird O_o why would they do the same things in other movies...disney's weird with that but..I"m weird too!! xD love it!!!! <3
sasje19995 2 years ago
These choices were actually all made on purpose by a supervising animator for 101 Dalmatians... I can't remember his name, but if you watch the bonus features on 101 Dalmatians, available here on YouTube, you can find out. ^_^
voiceofopinion 2 years ago
its not just robin hood with recycled animation, in beauty and the beast the final dance shot between belle and the prince is also the end from sleeping beauty. They were days away from the deadline so the animators cheated and recyled. Maybe that was a similar case for robin hood.
lilcrazy09 2 years ago 2
I found this out yesterday and it's kinda cool!
yippedoodah 2 years ago 3
this is crazy haha i dont even know how to explain myself in words haha!!!!
pierow9000 2 years ago 2
I had already noticed the dance from Robin Hood and the Aristocats on my own from watching them too many times as a kid, but I never saw the similarity between Snow White and the other ones. I noticed the similarities between Baloo and Little John as a kid, too, but not the dance.
Guess I didn't watch Snow White and the Jungle Book enough, haha.
At any rate, I kinda like seeing these "recycled movements." They're kinda fun to look for. :D
Kiyorocket 2 years ago 7
This is the way I heard it (and I could easily be wrong on this)...
Production on "Robin Hood" was axed about two-thirds of the way through, so the animation department took it upon themselves to finish the movie on their own.
They resorted to tracing older animation and recycling already-completed animation to finish the film and save it from being shelved.
BobHershey 2 years ago 2
don't forget Ursula and Madam Medusa.....
wilky1189 2 years ago
I feel so cheated!
josebeloved 2 years ago 4
Tracing or not. One thing is for sure, Disney made a good job turning snow white into a hot vixen :P
They also did a good job to implement human expressions on animals.
Yayo015 2 years ago 2
Pixar has made disney irrelevant. Disney was once the name in animation. A long time ago.
wolfpackforlife 2 years ago
I think they did it on purpose, like tributes to older movies
skippykipper101 2 years ago
Those cheap artist.
herro94 2 years ago
I think that the reason why they copied the movments from their other movies is that they had a law budget. I don't think that they were cheap.
Tommynka 2 years ago 21
@Tommynka Its cheaper to reuse choreography. Every new scene they come up with costs them big money to animate and re-illustrate. You can at least save money by only re-illustrating.
Azaman2009 1 year ago
@Azaman2009 Not necessarily.
They still had to hand draw most of these scenes because they were mostly the older disney movies. There wasn't much money saved, only effort
1037pm 1 year ago
@Tommynka
I'd also like to make note that in both Jungle Book and Robin Hood movies Baloo and Little John were voiced by Phil Harris 83
Anexilli 1 year ago
Oops, also forgot he was O'Malley the alley cat XD
COINCIDENCE?!
Anexilli 1 year ago
@Anexilli you are so right! Phil Harris was the voice of Thomas O'Malley (Aristocats) as well =]
Tommynka 1 year ago
yeah a law budget. Disnet is freaking evil man
burntoutuniverse696 1 year ago
I actually think this is pretty cool. They always sneak parts of other disney movies in each other.
kaileyamanda 2 years ago 43
I totally agree with you! =]
Tommynka 2 years ago 6
wow! all my life i've watched these classics yet i never knew all about this deja vu stuff til now thnx!
Pinkpanda73 2 years ago
Yearh I noticed that to since I saw my first disney movie, but I have wondring about why they re-cyled the moves?
xButterFlyAwayx 2 years ago
haay no way i wonder how long that took haha
o0orangee0o 2 years ago
That's why Robin Hood sucked :P
Naww just kidding while I didn't like Robin Hood it's understandable since they needed to save money. I mean wasn't this movie made in the disney dark ages?
MCPhatman 2 years ago
thats so cool! Ive never noticed!
rdadancer11 2 years ago
I like the idea that they reuse Templates from there movies. They did some for others like Sword in the Stone, 101 Dalmations, Ichabod & Mr. Toad, and some other one I can't remember
Abracamoron 2 years ago
Wow!!!!
LOL Amazing, I never noticed,
OperaGypsy 2 years ago
i think its funny
mingkitty 2 years ago
=[
I would've rather remained blissfully ignorant.
DuckyDancer8 2 years ago 7
Actually I think that it's cool and I like watching the resemblance between the scenes. I don't think that the Recycled movements are a bad thing. I LOVE DISNEY.
Tommynka 2 years ago 7
WTF I've never noticed that even though I've watched every Disney movie at leas 1000000 times.
Lillinoora 2 years ago
LOL yeah Yoko I agree with you !
orin15 3 years ago
XDDDDD
They are very original in their movies!
LOL
5\5
Yoko856 3 years ago 2
I was fortunate enough to visit the Disney Animation Studio a few years back when they were developing Chicken Little. I got a little tour around and saw their more historical items, such as the colored cells for this movie. I was told that the cells for making animated movies were quite expensive back then, and as such Disney had to recycle certain scenes. Where they took the original of one movie, and painted over it to create another. But isn't the case for all their older movies ;)
WTBFriendCodes 2 years ago 4