Ressemblance entre Disney

Vous n'avez jamais remarqué que dans certains disney on retrouve les même geste ou pas des personnages des different film comme la dance entre le Roi Louis et Baloo dans le Livre de la Jungle et celle entre Gertrude la poule et Petit Jean dans Robins des Bois. Et bien pour vous j'ai rassembler tous sa pour vous le montrer.
Dites-moi si c'est bien svp. Merci

Did you see a differences betwin some disney's movies with the same dance or the same mouvements like in the Jungle Book when Baloo danse with King Louis and in Robin Hood when Little John dance whith the Chicken Gertrude. For you, I will show you.
Tell me if this is good please.
Thank you

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[Doskure]

ALL OF THESE FURRIES DANCE THE SAME HOLY SHIT

[highoffformaldehyde]

dose niggaz efficient az fuk

[aznBBer]

In 1919, Walt Disney worked for a newspaper as a cartoonist, and was fired by a newspaper editor because the editor felt that he lacked imagination

[MetallicOpeth]

lol

[jensbolle]

@FOGoticus this is what happens if you have way to much spare time and notice

[verdatum]

@philliez While Reddit did bring me here, I didn't read this factoid in the comments. I knew this because I was randomly reading Wikipedia articles on Disney a couple months ago.

[philliez]

@verdatum For some reason I knew that too... maybe I reddit somewhere.

[verdatum]

All these movies guilty of copying are during the period where Disney was in pretty bad financial trouble.

[FOGoticus]

This is what happens when you people kiss disney's ass.

[Xybr1s]

CONSISTENCY

[zirius89]

The music makes me ears bleed.

[wewd]

These scenes are all rotoscoped. They drew the animated frames over live action reference footage. It's especially apparent in the scenes with Snow White dancing. That's how they got very fluid and detailed movement out of animated humanlike characters back then. Think of it like a very early form of motion capture.