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While it's not known how Jiminy breathes underwater, my theory is that because he is Pinocchio's Conscience, he's protected by The Blue Fairy's magic making him able to breath underwater.
That’s what Jiminy actually is: Pinocchio’s conscience.
In the book Pinocchio immediately kills him and he exists as his conscience as a ghost.
It wasn’t anything they ate or drank; it was their _behavior_ when allowed and encouraged to be their worst which turned them into donkeys (“Give a bad boy enough rope, and he’ll soon make a jackass of himself”)
In the french version, it's more obvious because it's translate " a naughty little boy quickly becomes a donkey "
I think the sad thing about Pinocchio is he makes these wrong choices not even knowing they’re wrong. He’s so innocent he’s just a day old so he has literally no concept of right and wrong and ofc he’s not gonna listen to Jiminy but choose what sounds more fun at the time cause he has no sense of consequence either 😅
Well, all children of his age are kind of the same
Cartoon Pinocchio is much more"innocent"than Book Pinocchio,BTW.Yes,they both have no conception of right and wrong,but Cartoon Pinocchio comes out more as naive than naughty...Book Pinocchio SMASHED the Cricket against the wall because he was annoying him,for Christ's sake!! I wish at least *ONE* adaptation mantained THAT scene instead of making the Cricket an almost main character every single time!!X-P *He was NOT!!!Not even remotely!!!He literally appeared in ONE scene before getting MURDERED by Pinocchio himself!!!X-O*
@@Nicamon yes and he was already annoying in his log form
@@a.g.demada5263 True.😅
@@Nicamon It was a accident tho. He didn’t mean to. And he learns his lessons.
Fun Fact in the book, Pinocchio finds Lampwick as a donkey working for a farmer but then sadly dies from exhaustion :(
*Disney: makes the Pinocchio remake*
Everyone: "Go ahead, make a fool of yourself, then maybe you'll listen to your conscience!"
I love how this movie deals with several concepts:
Stranger danger.
Actions have consequences.
There’s really no such thing as ‘free’.
Being good is better then being bad, so listen to your parents.
And also to listen to your conscious.
The boys were offered a ‘free’ day of doing whatever they wanted and were encouraged to misbehave in the worst way. Smashing/breaking property, eating junk food without limitations, smoking, drinking alcohol, gambling, etc.
They literally made jackasses of themselves so that’s exactly what they turned into.
Also note, the reason Pinocchio stopped transforming is because he left the island.
Had he stayed any longer, he would have fully transformed.
Fun fact the OG Author of the Pinocchio book *DID NOT* like kids one bit. And he let them know it through his writings. The book originally ended with Pinocchio getting lynched and strung up by the cat and fox after robbing him of any money he had on him but audiences weren't satisfied with such a morbid and frankly depressing ending and requested that the author continue and make Pinocchio into a real boy. Which he did but Pinocchio went through many more trials and tribulations in order to get there.
That cat and "honest" john is making my blood boil in the OG story.
I would like to tell the OG creator this, HE was a kid. And watch him be scared, shocked, and angry at the same time.
Also I wanna know more on the OG, any other "absurd" things happen?
@@kagemushashien8394 Look up Messed Up Origins Pinocchio by John Solo. He goes into great depth over the stories he covers and studies. It’s how I learned all this.
The cricket in the original story was actually killed early in the story, he began lecture Pinocchio for doing wrongful stuff and the annoyed puppet squashes him with a mallet.
@@kagemushashien8394 what does being a kid at one point have to do with liking kids lol of course we were all kids at some point, and we were all babies at some point, doesn't mean you'll grow up to like either
@@jessicamacaulay7462 Still Does not mean you treat them like they aren't human.
The donkey transformation and monstro were so terrifying as a child. They still are, but not as nightmare inducing now 😂
It gives me the ick, I can barely watch it. Lampwick panicking as a donkey is so tragic to me.
@@kellyhoward4449 Same, he may have been doing "bad things" but none of the kids deserved that. And the saddest part, the guy gets away with it!
@@fredericksaxton9782 very true, it's sad as hell. I love when movies allow the bad guys to win sometimes. It brings us back to reality. Human trafficking is an issue that people get away with everyday, as disgusting as it is.
Yeah, the donkey changing is pretty dark. I wonder if it's physically painful too.
@@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935 probably according to the shouts.
Did you know about the theory saying Donkey from Shrek was one of these boys ?
Honestly, I think I'm one of the rare who wasn't afraid by the scene
Pleasure Island is implied that to have a curse that transforms bad behaving people into donkeys and The Coachman sells the transformed donkeys to salt mines and circuses to make big money. Since little boys are more prone for misbehaving and are more easily fooled compaired to girls and teenagers, they're the best target for The Coachman and his men. It's not just beer and smoking cigarrs that transforms the boys into donkeys but all the bad behavor they do (fighting, staying up all night, breaking windows, ruining art etc.) and once the curse sets in you got limited time to get out of there before you'll get transformed into donkeys forever.
I don't know if this is true but I once read that Pleasure Island was based on Povaglia Island in Italy (the haunted Island).
And the most messed up thing about this movie is that the donkey boys are never rescued, Pinocchio just escapes, Pleasure Island is left to continue trafficking young boys, and this can definitely be compared to human trafficking. All the villains get off free of consequence of their evil deeds while Pinocchio has to learn the hard lessons of making the wrong choice even though he’s far more innocent then all of them
Did you heard the theory saying Donkey of " Shrek " was one of the kids turned into donkeys but was able to escape before being entirely one (it explains why he can talk) ?
The whole sequence is symbolic. The boys turn into donkeys because they "make jackasses of themselves" through their foolish, destructive behavior, and will face a life of hard manual labor because they have no education and no skills.
There was suppoused to be a scene where Honest John and Gideon encountered Pinocchio again after Pleasure Island but he ignores them this time and they get caught by police. Must have been cut due to pacing reasons.
@@mevb well, in the original tale, Pinocchio meets them again in their misfortune and they beg him for help but Pinocchio does nothing because he learnt the lesson
@@a.g.demada5263 oh I thought he was the talking donkey from the bible 😂
Because the blue fairy used her magic to bring Pinocchio life that makes her like a mother figure to him.
Fun fact: A lot of the donkeys would die from exhaustion from the mines, farms and circuses.
And also the donkeys who can still talk - if they don’t talk sooner the coachman and the demons couldn’t take them home cause they’re witnesses, instead his demons kill the talking donkeys 😭😭😭
Pretty sure it’s just the “spell” needing to work more, they probably wait until they lose their vocal cords and then put them in crates. Technically it’s going against what happened to Pinocchio’s friend in the bar as he lost his voice a lot sooner, it must not be the same everytime though.
@@awesomeaustenkitty Got a question, when Pinocchio ran out of the bar, was his friend still in there or did he leave the bar before Jiminy Cricket arrived to warn Pinoke?
Walt Disney’s Pinocchio is such a timeless and charming animated film. It’s very cool to know that the beautiful main song of this film(“When You Wish Upon a Star”) serves as the anthem of Disney, that’s very special. The story does go into some dark themes but at least this film doesn’t go too deep like the actual story does.
Pinocchio is always a good movie to sit down and watch every now and then. Not bad for Disney’s second animated feature film.🙂
Now, I watch it with sadness because the guy who voiced Jiminy Cricket in the french version left us two years ago.
He was behind a lot of Disney and no-Disney characters of my childhood. RIP Roger Carel
You would absolutely love Disney's 1963 "The Sword in the Stone" - One of my favs as a kid!
from what I hear, "dropped" is definitely the operative word for the remake. Disney just doesn't care anymore.
13:49 "leave him alone! Geppetto should have went with him!"
I thought so too as I grew up!!😃
14:27 "I blame Geppetto for this one. He should have went with him first day of school" Precisely. But I blame Jiminy too for that.
I'm glad you watched it, had this movie in Blu Ray DVD and fell in love with it ever since...
I owned this film on VHS for ages.
@@SpacialRend7 man VHS! I totally forgot, I had a lot of disney classic movies on that too, those were the day man
This movie was a ROLLERCOASTER of feels--from pure terror, to the warm fuzzies!
“Red Lobster has been around that long”
The title comes from the Pinocchio novel. The characters stop at Osteria del Gambero Rosso, “Red Lobster Inn”.
This was only the SECOND full-length animated feature that the Disney Studios made (following Snow White), and it's astonishingly great, might as well call it a masterpiece. (In my own list of Disney top favorites, it goes alongside Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast, and Tangled.) They had mastered animation technique and story structure, and as you say it still holds up. It also remains legitimately scary, even now.
That "morning" sequence, with the village waking up and the children going off to school, used their new "multiplane" technology to give depth to the image, and was so expensive that Walt had to warn animators not to get so ambitious in every scene. Fortunately, it proved a great success, as well as providing Disney with the theme song that they still use, "When You Wish Upon a Star."
I miss the days when movies took time to build the story and the characters up, it has so much more impact on the feel of it. :)
And Monstro is indeed terrifying! He scares me to this day! 🤣
Monstro, Stromboli, and The Coachman were all very dark, intense villains. Stromboli is eerily reminiscent of those shady showbiz people who exploit and destroy stars for their own benefit. The Coachman is quite literally a human trafficker and extremely mysterious, it's not certain he's even human. And Monstro was basically The Terminator in giant sperm whale form.
@@Interestingenough4Since It's Not Certain If The Coachman Is Human, I've Just Assumed He's A Literal Demon, Just Look At His Devil Face, That Actually Truamatized Me.
It's such a wonderful movie. Pinocchio being a naive boy, who gets into trouble for not listening to his conscience. Going to a puppet show instead of school, lying, indulging in alcohol, cigarettes, gambling all leading to consequences until he does what is right and returns home and saves his father 😊
The best part is that he doesn't do bad things because he is left with no choice but because he just doesn't listen to his moral compass. He is not in the puppet show because school rejected him, he doesn't get out of the cage by lying, he doesn't go to the island unwillingly and gladly partakes in bad things by abandoning his conscience.
My mother had to tell me that God came and saved the boys because I would not stop crying when I first saw this as a little girl.
Damn I feel sorry for u, only if God did save the boys from Pleasure Island that would be a great ending
@@lukehannah4554 Walt Disney did not put religious stuff into films unless it was a direct part of the lore on which the story was based as it could threaten his image. And he was right, the original Disney films were made for everyone and by not including religion, politics or idealism in his films he could focus on agenda-free fairy stories. Contrast that with the woke trash Disney makes today and you can see why classic Disney films remain so popular - they don't conform to extreme conservative or liberal standards, they're just beautifully made animations for all the family and are loved around the world. And that's because Walt Disney was a very balanced guy who knew how to accept conservative and liberal ideas and maintain an unbiased approach to making animations that would not target, favour or offend people on either side. Because he knew that children are not meant to be groomed into taking sides by media corporations on behalf of meddling politicians. Modern Disney has forgotten that practice, it is run by corruptible management who continually influence and harm their productions with divisive ideals.
@@MarcusBritish There are times when Walt Disney did make religious references, as you said for the sake of the lore, like playing Ava Maria in Night on Bald Mountain.
Aww, that's sweet. :) Makes me feel bad that as a kid I never gave the boys any thought...
Yeah, I had nightmares because of these scenes, too. There was another Pinocchio movie. I think it was called the Legend of Pinocchio and in this movie, the donkeys got turned back into boys after they did some good deeds. So I just assumed that's what happened in the Disney Movie, too and wasn't afraid anymore.
Actually, WWII started about 15 months before the film's release, but yeah, Disney sure has been around a long time.
Yeah, it's a whole thing how Disney had to spare some resources to make animated propaganda shorts, taking away some staff from this movie. Pinocchio was badly received too, only gathering appreciation as years went on.
But the U.S. wasn't in WWII until December, 1941.
Pinocchio (1940)
Sadly voice of Pinocchio passed away recently. 8 years ago.
Here is the list of the voice actors:
1) Pinocchio / Alexander (Dickie Jones) 1927 - 2014
2) Gideon’s hiccups (Mel Blanc) 1908 - 1989
3) Geppetto (Christian Rub) 1886 - 1956
4) Honest John The Fox (Walter Catlett) 1889 - 1960
5) Jiminy Cricket (Cliff Edwards) 1895 - 1971
6) Marionettes (Patricia Page) ?
7) The Blue Fairy (Evelyn Venable) 1913 - 1993
8) Lampwick (Frankie Darro) 1917 - 1976
9) Stromboli / The Coachman (Charles Judels) 1882 - 1969
10) Monstro’s growls (Thurl Ravenscroft) 1914 - 2005
11) Pleasure Island Barker #1 (Stuart Buchanan) 1894 - 1974
12) Bird’s cheeps (Marion Darlington) 1910 - 1991
13) Pleasure Island Barker #2 (John McLeish) 1916 - 1968
14) Pleasure Island Barker #3 (Don Brodie) 1904 - 2001
15) Figaro’s meows / Cleo’s cough / The Rough House Statue / Donkeys #1 (Clarence Nash) 1904 - 1985
16) The Boys / Children (Virginia Davis) 1918 - 2009
17) Donkeys #2 (Billy Bletcher) 1894 - 1979
18) Donkeys #3 (Dal McKennon) 1919 - 2009
19) Donkeys #4 (Jack Mercer) 1910 - 1984
20) Wooden Russian Soldiers Puppets (Walt Disney (himself)) 1901 - 1966
If ypu think the movie is dark, the original tale is worse.
Now, when I watch this movie, my thoughts are for Roger Carel, the french voice of Jiminy Cricket, who left us 2 years ago 😭😭😭😭
He was behind the voice of a lot of Disney and no-Disney characters of my childhood.
If you didn't know it, there's a theory saying Donkey of " Shrek " was one of the boys turning into donkeys in Pleasure Island but he managed to escape of it before become entierly a real one (for explaining why he's able to talk)
That makes Donkey and Dragon’s relationship way more fucked up
@@lulub517 why ?
@@a.g.demada5263 child
@@lulub517
Children who turned into donkeys turned into little donkeys
Donkey from shrek is old and big so he did grow
I'm not familiar with the original story.
I'm aware most of Disney's animations are based of dark German stories, but I don't know about Pinocchios.
I love this version its like watching a storybook come to life. The donkey scene scared me so bad when I was younger tho. Love your reaction , hope you and your family feel better.
Honestly, the transformation scene never afraid me when I was a little girl. I was adraid by the expression of the coacher who afraid Honest John and Gedeon. Even now it scare me
Here in Argentina Jiminy's name was Pepito Grillo,which in English might be Joe Cricket.
I always cry when the other boys turn into donkeys and are stuck on the island. Idk if you watch these movies, but I recommend Dumbo, The Fox and the Hound, The Rescuers and The Great Mouse Detective. Thanks for bringing joy to my day!
If you're looking to be mesmerized by quality animation and great music from the early part of Disney's history, I think you'd appreciate Fantasia, which came out the same year as Pinocchio!
I cannot tell you how many times I use to watch this movie as a little girl. I loved it so much! I would watch it at home and at my Grandfather's house. While he and my mom were talking, his girlfriend would put Pinocchio on for me to watch while she joined in on the conversation. You don't realize just how dark it is until you get older. I used to be able to watch the donkey transformation scene fine, but now, I have to put it on mute because of how sad I am. Yeah, those boys were being bad, but that kind of a punishment is going way too far!
Everything in this movie just comes together so perfectly. And then the live action version ruined it.
This is the only version in my mind the only good thing in that movie was The Coachman got a villain song and Honest John looked good.
It seems to be the popular opinion to crap all over the live action movies. Because they aren’t carbon copies of the original. If you want a carbon copy of the original, watch the original. It’s classic. For being a remake, with some adjustments in it, I think it was a very good movie. Was it a perfect movie? No. It had its flaws. But so tired of hearing this movie be demonized by people.
How was it ruined?
I tend to like Remakes that improve the villain or villain dynamic. LA Pinocchio is barely better with Coachman and the same with Honest John, Stromboli is the same and improved through association. Hence, I rate it below par for updates like Lady and the Tramp or The Lion King.
@@ump5597 Pinocchio didn’t learn anything in the new one, and it was more of a non deserved punishment for Pinocchio in the new one
W used to have a vinyl record of these old time disney songs when I was a kid. Used to love it.
5:37 Geppetto is voiced by a German actor, so I'm pretty sure his accent is German. That, along with the overall Germanic aesthetic of the film despite its Italian setting, has led fans to theorise that it's set in South Tyrol, a state of Italy that historically belonged to Austria, and is home to ethnic Austrians that speak German as their native tongue.
In the Disney movie Pinocchio, I love when the Dutch puppets bump and squish Pinocchio in the middle with their pushed-out butts and then they go off of him and turn around and pick up their dresses and move forward into him and squish him again!!! Lol
Welp, time to get "Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee" stuck in my head once again.
Same.
It’s been on my mind for days ever since I rewatched the movie recently. It’s very catchy.
Same as well
@@DanGamingFan2846hi! Still replying after a year?
8:15 I think what you’re thinking of is rotoscoping. One of the first movies to do that is the animated Hobbit and Lord of the Rings movies from the 70s. They’re interesting movies for sure. Other movies like this are Heavy Metal, Fire and Ice, and Wizards, used full rotoscope for a majority of their characters but many many movies use rotoscope. Alice in Alice in Wonderland, little Anne Marie and the other human characters in All Dogs Go To Heaven, the human background characters in An American Tail, the Black Cauldron, Cinderella, even The Little Mermaid and so many more
Hi my name is Erica and I’m thrilled that you are watching one of my favorite Disney movies because not only I’m a 90’s cartoons, anything anime, and I’m a Disney lover too I literally grew up with those. They did a remake of Pinocchio with Tom Hanks as Gepetio I’m sorry I don’t know how to spell his name but I hope you get the idea and I say that it was good I also love Figaro too he’s just so adorable of a cat. I’m looking forward to watching more reactions coming from you.
This movie was reference-parodied in RWBY.
In the original story, Pinocchio was a brat, and that’s why he needed Jiminy Cricket. He even called Gepetto a mean nickname, since his hair looked like corn mush, or Polendina in Italian. He was given a proper soul by a woman in blue, has a tell when he lies, and had to save his loved ones from a giant monstrous whale before becoming a real boy.
It's"Polenta".And in the book the monster who eats Geppetto was not a whale,it was a shark.
Here's what I didn't know that I found out recently. It seems that Pinocchio story started out in Italy even though Geppetto in this movie is German… I think, but Stromboli and everything else seems to be Italian minus the coachman, of course, as well as the Fox and cat.
You're wrong actually, the Coachmens plan is much more sinister than you think. in the original book or rather Italy back in those times they say that the donkey is stupid because they don't learn anything they don't want to learn due to their stubbornness and that the only thing they're good for is hard-working labor, so if a person or child grows up or becomes a jack ass, they have to work like a jack ass which is why a lot of parents want their children to go to school, so they can make true, honest, living without working so hard, or even worse work themselves to death. Pinocchio brings that lesson to light in a dark tone, the coachman allows the boys to become like jackasses all that stuff isn't for free on pleasure island. It costs a lot of money so as the boys keep on playing and doing whatever they want they begin to turn into jackasses literally, and are sold to circuses salt mines and whoever needs them just to pay off all the stuff on pleasure island, and those that can still talk… No one knows what happens to them, It's safe to say that the donkeys carrying the coach were once boys, and are now permanent slaves to the coachman himself.
The jackass transformation scares me so much as a kid, and it gave me nightmares 😳. Today, as an adult, I do ignore that part, turning the volume down and listening to my favorite Elton John song I'm Still Standing. That song makes me happy, and it's helped me through my time during Covid-19, and it gave me the courage to get back up on my feet and go back to work wearing a mask faithfully. 😷 Soon, I got my new dog 🐕 at the start of Covid-19, and I was happy that I ever was when my old dog was still alive. Now I have three dogs, and that's been much sweeter. Just say I found my happy thought after so many sad ones.
I can't remember. Have you ever seen Bambi? It's a 2D Disney animation.
You know Disney is making Bambi live action
@@seivionfisher3422 really ?
Yes
@@seivionfisher3422 of course they are 🙄
This has always been one of my favorite films since I was a kid, it still is a favorite and a great film to watch
Idk if anyone suggested it, but Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a great movie! You don’t have to know too much about the show to watch it.
Just a few little things people could tell you.
The animations is 10/10 and the story is great too. Overall it’s a good movie :)
I'm sure somebody already pointed this out, but in case they didn't: by 1940, World War II was already ongoing which was part of the reason why this movie wasn't a financial success.
The reason the live action version is so hated is because it goes back on the original moral of the story. Instead of learning valuable lessons to survive, Pinocchio still lies and gets away with all his wrongdoings. It changed too much of the animated version, in a way to modernize it. And because of that, it forgot that it was supposed to be just like the animated version in all ways, especially morals.
exactly.. there's been a whole genre of people created called "movie/book purists" due to all these timeless movies/books (rings of power) being remade with such little respect to it's changed characters, lessons, and original lore. (albeit i understand many of these tales actually originated themselves from darker themed endings.. ie the Grimms all the way to Hans Christian Anderson. Regardless, Disney made the fairytales known worldwide, and should be respected and left alone.. I guess there's a bit of a movie/book purist in me too.. i cringe everytime i hear there's going to be a new remake.
The only exceptions that i've found to enjoy are newly created prequels like Maleficient or Wicked. I highly recommend the author of Wicked, Gregory Maguire, who made an amazing Wicked Trilogy.. i believe the play only covers one book, but the other two are also fascinating. But those are brand new created prequels to play with ones mind and changing perceptions to humanise known villains by going into "why".
I grew up reading so many of them, "Confession's of an Ugly Step Sister" being a fantastic retelling of Cinderella from one of the step sister's pov. The author doesn't change the stories as to swap the roles of the characters, changing the original stories, but he just gives an alternative cool perspective of "what if".. Few notable ones, "Mirror Mirror" was revamped from Snow White to fit more into actual history of the Borgia family in Italy.. more specifically Lucrezia Borgia as the Evil Queen. She was a noble who was passed through many failed arranged marriages from a very young age for political greed by her family. She was eventually, iirc, questioned about her various various, wealthy dead husbands and accused of witchcraft and using poisons (kindof fitting story if you imagine the Evil Queen's upbringing and why she was a lone, bitter Queen in Snow White, projecting her hatred seeing how hopeful and happy Snow White always appeared to be.. only to later using a poisoned apple). Sorry for going on a tangent, but i agree with you and how shallow these retellings of some incredible stories to teach life lessons etc have been watered down for this new generation.
For the love of god do NOT watch the new Pinocchio, it took everything charming thing about the original. I’d recommend watching the stop motion version on Netflix when it comes out, it’s going to be a masterpiece.
This brought back a lot of good memories. Thanks :)
1940. Well... not before World War II, but before America joined in. That timing actually really hurt this one at the box office, thanks to no European market because of the war this movie almost killed Disney. The success of the much more cheaply made Dumbo saved them, just a few weeks before Pearl Harbor happened. The box office numbers you saw is taking into account theatrical rereleases, this movie was actually initially a box office failure
Taron and the black cauldron is a forgotten Disney's classic that you should watch. It is probably the darkest film from the studio.
I never gave any though to Geppetto's voice, but hearing you call it Jamaican is hilarious to me. This is a great movie, with many unexpectedly funny moments, like Geppetto packing heat, Pinocchio smoking and drinking, with red eyes and everything, it's just a riot. I also loved, loved, loved the remake. It broke my heart to see all the bad reception it got. When the movie ended on Disney+, and the thumbnails for all the other remakes came on screen, it dawned on me: "This is the only one of these that's worth a damn, and people hated it..."
I dunno man, I've seen people like the Lion King remake when they liked the original too. But I watched and all I could call it was soulless.
You’re not a bad person for liking the remake.
But you are definitely in the minority on that one. It is just a pathetic, shallow and passionless project that has none of the heart, charm or unique storytelling that Disney and his team were able to accomplish. It missed the point on EVERYTHING the original set out to accomplish.
Like I said, Pinocchio is the only remake I really have no problems with. The next closest one is Aladdin, and the last one I felt mildly positive about was The Jungle Book. In both Aladin and the Mowgli, I didn't care for either the lead performance or the direction, and the songs mostly fell short of the original.
Pinocchio didn't feel like it lost something in the translation, it didn't feel less energetic than the animated one. I liked Zemeckis' choices, I like all the characters better here, if ever so slightly.
Here's the only thing I didn't like in the remake: Stromboli.
In the new one, from the first frame you see him there's no doubt he's a trash human. I much prefer his character in the animation. He's loud and big, but we're not sure if he's cool or not. He hangs out with Pinocchio a little, has that little sit down with him, eating, talking shop, and only after Pinocchio says he leaving does Stromboli turn and cage him, and I like that sudden shift. In the remake there's no build up, no surprise. He breaks up the scene with the ballerina, and immediately jails the kid. No twist, no turn.
The one movie that deserved a sequel but never got one
The original Pinocchio is better then the new one in my opinion I watched the og constantly as a kid and loved it 😄💕🎥
There's a man named Jordan Peterson, and he explains this movie and the archetypes/story and where these things come from. He's a controversial figure but his analysis of this movie and other Disney's is really great
Crazy to think this movie is 82 years old, and while somewhat dated, still holds up pretty well! In contrast the new one is, like, 85% filler.
You should watch the live action 1996 version called Adventures of Pinocchio. It's got Johnathan Taylor Thomas in it from home improvement. It was definitely my favorite version growing up!!!
JTT.. lol his magazine pics was on every tween girls wall.. at least on mine🤍
Monstro the Whale used to scare the shit out of me when I was a kid.
In a cut scene, Honest John and Gideon were going to have their punishment. On the way home after Pleasure Island they attempt to seduce Pinocchio a third time but he ignores them and right after that they get caught by the police.
Monstro the whale was voiced by Thurl Ravenscroft. Also the voice of Tony the Tiger.
The 2022 Version couldn’t have this Magical feeling, they messed up real time and aged like a milk.
04:25 - 04:27 Fun fact:in the Disney movie he's made alive by the Blue Fairy,but in the original book he was _already_ alive when he was just a rough piece of wood. No explanation whatsoever.He just was.🤷♂
06:11 - 06:19 Figaro is a boy,Cleo is a girl.
11:43 - 12:03 In the book there's a scene where Pinocchio falls asleep in front of a fire and wakes up with his feet burned and Geppetto must re-build them.😬🔥
12:33 - 12:42 Bold of you to assume he's _actually_ going to school.🤭
13:32 That misplaced accent bothers me everytime:it's supposed to be Stròmboli,not Strombòli!😖And BTW his original name is much cooler:he's called Mangiafuoco in Italian which literally means Fire-eater!(Mangia=he eats Fuoco=fire)🔥On the other hand,Disney's cartoon gave names to a bunch of nameless characters from the book...in the book the Cat&the Fox are just..the Cat&the Fox,the Cricket is the Talking Cricket and the whale has no name and it's not even a whale,it's a shark.
15:14 - 15:20 Speaking about smashing Jiminy...another difference from the book:in the book,when Pinocchio first meets the Cricket he starts lecturing him,Pinocchio gets annoyed and he smashes him against the wall,killing him!😱The Cricket was *never* a main character:he was killed off right away!!
19:15 - 19:17 I watched the Disney cartoon long before I learned about the original story,so I was shocked to learn that in the book Fire-eater is not actually _that_ bad...he gets moved when Pinocchio tells him about his father and he even _gives_ Pinocchio money...but then he gets tricked by the Cat&the Fox again and loses it.😓
24:47 - 24:49 Well,to sum it up...the story is supposed to be about Pinocchio going from a naughty boy to a good boy...but the live action Pinocchio is already *a SAINT* from the beginning...he does nothing wrong and when he does it's never his fault!You'll see...
30:40 - 30:44 And in the book Pinocchio at one point meets Donkey Lampwick again while he's been working for a while and he dies for too much labour.😢💔
7:29 me: SLEEPING NOICE!
Actually, WWII started a year before Pinocchio came out. WWII started in 1939, but the US got involved after Pearl Harbor happened on December 7, 1941.
well, after seeing a lot of review for the remake i can understand why peoples hate it so much but i'm not gonna lie i would like to see your reactions to it
Timeless classic
react to the new one next, and see what you think. Me personally i think it needs some buffing out but there are things in it that can work new and old
14:13 Bro... he is watching the book upside down
Great Classic!
If the rest of the kids did escape then the moral wouldn't be as deep as the story. The moral is each follow their own decisions but don't follow a group of bad apples (or Jackasses).
11:44 this one got me laughing for minutes idk why.
I have one kid, a toddler, and that feeling of "Ok, who has the kid, what can we get done now" is all too real!
I wouldn't waste my time with the remake, it just didn't have the same charm, and the stuff they added wasn't anything special.
This movie scarred me for life when I saw the bad boys turn into donkeys and cry for their mothers! The worst part is that they never are rescued!! When I was a kid I didn’t really understand that part clearly. But when I watched it again, at an older age, it made me sick to my stomach!! I still can’t watch it to this day!! If the boys were rescued and no longer donkeys, that’d be a different story. Jeez!!
I love this movie. This movie has so many surprises, twists and very emotional. Even the boys turned into donkeys
😱😱😱😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
Same bro! Pinoke's character development shows he's not perfect, but he learns from his mistakes. And his face of bravery against that whale:0
Lets just say you watched and reacted to the BETTER version of Pinocchio haha
You should try because I liked it a bit
How the hell were these films animated when computers never even existed back in the day when they were made? That’s what’s always amazed me!
Good ol fashioned hand drawn animation
I saw a video for what they did for Bambi it is truly amazing how animation use to be made back then. They would paint everything on cells and they then would combined different cells together (similar to a puzzle) to create the scenes. Then they would take pictures of the cells and then set the pictures in order on another table where a video camera would rotate up and down the table recording every scene. Look up the making of Bambi you will see how it was done back then.
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The dude in the red coat represent the Devil that taints children to follow the wrong path in life so he can take their souls
The thing is about donkeys they get bad reputation for being “stubborn” from ancient times of traveling merchants get so impatiently frustrated with their donkeys stop for some reasons and to the Italians donkeys are “symbols of stupidity” in fact the original 1940 animated Pinocchio often shown but mostly undisciplined, irresponsible, misbehaving little boys who don’t want follow the rules society and not following their parents wishes sometimes. In the 1940 film, Pleasure Island is bullies paradise where are they inappropriate things against their parents’ wills such as underage drinking beer, smoke cigars, and chaotic things like fighting and picking on others and once their “fun” is now paid for and ended up in crates to be sold off to the salt mine and sold to the circus. But in the original Pinocchio story Pinoc is a bit of a jerk and the sea monster is a giant terrible dogfish (smaller looking shark). Well anyway, donkeys are quite patient animals but they don’t see eye to eye with dogs and now served as livestock guardians that saved goats and sheep farmers money. And also the 1997 Pinocchio has a good fate ending to the boys if you are interested to watch it on you next reaction. Back in the day when its released to theaters it flopped to the fact it’s lost it European market due Hitler doing terrible things.
Million times better than the remake
I love Pinocchio, well many people say that new live action version is so bad, well I love it i felt that old hollywood movies vibes. I am interested in classic cinema not only animation. In my opinion new Pinocchio is charming movie. Exept for one scene witch idk they included it wasnt funny bit disgusting, but well. I think the most beautifull live action is Cinderella, my personal favorite is Jungle book.
This is a metaphor to the Disneys treatment to kids.
The Pinocchio movie from 2002 was actually pretty decent. Also there’s one from 1996 that I remember liking when I was a kid, I don’t remember much about it though.
It was direct adaptation of the original tale ?
I believe it's The Adventures of Pinocchio starring Johnathan Taylor Thomas as Pinocchio.
@@Kfantasy_98 Yeah, that’s the one. It’s been a long time since I’ve watched it.
I wouldn't recommend watching the remake. You've already watched the better one. But if you want to react to it, then by all means, don't let my post stop you. The latest one lacks lessons, consequences and boggles the mind of "Why?" too commonly.
I should recommend Saberspark's review on remake, since his reasoning does make sense. But it also contain story spoilers, if you haven't seen the remake yet.
3:32 oh yes you can wait... 😭
Great reaction! I thought both adaptions were amazing! I must recommend this one other adaption, Geppetto; this is the story of Pinocchio told from Geppetto’s point of view as he learns what it means to be a good parent. 🤥👨🏼🦳🧚🏻♂️🦗🌟
Who’s scarier?
Like: Monstro
Comment: the coachman
That's the only scene who scared me as a child and still scare me now as a 28 years old woman
thought it's use in Ultron was cool
can't wait for you to react to the 2022 live action version
You should read the book it’s a lot different
Thank Goodness for Eeyore from Winnie The Pooh AND Donkey from Shrek
If it weren't for those Characters, I mightv'e been TRAUMATIZED about donkeys after watching Disney animated AND Non-DIsney Live Action Versions :(
I'm just here still waiting for your reaction to MINIONS: THE RISE OF GRU
Okay, how many more movies does he have to watch before he’s allowed in Disneyland CA?
Or would Florida be closer? That one has a ton more required films though…
You had to see somle Disney movies for being allowed in Disneyland ? I don't understand (I'm french)
@@a.g.demada5263 Many classic movies got adapted into the rides by having the riders travel through the plot from the film. Pinocchio’s Daring Journey has the riders get into a wooden car and roll through the scenes from the film. Same goes for Peter Pan, Snow White, Mr Toad, Alice in Wonderland, Finding Nemo, Star Wars/Tours, Splash Mountain (the animated portions of Song of the South) to be replaced with Princess and the Frog, Haunted Mansion, and more.
There is only one film where you should do the rides before watching. _The Jungle Cruise,_ after riding the namesake and The Enchanted Tiki Room.
SPOILERS BELOW:
My family watched it a couple weeks after going to Disneyland CA. We all laughed at how The Rock turned the ride into a tourist trap scam. And then, we met the business tycoon with his beloved pet: a white cockatoo named Rosita. I busted a gut laughing at that, half my family looked at me funny, and the other half took a few seconds to smile. I then got them all to laugh with my Tiki Room José impression: “I wonder what happened to Rosita.”
@@LocalMaple ah ok that's makes sense.
I went in Disneyland Paris when I was 5 and that was the only time
BOY, Instead of Hollywood pointlessly “remaking” all these Disney Classics (ie. fixing what isn't broken)…. what about dedicating the time, money, energy, & effort to make the rest of the NARNIA books into movies? Or the ERAGON series into proper movies? 😮❓📚
the live-action was a disappointment
Fact: the actor who voiced (or make the noises) of Monstro the whale, did the voice of the first Tony the Tiger for the cereal add
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22:26 No. Just a Coincidence.
React to The Haunted Mansion movie next
Honestly buddy, i loved Pinocchio when i was a kid, but i stopped to like it because of the horror movies about living dolls
Now it scares me 😵😰😰
Well I hope u get over ur fear, remember that Pinocchio is more legendary than a horror movie doll :)
I know that some puppets can be creepy too, but Pinocchio is a puppet of a different color.
@@SpacialRend7 precisely
Watch Bambi
In original book he gets hung