Recycled movements on Disney's movies

Ever since I was born I have watched Disney's movie none-stop!
As the time passed I figured out that the same dance moves appear at different movies.
At the movie- Robin hood, the dance scene is apparently made of dance moves from the movies- Snow White, The Jungle Book and Aristocats.
I decided to make a video combining all of these moves.

Just so you'll know:
I think that it's cool and I like watching the resemblance between the scenes. The reason why they copied the movments from their other movies is that they had a law budget, so plese don't leave here some bad comments saying- "OMG  those disney artists are just lame".

Enjoy =]

copyright to Walt Disney Company and Christina Agulira

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[JosieSanelly]

so what... all the disney characters learned the same choreography from the same disney choreographer :D

[buttbuttwhat1]

well. my childhood is gone.

[filmfinatic24]

The cat from the Aristacats and the girl fox from Robin hood look similar in many ways in the face lol

[nordiquefb]

B^U

[TigerEyeNoxera]

:'DD I'm laughing my ass off!

[SuperCouplesChan2]

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!

[blkopscrpyness]

i still like them for disneyland

[MaikolSouLew]

9gag

[jaysatanfox]

If it ain't broke.

[BromidicCompound]

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.