Disney's templates - шаблоны Диснея

[Daurenxxx]

xDD

[NURUosan]

意外と使い回しが多いんだね

[MrPoluyanov]

автору респект,это ж надо такое заметить =)

[StupidGirl15100]

Дисней нас облошил, аааа....

[0xlamon]

Аниматоры тоже люди, и им тоже иногда бывает влом рисовать что-то новое, поэтому они начинают перерисовывать сцены заново.

[05kimmi]

Дядя Уолт вообще умер к моменту выхода этих мультиков =)

[tfvutvuyibkutbk]

Это не плагиат, это такая фишка

[LyopsiK]

Ну ни фига себе!!

[zheka201029]

Смотрел с отвисшей челюстью...

[Lakseru]

The world must know :O !

[KaoriMirai]

А я думала я одна это в мультах замечала)

[MegaBeast131]

Хотя конечно я их понимаю. Анимация это крайне сложное и муторное занятие. В секунду двадцать четыре рисунка мелькает. Это очень тяжело

[Pukku07]

В жизни бы не заметил)) 

[ser314824]

профессионал... я вообще такое не замечаю

[SelikBzdy]

рукалицо

[MegaBeast131]

Автор у тебя наблюдательность прокачана жёстко! =)

[MrNinjy]

Да ну, в самом деле. Зато сценарист разгружен, и результат его работы весит на пару кило меньше.

[SrSacaninha]

this used to bother me A LOT when I was a kid.

[Vladimir6102]

жесть!!!!

я даже не замечал такие сходства в разных мультах Диснея

[RuHamlet]

полюбому мантаж ахаха

[Zlatogora]

хахаха

ну правильно, зачем изобретать велосипед) Все равно мало кто обращает внимание)

[Itoyokofan]

Большая часть взята из "Робин Гуда" - но у него и бюджет был соответствующий. У Аристокотов и Книги Джунглей - $4 млн, а у "Робина" - всего полтора.

[olejka0]

I'm not sure which technology was used, I found it in some book about Walt Disney.

[olejka0]

well, one simply should remember, that all movements were taken from real persons - filmed and then each frame was re-drawn as a toon. Kind of "motion capture", inveneted by Walt Disney himself. Shame that they reuse same filmed movements from 30-s instead of creating new ones.

[HaohmaruHL]

@olejka0

you mean rotoscopy? it's especially was overused in old russian cartoons like The Scarlet Flower, Dvenadtsat mesyatsev and many others.

[Slazenberg]

я замечал сходство, но чтобы настолько!!

[MrCosmos212]

вокруг сплошное наедалово.

[defcud]

its the god damn masons! i knew it!

[Koteshik]

а мне нра)))

[KiraKriosY]

Blow below the waist...

[nmvrd]

вообще у них там народ не напрягается)) одно и то же рисует!

[monkpredator04]

Нехорошо плогиатит у себя же

[monkpredator04]

Нехорошо плогиатит



[himitaru]

Bioshock glitchez

[truendymion]

times are hard!

[TomPortable]

pause at 2:14

stoner!

[snoutszer]

worse than japan anime.

[jingjong12]

I don't really care whatsoever. All I can say is, I miss the old cartoons :(

[gastjul]

La "copia " es solo en los bailes,las historias son totalmente distintas.No lo veo mal.

[sigurdgram]

there's really no reason to be surprised about the baloo/little john part of it. I mean, they are the exact same character with a dye job.

[TheLoveBabyDoll]

хах))прикольно так) шаблоны не шаблоны,а мультики все равно здоровсике,все детство смотрела.на них выросла=)))

[callmebella]

there's also the exact same sequence of dancing multi-colored elephants in Winnie-the-Pooh when Pooh is dreaming, and in Dumbo when he's drunk

[JaksFaust]

а и хрен с ними, с шаблонамии всё равно я это и сейчас с удовольствием пересмотрю

[HannahFayeZ]

I always knew this in the back of my mind!! Yoooooooo

[arina86]

facepalm.

[fotyafotieva]

Да это они потом разленились видимо)))))))))) Так часто бывает. Сначала стараются, а потом деградируют

[Kaipazu]

Disney does have their cliche gags and ballroom dances, but most of these movies were made when the studio was having severe financial troubles. And many of these are from after Walt's death during the period of their history most people see as their dark age where they were essentially scrambling around not knowing what to do ("Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and "The Little Mermaid" are credited with pioneering the "Disney Renaissance").

[xXAngelicEvilXx]

Let me get this straight. Someone's upset because Disney's using THEIR OWN stuff? Now, if Disney had snatched this from some other company, then yes, there's a valid reason to be disappointed. But this is THEIR stuff and it's a money-saving technique. You people need to pull your heads out of your asses.

[xxbludger]

bahaha. that's kind of creepy.

[WDWRemaker]

People who say Disney is bad for using THEIR OWN template animations are COMPLETE idiots! They can if they want to! So what? It saves them money, its not like all movies are 100% traced, even the re-used segments were changed with the films characters... like god, grow up! If it saved you money... would you not do that as well? If you answered no... then you need more brains in your melon! =)

[NeuroticPixieSlasher]

да, танцы Maid Marian и Duchess меня всегда настораживали :) А остальные я как-то не заметила... Видимо, действительно сказалась уникальная атмосфера каждого мультика

[Katieboo1996]

THAT'S why i dont' like robin hood DX

[Katieboo1996]

@NeuroticPixieSlasher noooooo Robin Hood: 1973, Aristocats: 1970, Snow white: 1937

[NeuroticPixieSlasher]

@Katieboo1996 wow, thanks for the enlightenment :) Must be because I got the Aristocats several years after robin Hood on a much better quality VHS, hehehe :) As for Snow White... I can't watch her any more... After seeing Shrek, Snow White makes me ROFL after 15 minutes of screen time ;) A cartoon I'd much rather forget...

[TheLonelyImmortal]

THAT'S AMAZING!

[sauenkalle]

demn Copy pasta shit -.-

[JuanAntonioFiectroJr]

Skeletal animation in cartoons? o.O

[osoboleh]

hail the power of skeletal strokes :P

[oldfokk]

not a surprise. stupid fuckin' american cartoons

[DevilishTeen93]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!

OMGGGGGGG! HAHAHAHA

[djbitocika]

when i have to write a work on related subjects i take fragments from previous works too :)))

[Izumka]

#OMG #FAIL

[Blondeillusion14]

FAAIL

[immortalx50]

Disney is BORING

[Hannemoren]

WEIRD!!! :(

[mmi005]

they are plagiarizing THEMSELVES?

[sauenkalle]

hehe. it make me smile

[charliejazz]

disney is scary!

[darthmikael]

OMG!! I never realized!

[Solyarkin]

что за песня?

song name?

[starfleet2scoutship]

I feel so disappointed...there is no justification for this....

[StellaSunFlower]

Интересное видео, но большинство из этих мультфильмов вышли в свет после смерти Уолта Диснея.

[razedeezy]

welp, thats disney for ya!

[sonomamashine]

:P

Well less work more fun for the drawers!!

Just call it an innovate drawing technic!

:)

[locapastofumadora]

I just died a little bit.

[axisrules1]

If it's shit bricks, don't fix it.

[velehentor29]

Спасибо. Порвало в лоскуты.

Я по-новому взглянул на процесс классической анимации.

[Todote8]

@velehentor29

классической диснеевской анимации ))

у наших (советских) таких шаблонов не замечала, хоть и драли кое-что с диснея

[elrascal]

if it ain't borat ,dont fix it

[SillyxDoll]

This is fantastic!

[mescal71]

disney sucks, and miyazaki is much better

[WDWRemaker]

@mescal71 pfffttttt hahahahahaha!!!!!!!!

[baronvg]

Oh god, this kills me every time! haha!

[vrednyusha]

what Americans are great at...convenience...familiarity­...safety...no expantion.....staying in the save limits...even at the cost of originality

[Eiind]

americans have contributed more artists and culture than any other country. idiot!

[mulraymanners]

if it ain't broke why fix it?

[bloodytearz22]

If it's not baroque, don't fix it!

[pravuschan]

if it's not barack, don't fix it!

[Lars1993]

maybe some of the characters do the same dance but the clothes and fur and skin on the humans are drawn differnt they only copied the same dance that's all.. the movements still look a bit differnt.

[anomis93]

well...that kinda tainted disney's "originality" for me ...but it takes alot of skill and creativity to make the "same" scene show something different in an entirely different story...so I'll give them props for that...

[t3hfr3ak]

@anomis93 in actuality, it didn't take alot of creativity at all, these scenes that were similar were all lengthy music/dance or added gags that had no flow to the story line at all and really seemed like filler. Just look at the Aristocars scene, or the scene from the jungle book running back and forth. the similar scene was exactly the same gags, that seemed to just be filler in the flick.

[t3hfr3ak]

@anomis93 im not bashing you directly, just adding my 2 cents to the topic

[KIAStudios]

@anomis93

Yeah, it may seem at first like a cheep rip off, but the truth is these scene's had to be carefully studied and a lot of work gone to, to get these right, and that's pretty impressive.

[Yaycetryas]

Вот это да...=(

[didoupiaf]

Старые фильмы Диснея лучше!

[didoupiaf]

все по шаблонам оказывается одинаковым

[Hartsteves]

Great job editing, man, really well done.

[8magnolia8]

hmmm, wow!!!.... shame... shame...

[plastikevol]

Interesting vid, but this was well known. By the time Robin Hood came out, Walt had been dead for almost a decade and the animation department "fell from grace" so to speak. That Robin Hood turned out so well is a testament to the talented flimmakers that stuck through the bad times at the company.

[uncamilty]

It is very likely that current animators still do this, but now that they have computers it isn't as obvious. Especially for 3D animations, lots of stuff can be re-used. Skeletons, rigging, scripts, textures, and so on. Disney created hundreds of hours of animation-- are we really going to criticize them for 4 minutes of re-used content?

[tangelofishes]

With the popularity of disney they had to use similar animation techniques in order to keep up with high demand. The story's are completely different. I highly doubt any one of the other people who have commented on this video could've done any better with their animation and then thought up all new stuff to keep up with any viewer demands in time. All in all, Disney is still the best.

[lileetta]

давайте всю америку разоблачим

[ImpudentInfidel]

Every animation studio did this when it was all hand-drawn. Saved a lot of time, and wasn't really noticeable until video cassettes became widely available.

The only ones on here I ever caught as a kid were a few shared between Robin Hood and Jungle Book. And that was only because they both had similar-looking bears with the same voice actor to clue you in to look.

[grap3juic3]

guess there not as creative as we thought...

[RaeniJoy]

Yeah... that always bugged me... but at the same time, don't we all wish Disney would go back to such a simple time as this?

[KatrO7J]

Dlya chego razoblachat" nado bіло??

[fierysnowflake]

()_() А я даже не замечала.......

[fotyafotieva]

А я давно видела что шаблоны! Скучно смотреть совсем стало давно! Только старые неплохие были...

[mad4mater]

That was the most amzing thing I have seen in a long time.

[Lauren6661]

Holy shit.... I'm amazed

[Zetapimpkin]

This just blew my fucking mind.

[residentevil808]

ha it disney what do you expect. duh!!!!!!!!

[portcitydlb]

it sounds funny in another language

[mooinatorr]

wow I never noticed this before...

[Furuba6]

Wow I can't believe this!!! I guess they did this to save time..? But wow.... how did you find this out? It blew my mind!XD

[Nickromann]

omg ... we just got owned

[Revlid]

Mein gott.

[vozdaevala]

мда, не думала что все так жесско

[lototallyve]

что песня?? what song is this i like it.

[Fred1102]

yes man, make it split screen you son of a bitch!

[kingshiryu]

even disney fuck us damm it

[CalleyaValdivia]

Jajajaja que buen video..... oh lê lê ih ih! o lê ê ih hi la cancion tambien es buena XD

[FinalO]

chaleeeeeee...............

[BethanyandSammy]

Great video! I love that, someone should send it to them lol.

Can you make a split screen?!

And what is the music for this...?

[haddib]

i newer saw robin hood

[putoyelow]

holly shit!

[Abraham523]

Ojo clinico!! XD

[petetheemokid]

MAKE A SPLIT SCREEN VERSION!

[ErichoTTA]

Now that took a careful eye. Good for you!

[tamskiii]

i didnt notice any of this when i was younger. who cares, disney films are still good anyway :)

[goreesha]

I don't think they are tracing over the original animations here. I think the original sequence was rotoscoped, and they are simply reusing the original live footage from the rotoscope. Still cutting corners, of course.

[AssOnAPlate187]

you gotta cut corners somehow...

[anabsolutfruit]

Aww man I loved the Aristocats when I was little!

[Godslilredhed]

Lol, you can expect them to do this though. It saves alot of time an money lol. Especially the scenes of Jungle Book and Mr. Toads Wild Ride. That would take a lot to think through.

[rzzl94]

impresionante

[topperking99]

Wow - this sucks - Disney has just made me soo sad - what happened??? So disappointed.

[tnytotoro]

Oh man, when you're animating by hand... and you find that you need a sequence with startling similarity to one you've already done... You trace over what you already did once. It's not the use of the same thing, just a reproduction.

[RawDefeat]

it still sucks because disney did this to save money, not to make kids happy

[EricKomans]

Even though I noticed the re-use as a child, I was still happy...

[itsxjoeellleee]

the only one i noticed as a kid isn't even on here

it's when mowgli in the jungle book gets greeted by his wolf family and they jump on him against the cave wall or whatever

and in the sword in the stone wart or whatever his name was gets greeted by the big dogs that belonged to that big guy who was a jerk to him :]

[MGSROCKS1]

Lol.  I remember having a crush on Snow White when I was a kid. God, my childhood was full of memories.

[vulpix90]

i noticed almost everyone of these when I was a kid :)

[XxCELENxX]

От уроды ... =)

[DDRandDSLover]

Oh, wow. ;D

[Nylrek01]

eso si q es reciclar y ser un genio!!

[dodiese09]

Nice work Serioustas ! Sans doute par soucis d' économie de cells !

Bien vu cette petite chanson sympathique ;-) ah ah !!

[Deiamonoz]

Que mier** es disney. como si no tuvieran plata para hacerlo desde cero

[KKSatros]

lmao...

n1ce

Vaya detalle, supongo que nadie se hubiera dado cuenta sino estuvieran estas noticias. Pero qué detalle, nunca lo noté. xD

[BachLoveNat]

bull's eye!

;-)

[Zampitresku]

Nice...

[LorianneRR]

Will ever kids ask themselves how original is a cartoon or which technique did Disney used to make it?

[LorianneRR]

They are in the right to reuse their animations, as are their OWN animations and they have "all rights reserved" on them. C'mon, this is not the first time we see something like this in arts and we don't blame artists for reusing their own ideas.

[aizen123698745]

que miserables que son los de disney jajaja

[FedinMF]

Damn, Robin Hood is like a mix of several disney movies, not much creativity in that movie i guess...

[AlexRhian]

That's quite interesting. Nice catch.

[Mrlzman]

It is not really fair to Disney to use their seventies output against them. They were in a dire financial situation, and reusing animation, most notably during Robin Hood, was a way to save a lot of time and money. And come on, the ballroom scenes? How different can you make ballroom dancing?

[chubbyd3]

i gotta agree with you there

[nicdar24]

I agree that Canada is its own country, but it is also a a part of North America, as is Mexico. It would appear that back when the United States became united, they couldn't come up with a better name and stuck with it. America and American are merely shortened terms for the entire name of the country. The US doesn't hold the rights to the name America, as it is the name of the CONTINENT.

[moochacha2021]

it's actually the name of 2 continents..

[Opqosite]

technically three continents.

[NensyPat]

Прикольно! я тоже замечала...НО дисней меня не разачерует (ничего страшного) многие в исскустве повтаряются :))))

[raukoiel]

re-using basic animation with new character designs drawn over actually makes a lot of sense when you consider the fact that each frame had to be hand-drawn. most of the movies featured here are from the 60's, so. it's still fun to see the comparisons, i had never noticed this before...

[thefonkykid]

Only americans embraced this stupid company.

[jmbenning]

wow, Im Canadian? Disney changed the world of animation. Clearly you don't animate.

[raukoiel]

darlin' i don't know what they are teaching kids these days, but Canada is IN America. North America, to be precise. i know "American" is used to refer colloquially to US Citizens, but still. don't get outraged over semantics.

Disney's animation set the original bar for feature animation. they've slipped a lot in recent years, but no one would argue that they opened the door for animated movies.

[Waxthumper]

Canada is not in America, it's a separate country for god sake.

[raukoiel]

it's... been 7 months. i'd forgotten all about this, until i got a notification email.

and i agreed with your point about Disney's influence.

and i didn't specifically call you a child, that was more of an overarching comment on "Americans" referring to US citizens. if someone calls you an American, and you respond with "no I'm Canadian," well then...

it's just a comment on YouTube. it's okay, you don't have to take it seriously.

[pravuschan]

the internet: srs bsn.

[vondur1970]

I would think that company with the commercial and capital magnitude as Disney has should be free of own rip offs. Shame on you Disney!

[SchweizerKatze]

A friend explained that the reason is the "Rotoscope", invented early in the 20th century by Max Fleischer ("Betty Boop", "Popeye").

It's a tool by which movements of "live" actors are used to produce animations.

Disney Studios have a huge archive of rotoscope sequences, and they use them regularly, so if two films look alike it's because they are based on the same rotoscope material.

It's the money-making process; did you think Disney makes cartoons to make children happy? :D

[Blackdrako]

As the film allotted a small budget, the artists referenced footage from previous animated features. - Wikipedia

[haddib]

Al Gore told us to recycle but i dont think this is what he meant

[pincapalletta]

Stupendo!

[Maaajka]

must be because the nazi 1939-1945

[NeoMercury1985]

I never noticed before now. I feel like 'divinelily' ...cheated

[divinelily]

I feel somehow... cheated.

[misterknite]

hahahaa good stuff! Nicely done seriousstas

[TheRedNationStates]

It's always important to recycle.