Everything Wrong With Dumbo 1941
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- With Tim Burton's live-action Dumbo coming soon, we decided to go looking for sins in the original Disney animated Dumbo. We found a bunch!!
Thursday: Another D movie.
Remember, no movie is without sin! Which movie's sins should we expose next?!
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People are all concerned with the new dumbo coming out saying that it looks “disturbing “ and worrying about it being directed by Tim Burton. Do they not remember how weird, sad and cruel the original was??
Natasha Hart might be because it was actually done well the first time and not in an “edgy” sense
I'm pretty sure the new Dumbo will be 500000% less racist as well.
I don't know about anyone else, but I literally blanked out all but the last 20 minutes from my memory. I *know* I watched this movie as a kid tons of times, but I genuinely didn't recognize ANYTHING prior to Dumbo's mom being taken away. I could have sworn the "see an elephant fly" song happened in the midsection, not right at the end.
The original was made back in a time where people weren't offended by everything so...
@@Rockhound6165 lol how the hell do you know that? Did you try asking black people back then? Plus, white people lose their fucking shit when a colored person drank from the whites only water fountain. So yeah, they were major snowflakes back then.
Stop being a brain dead parrot.
Disney trivia.
Dumbo...is the only major Disney character that has never spoken. Not, one, word.
Umm... Dopey anyone?
@@Jellied_Slime_Games we said major the dwarves while still iconic are still secondary characters.
@@CloudyNight2156 oh... Ok.
Holy- you're right!
Duh, elephants can't speak
For as heartbreaking a scene as Dumbo only being to have minimal contact with his mother through those bars, at least she gets to live throughout the entire movie- and gets a happy ending! Not many Disney mothers get to claim anywhere near as much success.
Even The Lion King somehow got inadvertently cursed. XD Sure, Sarabi gets to see her baby boy fulfill his destiny... But then the voice actor died before the sequel and everyone forgets she ever existed for some reason. XD
@@Guilmon470 Considering that TLK2 continued Disney's grand tradition of exceptionally sh*tty sequels, she should be glad to have not been apart of that movie- aside from the whole, y'know, being dead part.
@@Guilmon470
I always assumed she either just got too old for the pack-activities after Simba took over the Pridelands and retired to chill in a cave somewhere, or was somewhere among the rest of lionesses of their pack and just wasn't given special focus during the events of Lion King 2.
Sharikacat Out of most of the direct to DVD sequels, TLK2 was one of, if not the best sequel.
HONESTLY
"I'm not crying about a nonexistent baby elephant, you're crying about a nonexistent baby elephant."😂
FishyEat Butter LOL
it took me literally one second of seeing the image of dumbo crying and hugging his mother's trunk to begin tearing up myself. works every fucking time. god dammit. fucking hell.
😭
100% me
Don’t you judge me!!!
The Pink Elephants on Parade scene is one of the most random and one of the weirdest moments to be put in a Disney film. But I love it.
I remember being fascinated by the nightmarish sequence back when I was a kid.
Suffice to say, I always did find Dumbo to be boring to watch as a whole, but the Pink Elephants on Parade is easily the most memorable and redeeming part of the Disney cartoon.
I was terrified of it as a kid but now it's one of my favorites
I was weirded out by it
That sequence alone is probably why Tim Burton was chosen to direct the live-action remake, lol.
Too bad the rest of the movie is cruel racist garbage.
Whew I’m glad I’m not the only one who cried at the “Baby Mine” scene... wait. I mean, I didn’t cry what you talking about 😭
You were sweating thru your eyes. It happens.
*ding*
Every time I saw that scene, someone was cutting up some nonexistent onions.
"I'm not crying about a nonexistent baby elephant, YOU'RE crying about a nonexistent baby elephant!"
You're not crying, it's raining on your face.
I DIDN'T CRY EITHER. But some car drove by and there was a puddle in the street, and it must have splashed some water up on this here face...
So glad you took a sin off for Baby Mine.
This movie is 78 years old and that scene still has me tortured into sobbing more than most ‘emotional moments’ in movies nowadays.
@Michael Valensi I think you missed his point. He isn't saying things were better then at all, I think he's amazed how something that long ago can have that effect on him and I completely agree. If you don't get effected by Baby Mine you have a heart of stone sir.
I never even felt any emotion watching this movie
@@coquimapping8680
okay edgelord
@@dr.redacted_ I’m not, I just don’t get emotional. I rarely ever do watching movies.
@@goldentony111 i cannot stay dry during that scene. Its still my all-time favorite Disney song.
Sometimes a simple "that's racist" just isn't enough 💯
Hard these days to defend the crows in Dumbo, what with the internet not doing nuance and all, but it's worth noting the crows are the smartest characters in the film and apart from the mouse the only ones who befriend and help Dumbo. Deserves a minus on a few of those racist sins for that.
Realist shit I've heard
James Owen a stereotype is still a stereotype. Just because an offensive caricature of a group of people turns out to be a good person, doesn’t make it any better.
I hope he never stops sinning Disney racism. I watched these movies when I was not even 6 and damn wtf where my parents thinking making me look at this stuff just because it is drawn.
@@nyx0s389 Go on, say why not, prove it, because it kind of does make it better.
Since it was made in a period when segregation was still very alive in the US, I rather like the idea of Dumbo being given identifitably black friends. If you can forgive the 'caricatures', it's quite a nice thing! And really what are we objecting to here, they call each other brother, joke around a bit and sing well in a musical film? Oh and by the way the name Jim Crow does not actually feature in it. What you're seeing is not really caricature, they're characters, black characters for sure, and smart ones informed by their own culture - black culture - most obviously jazz culture. What's most charming and believable about the sequence is it's the black characters who despite the jokes are the most sympathetic to the little outcast - and did you ever stop to consider why? It's because they know what it's like to not be accepted by certain parts of society, that's why the scene works so well.
It's maybe not the most subtle treatment of black-ness, but it is certainly not one that er... dehumanises the crows.
Would it really be better if such black characters were indistinguishable from white ones?
There, nuance.
"I'm not crying about a non-existent baby elephant your crying about a non-existent elephant"
Correction: "I'm not crying about a non-existent baby elephant, you're crying about a non-existent baby elephant."
You're*
*ding* *ding*
When cinemasins shows they have a heart *ding*
I don't have a crying
7:19 I AM crying about a nonexistent baby elephant! How did you know?
Did you look this scene ?
Assuming that we didn't watch the video how dare you!
I almost cried about a nonexistent baby elephant
I don't get it
Jeremy must be psychic...
Oh god, whenever that Dumbo and mom scene comes up, I always get chocked up. ;_; I will never not cry at that scene.
When I was a kid watching it on tape, I always found a way to look at anything but the TV so I wouldn't cry as much. Today, almost 2 decades later, I got choked up and came to the comment section. Guess the feels won't go away
I never cried or felt any emotion during that scene
Isnt his real name jumbo jr.?? All this time we've been calling him by the name those bully elephants called him!😮
And he was named using the same logic if a woman named Michelle named HER son, Michelle Jr.
This has always bugged me...
Isn't that what we did with Cinderella?
@@rheyapigors5511 ohhhhh
@@rheyapigors5511 yeah
*Pink Elephant Parade:* [exists]
*Drug users:* _It's free real estate._
lol
😂
In Psychology, we’re learning about memory storage, and how memories can get corrupted and distorted, meaning distant memories are not very accurate.
This movie encompasses that pretty well.
Yep, as a child I was unaware of just HOW RACIST dumbo really was. Holy FUCK that tent building song...
@@bagelbytes6543 same, I felt crushed realising that when it was pointed out. The psychedelic scene is still as disturbing as I remember though
Despite it's obvious flaws (being racist mainly) it's still a good movie.
Isaiah Albers In my opinion, it’s an annoying, racist movie whose animation and humor has not aged well, and which has a few good moments.
@@bagelbytes6543 There were alot of racists, back then it's just one of those things
7:16 I'd like to add a sin to CinemaSins for not showing Dumbo being cradled in his mother's trunk which is obviously the most cry-worthy part
OH MY GOSH I DIDN'T REMEMBER THAT
I never cried during this movie
Well they did remove the sin for the beginning part of “Baby Mine”, so maybe the trunk cradling was part of that.
I still cry during Baby Mine. But what kind of circus animal handlers would take a baby elephant away from his mother when there is obviously no other elephant who will care for it.
@@karenhall4645 “1941 circus handlers” should probably answer that
I NEED everything wrong with "The Road to El Dorado " !!
Gosh I love that movie. (And it’s actually not too far off from history, save the magic and city of gold and stuff)
Omfg yesssss
Right! Still to this day it's one of my favorites. IDC how old I get (25) i always enjoy it!!
@@hidden_animator522 one of my favorite
Yes!!!!
"And now comes the CLIMAX!!!"
*tee-hee*
I hope this becomes a thing in the future Sins videos.
I’m upset there wasn’t a “ Roll Credits “. 😠
I never watched the English version so I had no idea he said climax this much xD And I don't recall the portuguese version having this word, they must have translated to something similar
@@randalgraves6979 Sometimes when the title is someone's name, there isn't a "Roll Credits" sin with the sheer amount of times people say it.
"We're sinning the original because a remake/live-action/sequel is coming out!" cliché!
Ding
That avatar is worth two Sims. *DING DING*
right add 1000 sins
@@nspcrazy1122 'Sins' misspelled as "Sims"
Ding
@@mr.boomer8794
r/wooooooosh
**ding**
I cant believe CinemaSins actually went back to 1941. Now that's dedication!
They did wizard of oz
Wait til Cinemasins does Disney’s Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs.
Cringeworthy comment lol. You kids try very hard to gain subs and it always fail lol
The 30s and 40s worth the golden Era of Hollywood films
The sin rating was 97 and the rotten tomatoes rating was 97.
Coincidence?
Yeah, I think so
But *I THINK NOT!!*
@Dandy Crow HAHA, TELL THAT TO LEVI AND NOT FEEL LIKE LEVI'S EMBARRASED
You should do Everything Wrong With The Emperor’s New Groove
Wlaker Boop llama face!!!
But there is nothing wrong with it 😂
He didn't do that movie yet, did he???
@@loganentertainment1814 "They". This channel is more than just Jeremy
Yes
I did not realize and/or remember there was so little flying elephant in my childhood movie about a flying elephant.
Was there actually more psychedelic drunk musical in my flying elephant movie than flying elephant?
"Pink Elephants on Parade" gave me nightmares for a week after I saw the movie as a kid.
They fixed that in the new movie. I love how he begins to fly and he flies often.
Disney: Watches drunk drugged up elephants scene
Disney: YOU KNOW WHAT THIS NEEDS? A LIVE ACTION VERSION!!!
Because they were drunk at the time too.
"That wasn't flying, that was falling in style"
Favorite line from Toy Story💓😂
With style*
@@kateworkman921 -Per the Hitchhikers' Guide, all you need to do to fly is to throw yourself at the ground and miss.
@@laurahubbard6906 I was literally quoting that whilst watching Shazam this past Friday
"I'm not crying about a nonexistent baby elephant, you're crying about a nonexistent baby elephant"
*In tears* He's right ya know-
13BubblesPlays I teared up so fast
I sing "Baby Mine" to my baby all the time and don't really connect it to this movie, but hearing it made me want to cry.
@@sunflowermouse307 That's really cute actually. And it's such a pretty song too. I bet your kid loves it.
Glad he took one off for "Baby Mine". I was gonna be pissed if he didnt. Good job CinemaSins!
He also added 20 sins for a random "racist" line in the movie, so...
Should of been more 3 maybe even 5 sins off
@@dannyjorde2677 He added 20 sins for the slavery of only black men and the black men singing about the reasons they "deserved" to be slaves.
20 sins was NOT enough.
@@carmillawoo6505 He added another 10 sins for the scene with the crows
@@carmillawoo6505 Reparations now
Every single time he said "Tehe" i had to pause the video and get my giggles out before continuing! Honestly please continue that!
It's so childish but very on brand for CinemaSins.
This was released in NINETEEN FOURTY ONE?????!!!!!!
Damn, I feel so old...
Yep. Right before the bombing of Pearl Harbor
I remember those days, it was like it was yesterday.
I knowww, I could swear it was from the 80's or smth
Communism O'Clock sure
Communism O'Clock you be at least 80 if you were born that year but if you were old enought to watch you’d be at minimum 90 and that’s bullshit
You going “ *tee-hee* “ after the word climax made me laugh little too hard 😂👌🏽
me too!
I can’t believe CinemaSins went back in time just to make this video. Now that’s dedication.
R-R-R-R-R-REALLY!!!!!!
You shall not escape my reallys.
This guy again
AND he took modern equipment with him!
It's actually to take advantage of CZcams searches regarding the remake and generate views.
Holy crap, I remember hearing that line "grab that rope you hairy ape" as a kid and I just thought it meant that they had LITERAL apes helping out with the work. It made sense in my mind, since it was a circus that had elephants, bears, tigers, and giraffes, I assumed they had apes. Also, since they had the elephant's working, I was like "Apes are much smarter and have opposable thumbs so of course they would be helping out as well. My 6-8 year old mind was so innocent
"My 6-8 year old mind was so innocent" yeah thats because we're taught racism😭😭😭😭😭
@@tateyannaw.6063 Um no, that's not true, at least not for me, and not for all people
@@samgomez9942 we are taught racism, either directly or through omission, or microaggressions we see from the people around us, and propaganda like the stuff in this movie. let's not pretend or try to whitewash history or reality here
@@twoscoop4932 Dude, I'm not. But we don't teach racism. Just because there are stereotypes that exist in media (like games, movies, etc.) doesn't mean that we are being taught that those stereotypes are an accurate depiction of reality. They've done studies on this stuff, and the studies have shown that people (whether they're black, white, or whatever) have a natural preference for people who look similar to them. I'm not trying to say there aren't horrible racists out there, but I'm saying that most of the time, its just natural to be more comfortable around those who you share more similarities with and can relate to more easily.
@@tateyannaw.6063 correction. “We have to be taught both racism and that racism exists in order to understand when something is racist.” There. Now the poor fella ain’t a racist just for understanding what racism is.
*"I'm not crying about a non existent baby elephant, your crying about a non existent baby elephant "*
that had to be the best line Jeremy said throughout the whole video
Should’ve removed a sin for the amazing 1940s animation of the water in the booze bucket. I mean, just watch it again... or just 5 sins off total, for the repeated attention to detail in the animation overall.
Dead Knows Best you are correct
This is a channel about OBNOXIOUS NITPICKING! Not unbiased overthinking!
@@Sir_Uncle_Ned There is no such thing as "unbiased".
That's merely the people being paid to do their job doing their job.
@@ShroudedWolf51 Disney paying in-betweeners something like 2 cents a frame while collecting that sweet, sweet WPA subsidy money.
I have almost no memory of this movie's plot, so this was a somewhat welcome refresher.
Also, "Heir Mail".
You were alive then or like watched it more recently
Can't wait to see the updated version on this list of Everything Wrong with Dumbo (2019)
The map comments had me rolling! As a frequent traveler within the USA, I am very familiar with US maps and distances, but my foreign friends are not...They may not even get all of this!
I’m from Puerto Rico, but I could tell you geography from all over the world.
The giggle after the word climax made my day, so thank you 😂😁
tee-hee
I fucking died 😂
@@valiang8867 I know, right‽😂
Man, a lot of people (including myself) really have forgotten how friggin cruel the original dumbo is.
Eh, it was the 40s shit was rough back then.
Kinda makes you wonder how some people grew up to be so easily offended.
This cruelty exists in real life animal circuses. This is why Ringling ran out of business. You know, Dumbo actually was the start of Ringlings long decline because it shed some light on real life circus cruelty. Interestingly enough, Inactually saw a petition to have the ending of the remake changed so that he would not stay in the circus. And considering how less and less popular animal circuses have become, I actually think this is a good idea.
I hadn't forgotten. I can't watch it because it just reminds me of the real life cruelty, in circuses back then all the way to animals being used for entertainment today. Won't be watching the new film.
What if it ends with the circus shut down and all the animals going to a sanctuary?
"Heir mail"
I just...this makes me so happy.
Been scrolling through the comments to see if anyone else noticed. Cracked me up. High five!
Who else watched this just to hear how they rip on Jim Crow?
Nah, fam. I'm here because there isn't an Honest Trailer yet
3:30 That's some good ol' fashioned family friendly racism.
The media attacks people for that even though it happened years ago but not Disney, because they own the media.
@@skootergirl22 not Disney...uh...I think you haven't been paying attention. Disney has been catching shit for this, Song of the South, and tons of its shorts for longer than most people have been alive. The fact that they literally have a "not to be rereleased" list sort of says anything and everything.
Warner Bros at this time period had released, far FAR worse then this in there cartoons.
Ironically, I think Song of the South is less racist, than Dumbo. Song of the South is naive.
Mad respect for jeremy for adding 20 sins to that tbh
A lot of people don’t realize Pinocchio was a financial flop as well. Disney really needed this movie to be a success.
Pinocchio is also a good movie, but isn't it also a little racist?
Isaiah Albers yeah probably but not nearly as much
@wulfgar3000 Idk about racist, but the Kid Island scene doesn't have a lot of good messages lmao
Sad to see it didn't turn out well and Disney went out of business all those years ago. We could have got some more interesting animated movies from them. Oh well.
it's crazy how much on the verge of crisis disney was. like up until as early as the 90s disney was having a lot of trouble and then finally they boomed. amazing rags to riches story with walt disney lol
You should do Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse, it’s such a good movie!
I also genuinely want to see what he sins.
Only thing I can think of off the top of my head is how they blatantly made it obvious even for those who haven't really read about Miles Morales in the comics that his uncle was going to be one of the villains.
jigglyturd He reviewed that movie on CinemaWins, didn’t he? You check it it out if you haven’t watched it yet
@@PuppetOnions About 200% they're different people
As someone who has lived in Florida my entire life... I can agree Florida is a horrible place to live.
what swamp did this opinion spew out of?
@@brandonalmendares1642 The paved over swamp that is Florida.
Thank you!!! Finally someone agrees with me! I’ve lived here for 11 years and I WANT SEASON GODDAMMIT!!!!!
@@brandonalmendares1642 Even when I ignore the politics of Miami, I actually went there at the end of February because NCL docks there for their Caribbean cruises and learned it's a shithole in politics and traffic management. I am in the Tampa bay area and not even Tampa and Ybor can make up for how crappy this state is.
@@sarahniazi6332 I lived here all my life but just recently picked up a cigar habit after my recent cruise. Florida does have one thing going for it. As long as you keep the indoor temp in the 60-70s, humidors love this state.
Why no ''roll credits'' when they say ''Dumbo''?
*ROLL CREDITS*
Could have made a bonus round for every "Dumbo"
Because its a name
I don't get it. A name must get a "roll credits"? How so? @@afif5496
Time Travel MM No, it’s just usually when they say the movie’s name in the movie they say “Roll credits!”
"Tee-Hee" - That made me laugh so much, both times :'D
Nigahiga
Time stamp please?
04:50
We need to address something. At: 2:17 we see a map of florida. Now on it is a road that CLEARLY is labeled "75". As Florida has never had a state road or Route 75, then it is safe and astonishing to conclude that dumbo predicted I-75's complete existence from georgia to miami a full 45 years early!
How long does it take to build an interstate?
@@NameEntry I75 took 31 years to build from the georgia/florida boarder to miami.
Are you sure that says 75? It definitely ends in 5, but I’m not sold it’s a 7.
Vamos no prekupeychon ok are
You really did not remove any amount of sins for the very ending of this film? It's one of Disney's best endings ever and one of the most emotionally satisfying endings to a film I've ever seen.
movie: ~ says "climax" for the 5th time in a row ~
me: plEAse *stop*
IKR?! Began to reach a level of serious uncomfortableness. LOL!
StoP Pl3as3
Something the creator of this video has never experienced
@@sethhartman7432 HA!!!!!!!!
@@Sinstar33Cause you can't go a single second without taking one word meaning a dirty word? Really? -_-
Since we're exactly a month away from Endgame, can you please make Everything Wrong With The Avengers (1998)?
i think that's a 100% yes
Benjamin Abramowitz wait... That’s a thing?! I only know about Captain America 1990
Benjamin Abramowitz that’s genius
1998 avengers starring Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman
Yudha Bagaskara I need to see that
0:45 You're not going to sin the fact that they're flying the wrong way???
Who else watched this to see what CinemaSins had to say about the Dumbo's horribly traumatic LSD nightmare that confused us all as kids?
me
Scared the crap out of me as a kid.
Wait, you didn’t understand? He was drunk.
The trippy scene is a lot like the heffalumps and woozles from Winnie the Pooh.
8:20 -- Also, as cool as "Pink Elephants on Parade" is as a sequence, how could a baby elephant *and* a mouse get drunk and experience the exact *same* hallucination simultaneously? I'm just sayin'...
Disney
@Angel Starwind Okay, I'll buy that. But still, what's the likelihood of, say, two or more people dropping acid simultaneously and going on an identical trip? (Not sure if the LSD-scene from Easy Rider counts, lol!)
@@looneywoman shared 'hallucinations' can be achieved with DMT
@@looneywoman very since they will be talking to each other
welcome to Disney where have you been for over 100 years?
7:11 i always cry at this scene
when i was younger my mom would sing that song to be before i fell asleep
i always cry. *ALWAYS*
heck, im crying while writing this
Dammit, now I won’t be able to hear the word “climax” without thinking of Jeremy saying “Tee-hee!”
What about the fact that the storks sung with the babies, in the parachute thing, in there MOUTH and didn't drop them.
Now that's dedication…
to not lose your job
also how strong were those stork beaks?!?
@@amzz019 probably as strong as ninja who's been weightlifting for his entire life and is on steroids
*their
The scene of Baby Mine will make even the hardest Marine cry. I recommend you don't watch it when you're sad, you'll cry like a baby.
I'm a Marine and I approve this message.
Walt Disney goal was to not make them laugh but to make them cry. He was one of the first to get people to cry over a drawn character.
I've got to say... It's things like this that makes me appreciate the swedish dubs of disney movies. I grew up watching Dumbo and got really confused when I, after this video, listened to "Roustabout" in english. And. My. God. In swedish they sing that they are "glada jobbare" or "Happy workers". No racism in sight for the whole song and that just kind of made me happy.
No offence but sometimes I find the Baby Mine scene far more sadder than the death of Bambi's Mother and Simba's father, Mufasa. Poor Mrs Jumbo. Poor sweet Dumbo! 😭💜🐘. Virginia
Unpopular opinion: they are all as completely sad as each other.
On its own, the *Baby Mine* scene in Dumbo is as sad as fuck thanks to the fact that Mrs. Jumbo was caged. But death is an extra sad, VERY serious thing, ESPECIALLY the death if a loved one.
You know what always filled me with sadness and dread?There is a scend where bambi heres his dead mothers calling him into an open feild. Only to get chaced by group of hounds
Poor Simba And Bambi And *[(ĐŲMBŒ)]* Jumbo Junior
I’m surprised you didn’t sin the fact that the map of Florida itself was painfully incorrect. I lived there for ten years and that state isn’t hilly at ALL.
From driving through the state several times, I gathered that Florida is comprised primarily of sinkholes and swamps with some nice coastal areas tacked on for contrast. It's beautiful, but it's pretty flat.
They got all the crazy right though.
What part of Florida. I lived in Brandon Tampa for 18 years I miss it there.
i didnt visit the states but i think florida is flat and sunny like most of the time
No, but it is very hillBILLY.
I just wanted to point out the brilliance of "heir mail"
Thank you so much ❤ so much for removing a sin during one of the most heartbreaking scenes in Disney, elephant cuddles and tears.
im surprised you missed the striped shirt crow magically switching places with the grey shirt crow in the middle of their song.
adding another sin to your channel for that
I hope you do Aladdin next since it's also getting a live action adaptation
Probably in May when that movie comes out.
At least 3 sins off for Robin Williams' funnyness in that movie
Okay but you didn’t take a sin off for Dumbo flying into his mother’s arms at the end and THATS a true sin
Cinema Sins: **Sins Casey Jr Song**
Me: *YOU SUNS AF AHH BI-*
Fun (ish) fact: one of the minstrel crows is voiced by the guy who also did Jiminy Cricket.
He was the only white guy to play one of the crows. The rest of the guys were voiced by African-Americans.
@@franks8010 and he was the leader of the crows. Oh boy.
9:54
WWII would be a lot more interesting if I had know their were warplanes in the form of baby elephents
And they take a giant shit all over the enemy!
*(tearfully)* "I'm not crying about a nonexistent baby elephant, you're crying about a nonexistent baby elephant.😭"
"does the train needs its own song?" eeehhh Casey jr is the biggest jam in the whole Movie
Early!(ish)
Mother murder exists because Walt lost his mother...
Aurora’s mother is still alive and well in sleeping beauty.
He blames himself because she perished in a home he purchased for her, via some gas or monoxide leak.
@@brandonlyon730 most...
Yep, in a house HE bought her
Back as a kid, the mother separation and the pink elephants traumatized me for life. Thanks Disney!
When I was little, I always thought the bucket of champagne water was Mountain Dew
Some potent fuckin' Mountain Dew! I've drunk gallons of Mountain Dew and I've never tripped balls like that.
@@kylebentley7512 the fact that you drank that much Mountain Dew is very very concerning
Aly Cat Plays I didn’t mean all at once🤣🤣
when i was little i literallly didnt understand y the elephant was experience nightmare fuel. I may have been too sheltered at the time
@@kylebentley7512but still
"Tee hee" got me good 🤣🤣🤣
My favorite part of the new dumbo is when danny devito takes off his shirt and wrestles dumbo
4:36 Clark Gable! He was the biggest name in Hollywood at this point and his large ear were a famously caricatured aspect of his appearance. It would've been easy to name drop him.
@2manynegativewaves In 1941?
And his film studio would have gone after Disney for tarnishing his brand. MGM was no joke. They would have buried Walt Disney.
@@tigerbread78 He wasn't even born yet. Lizzy would have still been a teen.
@@ObadiahtheSlim 👍
This was probably just Disney not wanting to name drop Mickey Mouse
What a casually horrifying film.
Yeah people say this movie is a masterpiece or something but it’s 90% racism, animal abuse and elephant fever dreams
Back in the days when cinema was not only for snowflakes but actually showed reality and tackled real problems even in a closed society.
People now have the luxury to reject reality completely or project their own little percieved oppressions in their vain pursuit of an individual? group identity? for the sake of any real individual personality or character development.
FlyHigh - Hays Office literally banned adultly, gambling, pregnancy, and anything that “would lower the morals of the viewer”. Yet you call us the snowflakes for noting the factual existence of racism?
@@gzer0xHey guess what? There used to be racism in movies. Hey, guess what... there still is👍
Hey guess what!....
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I sin the fact that Mr. Stork is able to sit on a cloud without sinking, but the bag with the baby in keeps on doing so.
No matter what you tossers say, DUMBO WAS AND WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVOURITE CHILDHOOD FILM!
I loved it and still do.
here here!
Since you're doing old movies, what about everything wrong with the fox and the hound?
Senor_Onion THAT MOVIE IS UNSINABLE LMAO
@@LesbiansMarie I'm evil, I know
Senor_Onion don’t worry, I kinda wanna see Cinema Sins sin that movie :P
Senor_Onion it’ll basically be them pretending to be asleep for about 70mins, since The Fox And The Hound is so skippable & boring
They should sin Oliver and Company, Thomas and the Magic Railroad, and Winnie the Pooh (2011 film).
When Dora The Explorer Comes Out Please Sin It.
That movie looks dope .
I watched the trailer to it yesterday, boots wasn’t even wearing boots, that makes me hate dora even more.
cinema sins: An actual Dora the explorer film exists *sin counter immediately goes 130* sentence death
@@calebproductions1264 What irks me is Dora looks too old, and Boots looks cheaply animated.
What pisses me off the most is that they got Scott Lang’s friend from Ant-Man to be in that shit, the poor guy doesn’t deserve that.
7:10
Me trying to hold back tears: I’m not crying your crying. *proceeds to sob uncontrollably*
"I'm not crying about Jeremy not crying about a non-existent baby elephant, you're crying about Jeremy not crying about a non-existent baby elephant'
In honor of the 80th anniversary, give us the honor of EWW "Gone with the Wind".
Yes!
Scarlet's a thirsty-ass ho for one. Also Ashley, there's only one man named Ashley and that man is Ashley Williams, hail to the king.
@@georgeprchal3924 Hey, I LIKE Ashley McIsaac.
It's a great film, but it's also a very long film. Not complaining, but it would be a very long EWW! I'd have to bring popcorn for the inevitable comment storm after watching the video.
If this video is any indication, he'll only do it if there happens to be a remake of "Gone with the Wind" coming out that exact week.
how can i not click the like button when i hear a grown man tehee like a primary-school lad XD
Always one of my least favorite Disney films. Entire movie was just abuse, sadness, lies and manipulation. And that's even by the good guys. It never really let up, either. Pretty miserable the entire way through.
Very mixed feelings about "Baby Of Mine." On one hand, it's incredibly beautiful and memorable. On the other, even as an adult, if I so much as think of a few lines, I basically burst out crying. YOU WERE RIGHT FOR REMOVING A SIN, JEREMY. That's definitely the one place that seriously deserves it, sobbing or not. lol
HAHAHAHAHA YOU MADE ME CHUCKLE WHEN YOU TALKED ABOUT THE BABY BEARS COMING IN 2 DIFFERENT PACKAGES...."PAPA BEAR MIGHT WANNA START ASKING SOME QUESTIONS"😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Obviously, the crows were done wrong, but everyone forgets how they are the only positive things in Dumbo's life apart from the mouse. He's taken from his mum, treated awfully by the other elephants and the humans, but they supported and encouraged him.
I am indeed crying about a non-existent baby elephant
I always took the Roustabout song to be commentary on bad conditions, not support for them. You're overworked, inconsistently paid and generally treated terribly but get told to get to work and sing that song, because you're meant to be "Happy Hearted Roustabouts".
I dunno. Given that Walt basically had scab artists making this movie because his main animators were on strike (an act that Walt took very personally because he thought he had been wonderful to his employees), I wonder how much of the song is meant to be supportive of grunt workers and how much is meant to be sneering.
@@pompe221 maybe ignorant wishful thinking. The myth of the happy labourer who just loves doing things and is satisfied with peanuts for pay just because they manage to be in a good mood and singing sometimes. People sing and laugh and cheer themselves up sometimes as a coping mechanism, it can be a survival instinct like cats purring when they are badly injured. Sometimes you laugh because crying costs too much. Doesn't mean everything is ok.
@@annana6098 It was a little unclear what I meant, so I edited it a little.
I wasn't saying that they actually ARE happy, just that they get told to shut up, get back to work and sing, because they're expected to be Happy Hearted Roustabouts by the very people that are treating them like crap.
I wasn't arguing that they're actually happy because they get to work and sing. Bit of lexical ambiguity, my bad.
I knew he wasn't gonna resist the saddest scene in the movie
Sin “Matilda” the movie.
PLEASE
There have been several requests now! It would be fun!
If the new one has a longer psychedelic scene, then you better be adding 20 sins at the very least. We're counting on you, Jeremy.
At 7:56, the video quickly mentions that elephants can’t drink through their trunks but that IS how they drink. But when they are young they drink through their mouth to breast feed. Either way thanks for the great video.
Since Thor:Ragnarek deleted materials became available on youtube, every time I hear Dumbo image of a Bruce Banner eating strange alive noodles pops and I hear Thor saying "Say it once more and I'll tear your head off." :)
up until i was like 10 i literally thought that alcohol made you trip out like you were doing a tenstrip purely because of this movie
A better PSA than that has never been made.
It's based on an actual phenomenon, where people would see strangely colored animals or shapes after getting really drunk
Ryan Lybbert some heavy placebo type shit
@@shadowshedinja6124 I'd say Absinthe
Same
This is one of the few Disney live action remakes that I believe will surpass the original. They need to stop making shot-for-shot remakes of the already perfect movies (Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Lion King, etc.) and continue to focus on the poorly-developed early films, like this, Jungle Book, maybe some Pinocchio, Sleeping Beauty, The Fox and the Hound... So many possibilities!
How will they get around some of the racism of the old one in the new one ?
Most of the early Disney movies are the best. Pinocchio is a masterpiece
@@bradyryan5105 surprisingly that is very easy
This movie is strange, sad, disjointed, even surreal.
And... I absolutely adore it. Somehow it feels complete, satisfying, powerful and joyous, even with how disparate the elements and how short the film is.
Oh great, now the pink elephant parade will be in my nightmares AGAIN. Thanks CinemaSins for helping me relive this monstrosity