The Waltz at the end of Beauty and the Beast is such a stock dance that it wouldn't look any different if they redrew it from scratch or used rotoscoping. Besides, animation takes tonnes of time; given Beauty and the Beast only had two years to go from conception to public, only one small retooled/stock/copied scene is damn impressive. The robin hood ones have blown my mind, however. Though as everyone said and knows, Disney were not doing well in the early 70s and the film had a tiny budget.
Not technically "copy + paste". These movies were produced before Xerox machines or computers were invented, so each cell still had to be re-drawn by hand, re-colored and re-shot. Even minor alterations such as props would still require painstaking time to complete. Also there are basic animation movements that are quite standard. Look up "walk cycle", and "takes". I would imagine Disney had standard dance cycles as well.
Echoing a lot of other comments: I don't see much wrong with this. Disney was in financial trouble, had to resort to tracing their older work (which was still work, but less of it) and pulled itself up again. Would it have been better if Disney had collapsed at that point instead? Scenes like the ballroom dance are nothing to get upset about either (it's such a basic dance, why draw it differently?) Disney's made some amazing movies, we should be thankful for that.
must remember.. at that age there were only pencils and pen to animate something... so if they copy the animation secuence, they must redraw again frame by frame... aside of the mater of monetary issues and all the complications that that would bring to them...
People should study and learn how much money does it costs to create 5 minutes of animation before judging Disney which was having monetary issues in those days and calling it "copy-paste"
Seriously what is so wrong with this. I bet people who are picky HAVE NEVER DRAWN ANYTHING WORTH A DARN IN THEIR LIFE!! Also I don't think Disney hide it. I remember watching a documentary on the "oh guess what" DISNEY CHANNEL. It was talking about how animators reused certain senses to safe time and money in days they struggled.
I see no sin in using the same filmed references and/or older rotoscoped material in a new film. In music, many of the great composers recycled thematic material and sometime whole movements in their compositions. Handel, Rossini and Offenbach come to mind. If you have some great material, there is no shame in using it again.
Actually, if you notice, it's all Robin Hood copying previous movies. That's because, when Robin Hood was in production, the Disney company wasn't doing very well. They had to trace cells from old movies for several scenes in order to be able to afford to make it. Luckily, Robin Hood did very well, and things picked for them after that. Other than that, almost any time something happens in a disney movie, it's an intentional shout out, or a ballroom dance scene (which has little variation).
I think what happened here is that the animators have to do studies of a choreographed dance or scene that is performed by real people in order to get the animation right (back before those convenient green tracking dots). It takes money and time to put those things together, so using the same study makes sense. It still gets the job done.
i dont care if the movements are exactly the same, at least they spent time drawing it, instead of putting, for instance, the whole snow white into the robin hood cartoon, that'll be weird.... no matter what, i still love the disney classics. =D
I recently watched Robin Hood and The Aristocats within 48 hours of each other so I did actually notice a lot of the similarities bit I don't think it's cheating... Would you rather there were just less dance scenes and stuff? No. This is perfectly legitemate.
about the snakes doing that hypnotic eye thing...wasn't it simmilar to what Jafar did in Alladin? I don't remember too well, but I think it may be close enough.
It's things like this that caused so many animators to leave disney in the 60's and 70's (namely Don Bluth).. the lowered quality in animation. This is an embarrassment to the house of mouse.
I think that the most important thing that an observer should take from this is how sophisticated Snow White's more subtle animations are in comparison to, say, Disney's Robin Hood.
Even if they do reuse the basic skeletal structure of the cartoon sequence, they still have to recolor and design each panel to fit with the "new" movie scene. It's still a lot of work.
@Coaler73 No, an amateur could most definitely not redraw, recolor and design each panel to fit with the new scene in an hour. In the days of Snow White and Robin Hood, everything was done by hand and a scene like that would have still taken a very long time, even for an experienced animator.
@Heemsah1 Those ones are just copies of the same concept used in different ways for each movie. The good Disney is the really OLD Disney. The Disney of black and white mickey mouse! That was good!
Thanks for the entertainment.....ahhh the memories this brings back. Yeah I noticed the copying alot from Jungle Book to Robin Hood. The rest of it...like someone else said, similar situations and saving money on the cost of a movie. Besides, ALL the princesses in a ballgown will always dance the waltz with their prince and do it in that graceful, heavenly way. Thats just how Disney royalty works.
A few of those were just simply similar situations, but most of them indeed look like either they intentionally copied from previous releases or they used the same rotoscope sources.
i trained in hand drawn animation. Did you know it takes 12 drawings per SECOND of movement? Thats 720 individual drawings per minute. Im sad that its all CGI these days. Ok, this is repetitive, but I suppose Disney thought if it was popular why not use it again? And to be honest you woudlnt notice unless you were a HUGE disney freak type fan (like me lol) but regardless of what was done, hand drawn animation takes a lifetime to do, and it still takes talent to draw like that.
@gothgirlofdespair1 Classic Disney animation is 24 drawings per second, not 12. 12 or less is considered limited animation, more in tune with the old Hanna-Barbera or Jay Ward offerings.
@gothgirlofdespair1 3d animation is just as hard buddy you have to draw but you cant use pencil and paer you have to use a cursor pad and a computer it took 11 years to finish gnomeo and juilete 11 years and disney is fucked up idc what u say because disney tried to merge with pixar for years and offerd billlions upon billons of dollards to the pixar owner to merge he refused and sudenly he shows up dead in a freak car accident and disney magicly manages to get pixar studios what say u to tht
@YourAverageJoey No, no, you actually need over 10 per second only, though to make a completely clear and HQ animation, over 30 frames/drawings are needed per second.
there's also where mogli was licked by the wolves in jungle book & wart being licked by the dogs in the sword and the stone. & in the rescuers there was a doe and her fawn in the swamp that was the same movements as bambi & his mother
This is amazing,,, Do you haters know how hard it is to redraw the same movement for different characters and make it this accurate? FUCKING HARD... This is amazing o-o sooo inspired...♥
It is harder o make more animation films in the same way as the earlier few. Disney did this to stay within a budget. Some action films today use cheap stock footage and a rubbish script on a huge budget to get mediocre actors to star in them. Cut Disney some slack.
They're not reusing the same cells, they're reusing the same timing and poses. The animators still had to draw each cell. Timing and posing is very, very, time consuming. Often the animator is acting in a mirror to watch how many times they blink, open their eyes, facial expression, eyebrows, and the way their hair moves.
There is nothing wrong with reusing, especially on a tight budget. However this video is interesting and proves that Disney animators are brilliant.
In the 80's disney cut funding for their animation studio's due to financial difficulties, so you can notice how they referenced past movies in scenes and had less quality.
when they were animating robin hood, they did it on a low budget so it was the same on purpose cause they had to reference footage from previous movies
@CircusPuppy Lazy??? You obviously have no clue how long and hard it is to draw something like that. They used the same references but they still had to draw everything different!
How do you copy and paste a let's say a paused picture from a youtube video, or from a game website, (The Game?) PLEASEN HELP!!! Respond to this comment! :")
this is a fun watch. This happens in the art world much more than people realize. Probably even more so with digital art. Hiring a key frame artist is much more expensive then the artists who do the frames between the keyframes. Instead they could save money and time by taking the old frames and redo them with new characters.
At least they are not copying from others, That's good.
DDDnique 1 week ago
The Waltz at the end of Beauty and the Beast is such a stock dance that it wouldn't look any different if they redrew it from scratch or used rotoscoping. Besides, animation takes tonnes of time; given Beauty and the Beast only had two years to go from conception to public, only one small retooled/stock/copied scene is damn impressive. The robin hood ones have blown my mind, however. Though as everyone said and knows, Disney were not doing well in the early 70s and the film had a tiny budget.
benanderson89 1 week ago
Not technically "copy + paste". These movies were produced before Xerox machines or computers were invented, so each cell still had to be re-drawn by hand, re-colored and re-shot. Even minor alterations such as props would still require painstaking time to complete. Also there are basic animation movements that are quite standard. Look up "walk cycle", and "takes". I would imagine Disney had standard dance cycles as well.
freeurmind2 1 week ago
lol how do you notice these things.?
GdamDestiny 2 weeks ago
what is this song? i cant get it out of my head!
its from OZ isnt it?
madddin90 2 weeks ago
@madddin90 It is the so-called "Silly Song" from the Snow White soundtrack, but it seems to be a foreign version.
gryphon50c 1 week ago
i would rather call this tributes shown in robin hood
Garother 2 weeks ago
:o mind officially blown
sexybethizit09 3 weeks ago
Wow! It's exactly the same, but in different movies.
TheVerinxi 1 month ago
Echoing a lot of other comments: I don't see much wrong with this. Disney was in financial trouble, had to resort to tracing their older work (which was still work, but less of it) and pulled itself up again. Would it have been better if Disney had collapsed at that point instead? Scenes like the ballroom dance are nothing to get upset about either (it's such a basic dance, why draw it differently?) Disney's made some amazing movies, we should be thankful for that.
Mephetify 1 month ago 3
Mind blown
AbusedViola 1 month ago
must remember.. at that age there were only pencils and pen to animate something... so if they copy the animation secuence, they must redraw again frame by frame... aside of the mater of monetary issues and all the complications that that would bring to them...
hitorijuunin 1 month ago
@hitorijuunin only pencils and pen and rotoscope
qaawren 1 month ago
I did not see anything wrong
Hibarichan16 1 month ago
I was waiting to see the Dogs/Wolves licking Mowley's/Arthur's face thing.
I ended up finding MUCH more.
zemc77 1 month ago
I wish Disney went back to this than what they are now.
BradRy2 1 month ago 6
People should study and learn how much money does it costs to create 5 minutes of animation before judging Disney which was having monetary issues in those days and calling it "copy-paste"
EvilRickQueenVita 1 month ago 8
Such a strange song. What is it?
truealchiemist 1 month ago
@truealchiemist
It seems to be the French version of The Silly Song from Snow White
PapaQuonis 1 month ago
That is so sad!! And here i thought Disney was soo original..
HelinOdison 1 month ago
very good song! but why in french...? xD
BillBuffalo1 2 months ago
at least they recycle..LOL
AtlasUtai01 2 months ago
lol Idk if I should be pissed or amazed...
shiboodles 2 months ago
childhood=ruined
mrswicks16 2 months ago
Robin Hood, you little thief.
escencedes 2 months ago 9
wow never noticed how amazing snow whites dancing animation was.
Socomnick 2 months ago
Wow. It feels kind of weird to see it copy and pasted for the Robin Hood one.
lita313 2 months ago
This is bullshit, I want underpaid animators to redraw all that shit I barely notice from scratch!
gd01skorpius 2 months ago 3
It might be the music, but this video makes me feel happy.
rvill004811 2 months ago
Makes it cheaper.
milesgti 2 months ago
hey whats the song on this video?
tomburge 3 months ago in playlist tomburge's favorites
what movie is that with the mole & weasels at 2:22?
tatoo190 3 months ago
still the best cartoon in the world
TetrapakProdzekt 3 months ago
but... WHY?! .. D:
Lokar92 3 months ago
An orgasm at 1:58
sangagorn 3 months ago
This is so cool.
PigsCanFly2day 3 months ago
How the hell are people defending this!!?? Tis is fucked up.
MochiMegan 3 months ago
Kinda makes you wonder what else they threw in these movies thatvwe didn't catch.
mdog333333 3 months ago 36
Search for "La tyrolienne des nains" for and u'll find the song ^^
Yaenu1093 3 months ago
What song is this?
LilPetuniaOnionPatch 3 months ago
@LilPetuniaOnionPatch I want to know too. I couldn't care less about "copy and paste", but this song kicks a**.
sirapkered 3 months ago
Disney
The ultimate reposters, showing you can make it to the top if by just throwing the same old stuff they've seen a million times
Seltzer1Liter 3 months ago
Considering how many drawings they have to do for 1 second of animation, this is very efficient!
ddololo 4 months ago 6
Anyone who is surprised by this has never animated something. :)
Nakashii 4 months ago 3
looks like alot of people are all up on walt disney's nut sack
psychobillynumbnuts1 4 months ago
what song/movie is the song from?
aortizisawsome 4 months ago
@aortizisawsome You can't be serious right? It's from Snow White.
SeekerNami 4 months ago
@SeekerNami i havent watched snow white in more than 5 years
aortizisawsome 4 months ago
Seriously what is so wrong with this. I bet people who are picky HAVE NEVER DRAWN ANYTHING WORTH A DARN IN THEIR LIFE!! Also I don't think Disney hide it. I remember watching a documentary on the "oh guess what" DISNEY CHANNEL. It was talking about how animators reused certain senses to safe time and money in days they struggled.
green1eyed1leopardes 4 months ago
MIND = BLOWN
PonytailPlease 4 months ago
Is it weird that this video creeps the hi hell outta me? xD
AceSparkleGirl 4 months ago
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@AceSparkleGirl no, me too. good 'ol Disney
chrisgr00ver 4 months ago
I see no sin in using the same filmed references and/or older rotoscoped material in a new film. In music, many of the great composers recycled thematic material and sometime whole movements in their compositions. Handel, Rossini and Offenbach come to mind. If you have some great material, there is no shame in using it again.
Whiffert 4 months ago 3
Every Disney film is a repost of a repost.
someonenow1 4 months ago
Actually, if you notice, it's all Robin Hood copying previous movies. That's because, when Robin Hood was in production, the Disney company wasn't doing very well. They had to trace cells from old movies for several scenes in order to be able to afford to make it. Luckily, Robin Hood did very well, and things picked for them after that. Other than that, almost any time something happens in a disney movie, it's an intentional shout out, or a ballroom dance scene (which has little variation).
UchihaKat 5 months ago 63
Oh mon dieu. J'avais jamais remarqué…
HeroScape777 5 months ago
I think what happened here is that the animators have to do studies of a choreographed dance or scene that is performed by real people in order to get the animation right (back before those convenient green tracking dots). It takes money and time to put those things together, so using the same study makes sense. It still gets the job done.
x0kindlemyheart0x 5 months ago 4
Lazy animators....
enedasor 5 months ago
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adrianeaglrck 5 months ago
Pfft, there isn't a cartoon company alive that hasn't reused footage. Especially backgrounds. It saves a lot of time and money.
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XeniiDPepsi 5 months ago
BUSTED!!!
UnknowDude1 5 months ago
Well consider that the handmade movies still took years and years to create its all right in small amounts id say
30763076 5 months ago
Go figure.
F0WA 5 months ago
They are too lazy too do diffrent dances in disney. Lazy ones.
YukidunSakuraBlossom 5 months ago
i feel corrupted, My youth now seems like it was all a lie
bluesugar58 5 months ago
@bluesugar58
green1eyed1leopardes 4 months ago
I always forget how fluent all the classics look. So much better than today's cartoons.
baron1324 5 months ago
GREAT VIDEO! But How the hell did you notice them?! and find all of them?!
LegendKill100 5 months ago
They all went to the same dance school
kassiecarlen 5 months ago 2
Stumble upon <3
1moe7 5 months ago
i dont care if the movements are exactly the same, at least they spent time drawing it, instead of putting, for instance, the whole snow white into the robin hood cartoon, that'll be weird.... no matter what, i still love the disney classics. =D
SsusuKing 5 months ago
This might go some way to explain why The Jungle Book, The Aristocats and Robin Hood are my three favourite Disney films. All the similarities.
SUB-CONSCIOUS BITCH.
joeainscough 5 months ago 2
Everyone's bickering and conspiracy theories aside, this was REALLY well put together
MrRickles2pointO 5 months ago 4
Not to ruin people's good reason to flame, but has anyone considered that this could be Disney's way of creating metajokes?
AngelGarou 5 months ago
what is the song??
thesaurusical 5 months ago
I recently watched Robin Hood and The Aristocats within 48 hours of each other so I did actually notice a lot of the similarities bit I don't think it's cheating... Would you rather there were just less dance scenes and stuff? No. This is perfectly legitemate.
willthebloodybunny 5 months ago
Even that I dont like disney too much, this is not cheating at all, most of this scenes were rotoscoped from live scenes,
galamotshaku 5 months ago
Wow...
fiddlestick89 5 months ago
:O :O :O :O :( :(
mainirohini 5 months ago
necios... NO SE DAN CUENTA QUE ES OVBIAMENTE A PROPÓSITO???
Esta es una escena cómica para las verdaderos expertos de disney. Ya que toma parte de otras películas. FELICITACIONES POR DARTE CUENTA @Dabedoo
mikimazz 5 months ago
90% of these were from the dance scene in robin hood. this doesn't bother me too much.
pierceroe13 5 months ago
uncanny!
melloe 5 months ago
Was that the Dwarves' song from Snow White in German?
choirfreak26 6 months ago
these films were "hand made" so a bit of recycling is not an issue. Well done
belvianes 6 months ago
It's a bit fucked up. But hey, it takes a very long time to make a film like that. I don't mind it that much.
Dininiful 6 months ago
Oh so much cheating, it's okay though. I still love Disney to bits.
Yeebeme 6 months ago
I love Disney regardless.
MSGPresident 6 months ago
about the snakes doing that hypnotic eye thing...wasn't it simmilar to what Jafar did in Alladin? I don't remember too well, but I think it may be close enough.
mfcds 6 months ago
This music makes me want to jump out of a window.
xluryan 6 months ago 4
You never change a winning team (if it ain't broke, don't fix it)...
augustab 6 months ago
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What's next? You'll tell me there's no god?
mcpasb 6 months ago
no no no no no no no no no no no stop ruining everything i believe in
tkhughes51 6 months ago 2
I still don't see it..........
xD
fallenzero68 6 months ago 30
They still had to re-drawn it so who cares...
MrVicious84 6 months ago
All animation is tracing.
HaoWenXiang 6 months ago
What is the song called?
Is it 'Ding Dong the Witch is dead' in french?
If so, does somebody know by who it's performed?
Muchas gracias!
madddin90 6 months ago
excellent cinematography by the creator of this deal.
snakeoink 6 months ago
This is silly.
L2D2008 6 months ago
this was mainly because the robin hood movie had a very low budget
b74 6 months ago
So?
cfowcohen 6 months ago
It's things like this that caused so many animators to leave disney in the 60's and 70's (namely Don Bluth).. the lowered quality in animation. This is an embarrassment to the house of mouse.
LemonyVengeance 6 months ago
I think that the most important thing that an observer should take from this is how sophisticated Snow White's more subtle animations are in comparison to, say, Disney's Robin Hood.
tpaquin 6 months ago
I'm less shocked by the repetition than by the sheer amount of Disney you would have to watch to put this video together.
patriotsfan1283 6 months ago
Even if they do reuse the basic skeletal structure of the cartoon sequence, they still have to recolor and design each panel to fit with the "new" movie scene. It's still a lot of work.
moygo2 6 months ago 26
@moygo2 about as much work as redrawing cartoons, something an amateur can do in an hour.
Coaler73 4 months ago
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@Coaler73 No, an amateur could most definitely not redraw, recolor and design each panel to fit with the new scene in an hour. In the days of Snow White and Robin Hood, everything was done by hand and a scene like that would have still taken a very long time, even for an experienced animator.
supershigi 4 months ago
@moygo2 A lot of work, yes. But still a lot less. Not that I really mind.
foreglow 3 months ago 2
i dont understand, what is the point of this video?
XxClemsonTigersXx 6 months ago
@XxClemsonTigersXx it was showing how disney has repeated itself in movies
PikachuuChickk 6 months ago
this is so cool and funny.
i bet it was just the same artists for all those shows so they didnt bather fixing a working formula.
Crazylalalalala 6 months ago
i muted its music, and played slipknot.
Abraham9625 6 months ago
Very interesting
Roadrash03 6 months ago
Isso acontece mesmo! São desenhos antigos, feitos à mão. Ótima edição. - That happens. Its old cartoons, made by hand. Great edition. =]
bombarbara 6 months ago
my childhood has been raped
naughtylillette 6 months ago
"Identity theft is not a joke Jim. Millions of families are affected each year! Michael. Micheal!"
stephencoul 6 months ago
Saving money or not, Disney movies are all the same anyway...
BKillerUZ 6 months ago 3
No, the old, original, animated Disney movies are the best. Like Robin Hood, Lion King, Balto and all that. Today's Disney is shit.
Heemsah1 6 months ago
@Heemsah1 Those ones are just copies of the same concept used in different ways for each movie. The good Disney is the really OLD Disney. The Disney of black and white mickey mouse! That was good!
BKillerUZ 6 months ago
@Heemsah1 Balto was never Disney. It belong to Universal Studios
Racso64 6 months ago
Don't care, I still love my classic Disney movies. :D
2stepsfromalbino 6 months ago
Oh Dam This Vid Had Me Trippin Balls:PP
IcEmAnBoWoW21 6 months ago
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Holy shit on a sandwich.
Overpair 6 months ago
disneys logic : Don't fix if it's not broken
lifemetall 6 months ago 2
I wouldn't have noticed lol Also, I think the video would of been better if it was a side by side. =)
synfulpinion 6 months ago 2
What!? You mean they saved money in unnoticeable ways to create more enjoyable movies!? Unbelievable.
xiondissonancex 6 months ago 4
WE KNOW IT SAVES MONEY? LIKE OMG, HE MERRILY POSTED THIS AS A SORT OF "FUN FACT", get the f*ck out of here.
Lazzle22 6 months ago
awsome!
andresilveirasantos 6 months ago
Thanks for the entertainment.....ahhh the memories this brings back. Yeah I noticed the copying alot from Jungle Book to Robin Hood. The rest of it...like someone else said, similar situations and saving money on the cost of a movie. Besides, ALL the princesses in a ballgown will always dance the waltz with their prince and do it in that graceful, heavenly way. Thats just how Disney royalty works.
BookRose86 6 months ago 3
so what...it saves time and money to do this
M4nBearFrog 6 months ago 2
A few of those were just simply similar situations, but most of them indeed look like either they intentionally copied from previous releases or they used the same rotoscope sources.
TiagoTiagoT 6 months ago
save time and money on production
nuclearmage 6 months ago 2
ahhhh dude, that shit happens all the time in movies. It's to save money.
Darkheart101 6 months ago 2
who cares if they reused scenes, they still are all great movies! SO WHO CARES!
maleficentdiva 6 months ago 5
wow...
gamergirl18ish 6 months ago
Repeating animation saves on cost of the movie. Yes, animation is a BIG cost in movie making.
ThatOneGirlChristin 6 months ago
SERIOUSLY !
frenchieman 6 months ago
this music is the worst. thumbs up if you agree
wertzustellung 6 months ago
@wertzustellung I loved the music!!!
swayactionhero 6 months ago
I'm 26 and I'm happy to say I enjoyed every minute of these movies.... I don't care!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
0MissMaria0 6 months ago
i trained in hand drawn animation. Did you know it takes 12 drawings per SECOND of movement? Thats 720 individual drawings per minute. Im sad that its all CGI these days. Ok, this is repetitive, but I suppose Disney thought if it was popular why not use it again? And to be honest you woudlnt notice unless you were a HUGE disney freak type fan (like me lol) but regardless of what was done, hand drawn animation takes a lifetime to do, and it still takes talent to draw like that.
gothgirlofdespair1 6 months ago 138
@gothgirlofdespair1 Classic Disney animation is 24 drawings per second, not 12. 12 or less is considered limited animation, more in tune with the old Hanna-Barbera or Jay Ward offerings.
DailyMouth 6 months ago
@gothgirlofdespair1 i agree
villajunction 6 months ago
@gothgirlofdespair1 3d animation is just as hard buddy you have to draw but you cant use pencil and paer you have to use a cursor pad and a computer it took 11 years to finish gnomeo and juilete 11 years and disney is fucked up idc what u say because disney tried to merge with pixar for years and offerd billlions upon billons of dollards to the pixar owner to merge he refused and sudenly he shows up dead in a freak car accident and disney magicly manages to get pixar studios what say u to tht
2312931 5 months ago
@gothgirlofdespair1 60 drawings per second, actually. 3600 per minute.
YourAverageJoey 5 months ago
@YourAverageJoey No, no, you actually need over 10 per second only, though to make a completely clear and HQ animation, over 30 frames/drawings are needed per second.
hazelandhinata 4 months ago
there's also where mogli was licked by the wolves in jungle book & wart being licked by the dogs in the sword and the stone. & in the rescuers there was a doe and her fawn in the swamp that was the same movements as bambi & his mother
loogaroo48 6 months ago
This is amazing,,, Do you haters know how hard it is to redraw the same movement for different characters and make it this accurate? FUCKING HARD... This is amazing o-o sooo inspired...♥
jpunk09 6 months ago
disney sucks
derKr4ut 6 months ago
0:15
That bear possesses the rinnegan !
xboxboy312 6 months ago
I feel cheated out of my childhood
93siguy 6 months ago 208
@93siguy Is that because your daddy made you suck his peepee ?
Fuzzy192006 6 months ago
@Fuzzy192006 faggot
93siguy 6 months ago
@93siguy you need to remember all these movies were hand drawn give them a break
iakorgalen 6 months ago
@93siguy i have a big dick, your argument is invalid
ingetannatfunka 5 months ago 3
@93siguy agreed =,=;;
bloopergman 4 months ago
Who cares????
mrsemf 7 months ago
this makes me miss old disney films
LunaTheIceWolf 7 months ago
@Boxerfanjoe its just funny to notice. So calm down troll.
PliskinShalashaska 7 months ago
It is harder o make more animation films in the same way as the earlier few. Disney did this to stay within a budget. Some action films today use cheap stock footage and a rubbish script on a huge budget to get mediocre actors to star in them. Cut Disney some slack.
Allyboy94 7 months ago
I never noticed, but it was made SOMEHOW, right?!?!
Peasful8 7 months ago
Yeah, so they reuse animations. Those clips still took a lot more talent to make then you'll ever have.
Shodex4 7 months ago
They're not reusing the same cells, they're reusing the same timing and poses. The animators still had to draw each cell. Timing and posing is very, very, time consuming. Often the animator is acting in a mirror to watch how many times they blink, open their eyes, facial expression, eyebrows, and the way their hair moves.
There is nothing wrong with reusing, especially on a tight budget. However this video is interesting and proves that Disney animators are brilliant.
ryguyspk 7 months ago 6
so copy!
patrick10079 7 months ago
In the 80's disney cut funding for their animation studio's due to financial difficulties, so you can notice how they referenced past movies in scenes and had less quality.
chrisinsocalif 7 months ago
when they were animating robin hood, they did it on a low budget so it was the same on purpose cause they had to reference footage from previous movies
vil0001 7 months ago 2
what's the song?
DesQueJteVois 7 months ago
LOLZ Never noticed it! They're so lazy to make new dance movements >_<
CircusPuppy 7 months ago 2
@CircusPuppy Lazy??? You obviously have no clue how long and hard it is to draw something like that. They used the same references but they still had to draw everything different!
green1eyed1leopardes 4 months ago
I get that the dancing of the prince and ~ss dancing was the same... obviously... dance moves never really change
Animal00Kaiser 7 months ago
I think thats really cool . It shows that they are smart enough to re use their drawings in such ways that we wont even notice .
rwarrrimadork 7 months ago
How do you copy and paste a let's say a paused picture from a youtube video, or from a game website, (The Game?) PLEASEN HELP!!! Respond to this comment! :")
Prettygi5rl 7 months ago
@Prettygi5rl The "PrtScn" button
NaotoNekoCutie 7 months ago
@NaotoNekoCutie Thanks!
Prettygi5rl 7 months ago
@Prettygi5rl No Probs.
NaotoNekoCutie 7 months ago
0:13 that bear has the rinnegan!
xboxboy312 7 months ago
@mike190 Or, if you spell it right, a Furry.
Hummakabujia 7 months ago
this is a fun watch. This happens in the art world much more than people realize. Probably even more so with digital art. Hiring a key frame artist is much more expensive then the artists who do the frames between the keyframes. Instead they could save money and time by taking the old frames and redo them with new characters.
danpgrady 7 months ago
:(
mpokers 7 months ago
I have this on mute and the grateful dead playing and it is as if all the characters are dancing to it! haha
popwarskatemore7 7 months ago