Bartok the Magnificent - The Hardcore Kid (Part 1 of 3)

It appears that Windows Movie Maker is being ass again so until I finally finish up the movie, here's the first part of my review of Don Bluth's Bartok the Magnificent.

I DO NOT OWN BARTOK THE MAGNIFICENT IT IS COPYRIGHT OF DON BLUTH AND FOX ANIMATION STUDIOS.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Hardcore
• Kid
• That
• Guy
• With
• The
• Glasses
• Don
• Bluth
• Anastasia
• Bartok
• Hank
• Azaria

[FlahtheBat1]

Nice review so far. And have you ever considered using an alternative to WMM?

[Headbanger142]

@FlahtheBat1 So far I've been using Pinnacle 14 but now there's something wrong with the audio so it's going to take a while for me to get it all together.

[hornymaneee]

Is it weird that I consider bartok a past life of frank grimes from the Simpsons?

[sergiostudios]

this is one of my favorite movies of all time,when i was a kid i watched all the time,in fact i still own the vhs.

[ceitiosaurus]

That lbt pic at the begining..... Ugh.

[suruxcv]

@Clamanath elfen lied, its really sad and disturbing but great

[Clamanath]

What's the name of that anime between 02:16 o 02:37?

[kikyosan543]

anastasia was a real royal princess who lived with her family during russians dark days the sad thing is is that they were all murdered, the story is very nice but historically inaccurate. but it is nice to think if anastasia did live. my middle name is anastaisia an i like her was born in Russia Moscow!

[slashermaster28]

I liked Anastasia as a character myself mostly because she came across as much more independent than most Disney princesses of the time. Sure, she gets help, but she chooses to get help and I like how both she and Dimitri get equal character development, something Disney only did a couple of times with their princess films during the 90s. But hey, that's just me.

[tehblackarachnid]

@ShadowDJ94 i know it was a joke :)

[ShadowDJ94]

@tehblackarachnid I was just guessing!

[tehblackarachnid]

@ShadowDJ94 thank you bartok thank you for making Russia live through some of the darkest decades in Russian history