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The Grimm fairy tale gets a Technicolor treatment in Disney's first animated feature. Jealous of Snow White's beauty, the wicked queen orders the murder of her innocent stepdaughter, but later discovers that Snow White is still alive and hiding in a cottage with seven friendly little miners. Disguising herself as a hag, the queen brings a poisoned apple to Snow White, who falls into a death-like sleep that can be broken only by a kiss from the prince.
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No fairest as in the most Beautiful no pale
Without this beautiful beautiful movie we would not have the great animated movies we have today. Pixar wouldn't exist and studio ghibli wouldn't exist. It was all thanks to that 1 investor who gave Walt Disney the funding he desperately needed to make this happen. Kristen bell has no right to criticize this movie.
Thanks to the Grimm brothers
@@smithent5681 That was debunked a while ago.
@@OpticalSorcerer debunked!? So what’s the actual age?
@@lochness5524 As far as I know, there isn't one. Fans online made Snow White and Florian's ages up, which is why you usually have to go by:
1. The filmmaker's official confirmation of the age.
2. Actually stated in the film (ie Rapunzel, Aurora, and Ariel).
kristen bell is an hypocrite. Months ago she helped publishing a book on which cover there are even little girls with hijab and yes, even if muslim bigots have convinced her and others that "it's a good cultural thing", it is sexualization of children
This movie has no right being as good as it is at the age of 85! So many people thought that this was going to a a huge flop at the time of its production - before this film, nobody had even heard of a full-length animated movie before!
Walt had the last laugh - it made over $8 million worldwide in its initial release and jumpstarted the first golden age of Walt Disney Animation.
So glad you reacted to this!
Fun fact: Snow White is the youngest Disney princess, going at 14 years old in the film.
Growing up, my favorite scene was when she and the dwarfs were having that dance party. Now that I'm older, I love it even more because, for the first time in probably a long time, Snow White is being a kid and having fun.
For a probable majority of her life, Snow was made a servant in her own home just because her stepmother was jealous of her beauty. It wasn't even her fault! Instead of letting her play, make friends, and train her to be the next queen, she's made to wear rags and clean the castle top to bottom. Yet the young princess keeps a smile on her face and a song in her heart.
With the dwarfs, she can relax and have fun. She doesn't have to look over her shoulder in fear of the queen or worry about being punished. She can finally be a typical 14 year old girl and be a kid.
Yes, I didn't realize until recently she was supposed to be 14. A bit creepy that she is going to get married at that point, after a brief meeting with one man. (But the story was based on medieval fairy tales with different norms.)
@@johnnehrich9601 My grandmother was married at 15, in 1920.
wasnt she 13?
Nope. She is 14.
@@johnnehrich9601 In the fairy tale it was worse there she was 7
7:27 "People need to wear more capes. I want capes to be socially acceptable."
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When they are referring to "fairest in the land" they mean fair as in beautiful, fair maiden. The Queen is jealous of Snow White's youth and beauty.
I mean in a way they’re also referring to her skin tone. At the time having “skin as white as snow” was considered a sign of great beauty, which was part of why she was deemed the fairest in the land
So she made herself and ugly old hag?? 🤣
This movie made Walt Disney go bankrupt, twice. It was called “Disney’s folly,” because nobody believed that a full length, theatrical release cartoon would be popular. 31:10 was cut to the overlay due to time and budget restraints.
And Snow White lied about her age to get the part. She claimed to be younger, and was just outside the audition range. Luckily, Walt himself was listening in, and chose her voice personally.
If Snow White was based on a real life event, the poisoned apple had a plant-based poison (forgot the name, hemlock?), which the coal dust her miner friends carried home cured.
There is a little music thing known as the millennial whoop. Tons of songs during the turn of the century used this, leading to the name. It has a sing along part that has the lyrics alternate between the third and fifth notes of the chord. Both “I’m wishing” and “high ho” use this.
I heard it was most likely deadly nightshade.
Fun fact the voice actress for Snow White signed her voice strictly for Disney because her voice was so unique
I believe she was under contract to not sign or act for anyone else, although MGM did get her to say "Romeo, where forth art thou" during the tin woodsman song in the Wizard of Oz, filmed the following year.
She also sounded like a young girl and had a good singing voice.
The mug you were asking about is a beer stein, it and the original Snow White story originate from Germany. Maleficent is from Sleeping Beauty.
If I can remember correctly, in the original story, Snow White was dead, because the apple was stuck in her esophagus. The Prince fell in love with her beautiful corpse and had her taken back to his castle. During transport, her glass coffin was dropped and the apple was dislodged, so she woke up.
The Wicked Queen goes to the wedding, attempting to get rid of Snow White again, but receives punishment for the attempted murder. She was forced to wear boiling hot iron shoes and dance until she died.
Red or burning hot iirc, aka so hot they glow, which is like, iirc at least 4 times hotter than just boiling.
Snow White was also 8 instead of 14.
You had me chuckling at the fair skin comment. In this case, fairness is a somewhat archaic term for beauty. So the queen went to all that trouble and risked everything just to get voted Miss Vanity.
Yeah, it's nothing to do with skin color.
In the original german fairytale, the queen literally asks "Who is the most beautiful in all the land?"
I just have to gush about the forest scene, because not only is it terrifying in its own right, but there’s actually more meaning to it if you consider the context:
1) Snow White (who’s the youngest Disney Princess at only 13 years old) just had a man pull a knife on her, and then tell her he was forced to do so by her *stepmother.* Even if she knew about her stepmother’s jealousy beforehand, no child is going to want to believe that a parental figure (even an ab*sive one) wants them dead.
2) Despite being forced to live as a maid, she’s still a princess who’s (assumingely) never set foot outside the palace walls, and now she’s lost, alone, with *no* idea where to go or what to do, and mentally reeling from the horrible truth she just learned.
3) She doesn’t start having the scary visions until *after* being scared twice (first by an owl, and then by a swarm of bats).
In conclusion: The forest is actually just a normal forest, and the scary imagery is a visual representation of how Snow White’s fear & trauma is distorting her perception of reality. The subtext in old Disney films (or at least this one) is *astounding.*
Snow White is my favorite Princess to this day! I think because while she lives in a magical world, she is just so normal/non-powered. All she has is an extraordinary beauty, and a loving heart to go with the skills she learned as a servant for the Queen...and she makes this work, caring for the Dwarves and becoming a loving, effective housekeeper for them. I use to try and love cleaning as a little girl to be more like Snow White...didn't take...but I respect the hell out of anyone who can clean and enjoy it!
The movie history of Disney started with this movie
Disney had been doing commercially successful short cartoons since Steamboat Willie, but Snow White was the first-ever full length animated movie. He risked a lot and many people were skeptical until it was a blowout success.
Just get yourself a cape, baby. Live your best life.
And those mugs are called steins :)
The "all the animals, there'd be so much poop everywhere" comment killed me.
There are a lot of documentaries you can find here on CZcams about the making of this movie, what was at stake, and the impact it had on not just animation, but film as a whole. I highly recommend you give at least one of them a watch.
The 1st ever amimated movie
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is my ALL time favorite Disney movie! I love it sooo much.
This is hands down one of the most beautiful films ever made and it's the first full length animated feature ever. Props to the late Adriana Caselotti for her iconic performance as Snow White. Snow White was so sweet and kind but life treated her so poorly. But she never let the negativity get to her. Also, Snow White was a tough woman underneath that sweetness. She tells the Dwarfs off that they need to get their s**t together cuz their house is a pig pen. I can go on and on how much I love this film but that's as far as I can go.
When I was around 9 or 10 they rereleased this in theaters for the 50th anniversary. My mom leaned over to me and said 'all that you see here is a drawing that someone figured out how to make it move' and my tiny mind was blown and I've been obsessed with Disney ever since. Every single cartoon movie would not exist without this movie. Kinda mind boggling to think about.
This was the first full-length animated feature! Ever! People in the business thought Disney was crazy trying to make a full-length animated movie. He took a huge risk to make it, and it changed the history of cinema forever. :)
When I was a kid I wasn't so into this movie. But I watched it again a few years ago AND IT IS AWESOME. Funny and charming and emotional! One of the best Disney princess movies ever
Bambi (1942) This one is sure to bring you tears. Fantasia (1940) with Mickey Mouse.
Fairest centuries ago meant lovely or beauty. Whiteness or paleness of skin is a more recent meaning.
Maleficent is not the witch.
Yes, please react to Bambi 🦌
The music is so good, same with the visuals too!
Bambi is such a beautiful story, and very underrated. But it's Walt Disney's favorite :')
My favorite Disney princess movie of all time!! She’s been my favorite for as long as I can remember. I remember wearing my Snow White dress for 3 weeks straight. I refused to take it off except when I had bath times. I’ve played in it, slept in it, etc. The dress eventually ripped off of me. Memories. Lol
Fun fact, Disney had an era of rotoscoping. They would trace over their prior animation, and use it in a new film.
The Silly Song dance, the Jungle Book’s _Be Like You_ dance, and the Acristocat _Everybody wants to be a cat_ were all rotoscoped into Robin Hood’s _Phony king of England._
Another rotoscope is the Jungle Book using/sharing Winnie the Pooh, Wind in the Willows, and Sword in the Stone.
Watch/Review those movies before watching Robin Hood.
The dance at the end of Beauty and the Beast recycles the dance at the end of Sleeping Beauty.
A lot of the movie was rotoscope, where they filmed live actors in costumes reminiscent of the animated characters, and the artists would draw over each frame of film to get accurate proportions, it’s how they did the dancing and they used this for a long time, even The Little Mermaid used this technique
I absolutely recomend Bambi and Sleeping beauty, they are amazing. I would also add Pinocchio to the list of must-watchs : it's a pretty dark movie d it gets a bit disturbing but it's absolutely amazing. You really need to watch it, it came after Snow White and imo is a vast improvement. Lady d The Tramp is also lice if you haven't seen it
Don’t forget Dumbo that’s a dark movie too. My first time watching it was from Nick’s review & I would definitely not watch it again, especially as a child because I would bawled my eyes out😓.
I would love reaction to those and also fox and the hound, that movie is also amazing and dark
5:03 I don’t remember where I got this fact, be it book or something else, but I liked it enough to remember: The Huntsman, Samson I believe, the reason he spared Snow White was because she reminded him of his own daughter who would have been her age had he not lost her at a young age.
…. That was from an old anime Snow White show.
@@TheDisneyLover58 And I thought I was the only one who knew that gem. xD
The way the music is synced to the animation in “Whistle While You Work” never ceases to amaze me
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This part always makes me sad when I lost a friend. She lived a good life
😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
This is one of the most important movies of all time.
I’m 21 and I grew up watching this and all the Disney films from that era. They don’t feel so old to me :’) but this movie changed cinema.
The sleeping death specified that “her breath will still…her blood congeal.”
She is basically frozen in place.
That you thought Snow White's dance was like Motion Capture isn't completely untrue, because it was hard for the animators at the time to animate humans realistically, they filmed live action models and then they would trace the frames on paper, it's called Roto Scoping. With the dwarfs and the animals, they were animated by hand as they were more cariactures so they could get away with cartoonier animation compaired to Snow White, The Prince, The Queen and The Huntsman.
The reason The Prince has so little screen time is because he was the hardest to animate of all the humans as this was the first time they ever animated humans in a realistic fashion (up to this point they have mostly done Mickey Mouse and pals and the Silly Symphonies with some experimenting on the latter with human characters, the first attempt was Godess of Spring but the rubber hosey animation of the title character wasn't really that good and Disney thought they had a lot of work to do if they were going to get it right, they did succeed in a Cinderella-like ginger girl in The Cookie Carnival though not as realistic as Snow White but it was a good start). The Prince where meant to be captured and put in the dungeon to be mentally tortured by the queen before escaping. These ideas were recycled for Sleeping Beauty though.
This is defenitely the earliest animated movie you've reacted too. It's after all the very FIRST animated movie ever! 💛🍎
When you were talking about capes all I could think about was Edna from The Incredibles saying “NO CAPES!” Maybe that’s why they’re not a thing anymore lol
Also, what you said about remakes is correct. Snow White and the Huntsman (Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron) is the movie you were talking about. It has a sequel which solely focuses on the Queen and the huntsman. There’s also Mirror Mirror with Julia Roberts and an old one called Snow White: The Fairest of Them All (it’s a bit dark but I think it’s pretty good). Disney is making a live action Snow White movie now. Of course the TV show Once Upon a Time is also good, literally revolves around Snow White and the Queen.
Regina is a mood!
Grumpy is also my favorite!
I second the whole "capes should be normalised" lol when I was a teen I had a high quality cloak that I'd wear during the winter and I miss it.
there's a ton of fun facts behind this movie. It wasn't just the first Diney animated movie, it was the origin of animated cinema as we know it
and yeah you should totally do bambi
Snow is only 14 years young. Making her the youngest noted Disney Princess.
True and she's the oldest too because she's the first Disney princess who was created
Ah, yes. Disney's first feature length movie and the first fully animated movie ever. What a beautiful piece of history.
This movie brought me back to my childhood. I have the original CDs where they include the animation process, dubbing, etc; and it still my most precious posession since I was a kid. I remember re-watching everything full movie+behind the scenes until late at night 😆
So, as Walt Disney's first animated feature film, he pulled out all of the stops and used every animation trick he had at the time. Snow White, the Prince, and the Evil Queen were all basically rotoscoped or just used real-life imagery to draw the characters, the dwarves and animals were all designed like his previous Silly Symphony cartoons (plus the Old Hag disguise and even the Hunter technically uses both rotoscoping and Silly Symphony designs), and the backgrounds were all painted to help make sure that the emotions of the scene were the driving force of the story (since the script was rather plain and safe comparatively to other films).
In the cut Soup Eating scene that happens directly after the Washing Song, the dwarfs are shown eat like slobs including loudly slurping. After awhile Snow White gets their attention and show them "how gentlemen eats" which they do but they still slurps loudly even if their eating habits improves. Dopey accidently slurps up his spoon and the others tries to get it out, which they eventually does by holding him down to the floor and kick him hard in his butt. The spoon, along with the soup he accidently swallowed in The Washing Song, flies out, gets pinned on the wall and the dwarfs cheers for their success.
The soup scene along with the bed making scene (which was only halfl completed animation-wise) were animated by Ward Kimball, one of "Disney's Nine Old Men", and cut for lenght and pacing reasons. Ward who worked so long and hard with those scenes consindered quitting but before he could do so Walt stopped him and said to him that he for the next movie, he would be the Supervising Animator for Jiminy Cricket for their next film Pinocchio.
If you haven’t already, I recommend watching sleeping beauty before Maleficent, as it’s based on that fairytale
In Don Bluth's guide to animation, Bluth himself, a former Disney employee, described the point during production where Disney ran out of money halfway through the film. With no way to finish, he had to go to the bank and beg for another loan in front of a board of executives. As an aid, he brought along fragments of the half-finished film, fragments which astounded the entire board. When finished, the Head Executive got to his feet and made what, for a business man at that time especially, constituted a tremendous leap of faith into the complete unknown:
"Gentlemen, in fifty years time, nobody will remember the names of any of the people in this room. But they will remember the name Walt Disney. I'm in."
Malificent is from Sleeping beauty but you should definitely watch both of them. They are soooo good! Also, I’m excited for “meet the Robinsons” such a good movie
There's a deleted scene with another song where Snow White tries to get them to properly eat soup. Dopey inhales his spoon. Happy gives him a good kick, and both the soap and the spoon fly out
The Queen wanted Snow White's heart so she could eat it. Another version has her wanting Snow White's liver. When I saw this a child, when she ran through the forest it FREAKED ME OUT. Please continue with Bambi and other Classic Disney.
And her ability was spoofed in Shrek the Third. She sand to all the birdies and stuff, and then sent them to attack the Evil Trees. And to the tune of the Immigrant Song too :P
I remember always fast forwarding through the credits at the beginning. They were just too slow and I wanted to get on with the movie! I loved the opening sequence for "101 Dalmatians" though, they added some lively animation and upbeat music to the opening credits that made it super interesting for me to watch.
So, fun fact, a lot of people have stated that the prince is in his 30s. Even though that's what pops up the moment you ask that question in Google, the Prince in the "Art of Walt Disney" is actually confirmed to be 18 years old. Not in his 30s.
Snow White is honestly a very lovely movie, and one that I generally feel doesn't get enough credit from modern audiences. Thanks for your reaction!
Regarding being the fairest of them all, "fairest" back then meant more "beautiful" than simply lighter in skin color. Also, Maleficent is the villain in Sleeping Beauty. The film Maleficent is actually pretty decent and worth a watch.
Oh if you think the queen wanting snow white’s heart brought back to her in a box is dark, the original source material states that the queen wanted her liver and lungs so that she can eat them. Yeah, cannibalism was a thing in a lot of fairytales back then.
Loved your reaction!
“The Rescuers” and “The Rescuers Down Under” are two amazing old animated films. Highly recommend!
It's beautiful, I can't imagine anyone hating a beloved classic....(Rachel zeg)
Omg this video is a reupload due to the volume being cut off anyways snow white and the seven drawfs the first ever Disney animated picture in America I recommend for you to react singing in the rain it's a classic musical released in 1952 it was my favorite musical movie of all time.
I’m still amazed that there are folks older than kids who have never seen these classics.
But I’m equally jealous because you get to see it new!
I remember hating this movie when I was like 5, it was so scary to me, the part where she's running through the woods. I learnt to appreciate it later on, the first Disney full length feature...
Clicked on the thumbnail so fast. Man, I've always been a huge Disney Princess nerd. Cinderella was my favorite as a kid because I saw it first and owned the dvd. I also really liked Sleeping Beauty and this one.
I'm now realizing there might be a trend of my favorites talking to forest animals...
Way back then, being fair skinned in that area of the world was considered a good indicator of status. It meant you were likely a member of the aristocracy or royalty, since you didn't have to work in the fields. Today, tanned skin is often considered more advantageous from a beauty perspective, since you're less likely to look sallow or sickly with a darker complexion, but back then, the lighter your skin, the easier you could find an advantageous match, since you were automatically associated with those of higher rank.
A lot of the human characters were rotoscoped. Basically they had reference footage of the actors and drew over each frame to replicate the realistic movements. They actually used a lot of these in Fleischer Cartoons from the 20s and 30s.
It's funny because even if I knew the original tale, I saw the Disney movie only in the middle school.
My little sister is able to sing like Snow-White and our favorite part is when the Queen says to the crows " Have a bite ? "
If you think the movie is dark, tell yourself that the original tale is worse in particular the Queen death : she's invited to the wedding of Snow-White and the prince (without knowing it's her) and she recognize her. After, she's doomed to dance in white-hot metal shoes until she dies.
You can watch Bambi but prevent a lot of tissues
I love this movie, Snow White has always been one of my favorite characters since I was a kid and this movie is one of my all time favorite movies
In the original fairy tale, all the dwarfs are the same and pretty featureless. Disney's brilliant idea was to give them all separate personalities. He couldn't decide on a voice for Dopey, which is why he doesn't talk (but apparent can, just doesn't).
fairest does not mean white in this story , it means the most beautiful
It would be really exciting if you could react to TV series Once Upon A Time😍
I think this every time he uploads a new Disney reaction!
Snow's always been a favorite of mine, and I hate that a lot of people dismiss her. She's just a young girl, and also looks very realistic in terms of her face and proportions. Unfortunately, following Ariel, Disney started designing all their princesses as stick-thin with big heads and bigger eyes lol (nothing against Ariel, she's super cute, but I hate that all future princesses have her proportions.)
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Sleeping beauty is a little different
Sleeping beauty touches a spindel & sleep for a hundred years
Snow white falls asleep with a poison apple & the kiss is before death
This film is 87 years old. 27:04 Vultures. 27:20 Gooseberry.
Vultures are actually nice to have around. They clean up the dead critters before they can start to smell. We had a couple large dead fish wash up in our yard one summer, and the smell was just awful. It was this hot, awfully humid day, but those vultures descended in droves and within an hour the smell was gone!
Grumpy, the original Tsundere
The mugs are German beer steins, the story comes from Germany.
I always watched this when I was super sick. Idk why but movies from this era are perfect for it
Love his authentic and soulful reactions. And his genuine laughter. Lovely video commentary. 🍎💯
According to the Hays Code, pictures were not allowed to show blood, sex … etc and even kisses were limited to 3 seconds, that’s why many things are out of screen.
Greetings from France 🇫🇷
There are other adaptions of the story of snow White, the original fairytale. I highly recommend you check them out. Three of them for examples are Snow White and the Huntsman, which is like a horror thriller action film. Mirror mirror a romantic comedy with Julia Roberts as the evil queen. And Sydney white, a modern retelling of the story. Also highly recommend that after you watch like all the classic Disney films you should check out Disney Channel the descendants trilogy; it answers the question of what would it be like if Disney heroes and villains lived in modern day and had kids. Also the evil queen name is Grimhilde.
That "accordion" are actually pedals for the organ he plays. Apparently he prefers sitting on the pedals rather than sitting on chair or stool but maybe that would be too high for him to reach the pedals.
aww man, i'd love to watch you react to bambi but 🥲. also, thumbs up 👍to Maleficent but that's the reinterpretation of Sleeping Beauty! it's good tho.
Seeing Grumpy deny that he wants a head kiss from Snow White is a cute scene. Which it makes all the sweeter when he's the first to charge and the sadder when he cries over Snow's death
One of my all time favorite movies, I just love how artistic it looks and how great the story, animation and the characters are
This is one of my favorites, I loved it! 🤩 If you ever get the chance, you should check out the special features, it talks a lot about how big of a task it was for Walt Disney and co. to attempt an animated movie. Really fascinating!
On a side note I identify a lot with Doc because I mess up my words a lot (I think they call it a “spoonerism.”) 😂
And yes, please do Bambi, it’s another heartfelt classic! I don’t wanna have to create hundreds of accounts to help you get 1k likes! Kidding but I mean still! XD
Actually, this is tame compared to the original Grimm Brothers story. First, Queen Grimhilda was her biological mother. Second, Snow is seven years old. Third, Queen Grimhilda demands Snow White's lungs and liver and salts them for dinner.
In the pre-Industrial world, most labor was agricultural - it took roughly 95 people to farm enough to feed 100 people, and being outside meant you got tanned. Laborers who didn't even rate wearing a collar got a "red neck." Victorian (caucasian) upper class women wanted a "peaches and cream" complexion as a sign they were of the leisure class. They typically carried small umbrellas to protect them from the sun - "parasols" which literally means without the sun(sol). (In Gone With The Wind, Scarlett O'Hara is told to stay out of the sun as it would give her freckles, and she was treated with buttermilk as a remedy - although I doubt that did much good.)
I believe in India, the caste system favors the lighter-skinned peoples.
As a side-note - Throughout history, you see upper crust adopt fashions that very much restricted movement, again as a sign you were well off - like the Elizabethan ruff collar and the elaborate towering powered-wig creations of the French in the 1700's.
The Industrial Revolution radically decreased the manual labor of farming, while the rise of the factory system, particularly the invention of the typewriter, created a labor force clerks and typists, all indoors. At the same time in the early 20th century, the beginning of movies required bright rainless days, so movie companies and the cultural heart of the country shifted to Hollywood. NOW the sign of excess leisure was the ability to lounge around a swimming pool or at the beach. Hence a 180 degree shift in fashion.
Lets be honest, the dude in the magic mirror is an ALIEN! Lol and the Queeen used to scare the shit out of me when she became an old lady…i would freak out if she showed to my window!
Snow White is the first full animation and won 7 awards.
Attending the film's historic premiere: Charlie Chaplin, Marlene Dietrich, Shirley Temple, Douglas Fairbanks, Milton Berle, Jack Benny, Roy Rogers, Mary Pickford, Cary Grant, George Burns, among others. All of these Hollywood superstars applauding uproariously for this animated feature. They even applauded the static backgrounds because of the care and craft behind them. Master thespian John Barrymore was spotted bouncing in his seat like an excited child.
In the original story. The evil queen was not killed by being squashed by a boulder. Instead during Snow White and Prince Charming's wedding the evil queen had to dance on a giant grill in 200 degree ferinheight iron boots till she dropped dead. Disney rewrote the evil queen's death because they figured the evil queen's original death would have been too dark for a kids movie.
The Queen here is called Grimhilda in the story notes. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE REVIEW MALEFICENT! PLEASE!
Neil Gaimen has done an excellent re working of this tale based on the Grimm fairytale that this film is based off, where the starting point was he thought what kind of girl could survive in a glass coffin for years and what kind of man would find a girl in a coffin attractive, so we get a vampire snow white and a necrophile prince with a sympathetic queen character!!
I love “Bambi”. In fact, I’m named Fawn (my sister named me), because my sister watched “Bambi”.
You gotta see the Sleeping Beauty! The plot is similar in some points but I think Sleeping Beauty is superior to Snowwhite, both in animation and also action sequences! Check it out, you won’t regret it 😊
Glad you could get the audio fixed. Here's a like for the algorithm.
The California gold rush was c. 1849. (We have my great-great-grandfather's diary from 1849 and 1851 - from upstate NY - and he remarked how so many were going west to make their fortune ) There was another gold rush c. 1898 in the Yukon (Alaska).
Mining is an extremely dangerous occupation - including cramped bores and the dangers of inhaling things like coal dust, the risk of explosions from methane built-up, and the collapse of tunnels. Strip mining wrecks the environment but is far less dangerous to the individual workers, even it destroys the land.
If you're interested in the Gold Rush, you might enjoy the movie *Paint Your Wagon* (1969).
So iconic and it's such underrated Disney movie. I think best written Snow White is tv show called Once Upon A Time
About the smooth animation, it is because thy used rotoscoping for most if not all this movie, meaning they had to film the actors on abare set, then draw over the footage to make the animation as smooth as possible
The worlds first full length animated film✨ you need to watch the documentary on this movie. It will blow you away the way they created this and all that went into making this a reality
Snow White plus 7 dwarfs who live with her. Kinda the reverse, but I love that reversal in your initial assessment. Always a new perspective... Thanks.
I think you might find it interesting to watch the second-ever full length animated film, *Gulliver's Travels* (1939), made by Disney's rivals the Fleischer brothers. As far as I know, no one has done a CZcams reaction to it yet.
I understand Disney offered a $5 bonus (I believe it was that amount, which at the time was a week's salary) to any of his employees who came up with jokes that they wound up using.
You may notice that Doc, while instructing the _others_ to wash before dinner... does not touch the water, himself!
Hard to Believe this was Walt Disney's very 1st Classic Film
Maleficent is from sleeping beauty! So definitely worth watching the original before the newer live action version
I agree, but definitely worth a watch for both, if only for the characterization change whiplash. I never wanted to cut someone's body parts off before, but after seeing what happened to Maleficent... I wanted to. So. Much.