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I’m not gonna lie meme I sister love that scene where Wilbur is getting medicated in the hospital but it’s not so friendly.😂😂😂😂

I remember watching this movie and loving it but did that man fucking terrify me.

twice today ive seen youtubers say the arrow hit the fuel line , no the car bottomed out running from the indians , the arrow hit too high up for anything on the engine to be hit and it went no where near deep enough to get near the engine as well

@10:41 I wouldn't underestimate scrooge. He's pretty powerful for a duck especially when Angered..he destroyed a ship with his hands in the comics. He's smart as hell too

Can you do Clayton from Tarzan? Or captain hook? I love your analysis on the villains and the things you point out in their actions and activates.

Wasn’t mcleach one of those characters that inspired the sniper for team fortress 2 Because he kind of reminds me of him a little

Calvary = A hill near Jerusalem. Cavalry = Mounted soldiers.

It’s great seeing more underrated Australian animals drawn in the Disney style i especially love the little echidna and how he kind of looks like one of Jumba’s experiments

And I thought things were under Wilson Fisk and Jason Wynn from spawn

Sniper’s evil foster uncle. he never talks about.

Somehow this guy is among my favorite Disney Villains, even though I loathe poachers with every fiber of my being. Guess that just shows how great George C. Scott was

McLeach is one of those olden villians you just love to hate.

I bet it was Mcleach who killed Bambi's mother. Many think it was Gaston or Amos Slade, but Gaston lived in France and that doe that appears at the beginning of the film was just an Easter egg, Bambi clearly takes place in the USA due to its fauna. As for Amos, even though he lives in the USA, there are two inconsistencies that prevent him from killing Bambi's mother. The first is that we didn't hear any dogs at the time of Bambi's mother's death, and as we know, Amos always hunts alongside his dogs Chief and Copper. Second, the sound of Amos' rifle shot was harsher while the sound of the shot that hit Bambi's mother was thicker (which fits with the sound of Mcleach's rifle shot). Percival Mcleach is clearly an American rather than Australian, and he showed several clues about this throughout the film, two of which are his accent (rip George C. Scott) and his "cover" of the song "Home on the Range" which It's an American song. This all implies that Mcleach was born in the USA and spent some years there, also hunting and in one of these hunts, Bambi's mother was the target. Another clue that corroborates Mcleach is the fact that he does not have hunting dogs, which explains their absence in the death of bambi's mother. As for Joanna, he acquired her on Australian soil. Perhaps, the death of Bambi's mother was what made Mcleach flee to Australia, as it is illegal to hunt does with their young. Escaping from arrest in the USA, Mcleach ended up in Australia where he insisted on continuing to do illegal things, becoming a poacher. If you pay attention, the fur rug that is under Mcleach's chair in his hideout has a similar color to that of Bambi's mother (it is true that it is a little dark, but this could be due to the low light in the room or that the color hair has faded). Another fur rug that catches my attention is a huge one in the middle of the hiding room. This fur rug is big, brown and furry, meaning it has to be a grizzly bear, and there are clearly no bears in Australia.

Profit wise the film brought in $23,336794 million in 1986 then it had one much poor re release in 1997 only earning an additional $13,288,756 dollars.on a budget of 14 million so not that big of a success storey probably not enough to make up for the loss from black cauldron the year prior which Disney disowned but then later released on vhs.

At the end of the original short our novel Sherlock and james were was supposed to had fallen to there deaths while Sherlock was engaged in a fist fight . After James threatened to kill doctor Watson and his finance our at least in the sequel to the film adaptation of the first Johnny dept film dept in the role of Sherlock film from 2009 Holmes with James being a hidden in shadow with a smaller part but with us only hearing his voice and not seeing him. Think of how doctor claw was done in the original inspector gadget cartoon way back in the 1990s. However the fan love for Sherlock was so passionate Sir Author ended up continuing the storey and had Sherlock be alive for a few more additional short stories that Sir Author had not original plan to write.

Ive seen the movie. I didn't need an analysis to know P.C.M. was a bastard

I really wish the original wasn't forgotten so often :/

Basil Sherlock and doctor Watson co exist together.

I didn't realise the voice actor also plays the man with the eye patch in Stephen king's Firestarter until you pulled out a picture. Great nostalgia!

Cody: "My mom'll call the rangers!" McLeach: "Aww, no, not the RANGERS!" *Laughs* Elsewhere: Zordon: "Rangers! You're needed in Australia- a poacher has captured a small child!" Jason: "On it, Zordon!" *They teleport out* Back in Australia, we cut to McLeach and Joanna hauling ass in their truck to escape the approaching Megazord.

There's not much point in trying to apply real world life expectancies to Disney animals. I mean, mice don't live too long, either, and it's clearly implied at the beginning that Bernard and Bianca have had an active career in the RAS that spans at LEAST several years, if not more - if you're going by actual mouse biology, I'm pretty sure they'd be either geriatric or plain ol' dead by that point. I generally just assume that anthropomorphic animals have roughly human lifespans and leave it at that; otherwise, a WHOLE lot of media doesn't make a lot of sense and, frankly, isn't much fun.

Tf2 sniper: non Aussie w**ker

The first one was made in 77 🤯

HE'LL SEE THE BIG BOARD!

This was one of my favorite disney films to watch on vhs , second only to snow white

The Rescuers Down Under is definitely the best Disney sequel ever created

One thing I appreciate that you left out was talking about Frank the Frill Lizard. Man, he was annoying. On a lighter note, I also enjoyed the nosedive part when Wilbur was trying to takeoff during the snowstorm. As a 5 year old, I always imagined myself jumping from a high diving board and shouting Cowabunga like him, but couldn’t even do a decent low dive when I got the chance at age 16. Anyway, great video and great nostalgia trip

McLeach's vehicle looks like it came from Mad Max! I wouldn't be surprised if the filmmakers drew inspiration from that film

Sorry Wilbur was his brother.

This may be why Disney hardly creates cartoon villans. If this movie was even moderately successful, Percival C. McLeach would have been God's gift to child therapy, just two steps under "Pokemon Shock". Sheer Khan and Scar were only animals. It's the human villans form Disney animation that can be the most terrifiying.

"Haha I didn't make it all the way through 3rd grade for nothing!" - Percival C. McLeach

Wow . . . I just remembered that this was literally the first movie I can remember seeing so I thought the other was the sequel.

i forgot how dark this movie was. I mean I always knew. but every now and then it still hits me

It was always my own head cannon that Cody grew up to be Steve Irwin.

You should read the books that inspired the movies. They are a lot different.

Fun thing about Evinrude in the first movie, he's named after a real life boat motor brand

I hear you on his truck, it's something out of Mad Max.

@10:00 I can’t help but think McLeach has aimed his gun at Joanna before, given how we’ve seen their dynamic. He never actually shot at her, but she doesn’t want to trust that he wouldn’t. Also, it’s not shown but I can’t help but think Cody told the authorities where McLeach’s hideout was so that they could be let loose.

This may be a bit off subject, but even as a little girl, I never liked Jake very much; looking back at how he essentially tried to steal Bianca from Bernard....I now like him even less.

lol. I don’t get how you would think the original was the sequel given that part of the deal with Down Under was Bernard’s attempting to get the guts to propose to Bianca, when in the original he’s not even an actual member of the rescue society- he’s kind of the janitor.

And here I was as a trans man thinking it would be so cool changing my name to percival

Cody is a cool kid

Cody’s shorts are cool

Wilbur is Orville’s brother not nephew. Roy Disney was the one who suggested doing it as a tribute to the Wright Brothers. George C Scott did sing one version with different lyrics before he decided to bail on the singing , it’s on the storybook and tape version

ever noticed how Madame Medusa from the first Rescuers and McLeach from the sequel have so many parallels to each other? - they both have large predatory reptiles as henchmen. - they both kidnap a little kid to use their skills and small size to get what they want, and plan to dispose of them afterwards. - they both have hideouts in long-abandoned manmade structures out in the middle of nowhere. -they both are after MASSIVE ammounts of money by chasing after incredibly rare, one-of-a-kind items/animals that will never be found again. - they both drive loud, destructive, heavily-customized slapdash vehicles animated in styles other than hand-drawn. (though McLeach's rig is MUCH bigger.) - and finally, they both meet their gruesome demise in a large body of water featuring multiple crocodiles. STRANGE, ISN'T IT?

It's also possible that Frank the lizard could have freed himself again (and the other animals).

When you compared this sequel to it's original film, it's like night and day. Down Under looks and feels like a high quality disney film while The original was more on the safe side. You can tell Disney was in a rough period when they almost made the villian identical to *cough* cruella *cough* along with having TV budget animation/character's eyes not drawn properly. Mccleach is a monstrous villian done a lot better.

Froofroo is an awesome horse lady

This was a very dark movie especially when the boy is kidnapped through out the film and that feels like animated thriller, seeing Frank Welker singing sounds like a character he voiced name Jeremiah Surd from the Real Adventures of Jonny Quest. I guess you could do the villain of the first movie, Amos Slade from the Fox and the Hound and other Animated villains

@33:43 its kinda funny how sad he looks knowing that train is seconds from ending him. I miss when Disney was dark and more open minded with their material