Why the HELL is Dr Livesey a Walking MEME?

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  • @Saberspark
    @Saberspark  Před rokem +5119

    Edit to video - the majority of the talent involved in the production of the movie came from (at the time) Soviet controlled Ukraine and not from the USSR. Should have mentioned that in the video but it went under my radar, my mistake! The studio itself was Kyivnaukfilm and it had a good run from 1941 to 1998. Definitely will look more into it when I get around to my deep-dive about Ukrainian animation. Again, apologies for the mistake!

    • @AMANWITHAPLAN149
      @AMANWITHAPLAN149 Před rokem +7

      Omg hi

    • @evgenkhersonets880
      @evgenkhersonets880 Před rokem +204

      The original version with live-action songs, russian VAs and subtitles czcams.com/video/QKRG7PF73UA/video.html
      P.S. Captain Smolett is my favourite character (they're arming a canon. Why? Ah, they gonna shoot!)

    • @aaronstanley6914
      @aaronstanley6914 Před rokem +20

      I'm so happy this became a meme it reintroduced me to a movie I loved as a kid.

    • @ellifsyaa
      @ellifsyaa Před rokem +19

      Ignore the bot replies (not everyone is)

    • @lhtyeehaw1319
      @lhtyeehaw1319 Před rokem +7

      Me who inherited my mother's genes that make me immune to hangovers watching the promo like: 💀

  • @fourkz
    @fourkz Před rokem +7643

    So one cool thing that you didn’t mention is that this version has been a meme in Russia for a long time. They’ve been making memes with these characters for ages and it’s only now spread to the international internet.

    • @user-zw7zp3jg5f
      @user-zw7zp3jg5f Před rokem +313

      Wanted Saber to say that but oh well, guess nobody will know how much do we love Dr. Livesey's laugh.

    • @1CE.
      @1CE. Před rokem +136

      Ironic
      The world(Western anyways)sanctions Russia and take an L in the process only to import some fine meme material from Russia lol

    • @charakiga
      @charakiga Před rokem +313

      @@1CE. What? How is that related with the countries, memes are taken from everywhere and shared, without political opinions, stop bringing politics into this.

    • @gabor276
      @gabor276 Před rokem +45

      Yeah they had doctor livesey for as long as we had the chad

    • @maxxxon516
      @maxxxon516 Před rokem +1

      @@gabor276 Chad is also Russian, lol

  • @me0here0me0there
    @me0here0me0there Před rokem +3158

    Fun fact: from the songs in live action sequences, the movie is not only an anti-drinking campaign, but also an anti-smoking one, a pro-sport and generally pro-healthy lifestyle one :D
    I recommend the full subbed version: the songs are pretty catchy, and the live action part is no less entertaining than the animated one.

    • @PussInBoot414
      @PussInBoot414 Před rokem +164

      These Soviet cartoons/films usually have super catchy songs or they end up being really sad. Guess both are pretty good.

    • @user-ct8dm7ez4r
      @user-ct8dm7ez4r Před rokem +31

      Intro and outro are not actually psas. All other live-action segments are.

    • @Serucipe
      @Serucipe Před rokem +78

      Imagine a Russian telling you to not drink alcohol.

    • @zadock6370
      @zadock6370 Před rokem +3

      I watch dub instead

    • @erikgat7640
      @erikgat7640 Před rokem +22

      Also one of the live action sequences shows the back story of Ben Gunn.

  • @anotherpersonontheweb5558
    @anotherpersonontheweb5558 Před rokem +824

    Dr Livesey is the ultimate gigachad. He is the embodiment of pure masculinity. Everyone wants to be like him and therefore it is addicting to see him walk. None of us can match the sheer awesomeness of Dr Livesey

    • @theamused8705
      @theamused8705 Před 3 měsíci +4

      Eventually, he'll be vilified for toxic masculinity. 😅

    • @shadow__bubby
      @shadow__bubby Před 5 dny

      He's still going strong nobody talks about the 2022 version

  • @MajorWetwipe
    @MajorWetwipe Před rokem +611

    The fact that the Russians were able to keep this meme a secret from us for years is amazing.

    • @veirant5004
      @veirant5004 Před rokem +39

      We have hundreds of them and only a portion gets exposed to the mass audience in those "another wacky day in Russia" videos. Most of them are built around speaking, often with quite bad microphone quality and absurdity in the language being used, the mood, the characteristic colour peculiar for some groups of people (not only gopniks aka chavs of Russia).
      This very meme became popular because you don't really need to understand the speech to get it at the first place.
      Arabic world, the burning trashbox of India - they are so monstrous in size that it's no way you see all of the content within life.
      Btw gonna make a quick notice: the soviet cartoons and films are that good exclusively because of the mixture of censorship, the necessity to bring a kind sort of moral and a great theatrical culture and the education, both in general and in regard of the art production.
      Now, after the fall of the Iron Curtain, all we see is that the average viewer loves billions of dollars being thrown onto the fans with all that computer graphics as a result; same goes for nudity, blood, incontrolable swearing, vulgarity, inhuman values and etc. The Soviets didn't have it and Western media seemed to be similar he*oin for them.
      The today's Russian cinema production is in the very bottom, showing the worst of what has been described, but "local" and "relatable" without the awkward translations. This garbage is sponsored by the goverment and could not be shi*ier than that.

    • @Nikolaievich9837
      @Nikolaievich9837 Před rokem +14

      @@veirant5004 Russian films aren’t bad but Ya your right Russian todays films are not very good and lack diversity. The Soviet Union brought more options and ideas

    • @TT.Hell.
      @TT.Hell. Před rokem

      @@veirant5004 I love your description of India 😂

    • @Courier_Seven
      @Courier_Seven Před rokem +1

      The overkill of diversity in movies is what's ruining them. That and the writers aren't properly educated being American and all that

    • @seymoorepoone9512
      @seymoorepoone9512 Před 10 měsíci

      There’s a ton of Russian secrets that even the Russians don’t know about.

  • @ketchupwater06
    @ketchupwater06 Před rokem +3017

    I love how the movie is an Anti-Drinking PSA, and the coolest character in the movie is literally the built gigachad doctor who doesnʼt even take fighting seriously and stood up to a gang of pirates just to say "hey guys btw you know smoking is bad for you right, dumbass"
    then just takes all of their pipes

    • @sosig6445
      @sosig6445 Před rokem +217

      "hahaha let's save his terrible worthless life hahaha"
      "Hey where is black dog"
      "Shut up, there is no dog here... now mind you, if you keep on drinking like this you won't be alive haha, Rum means death for you understand?"

    • @ketchupwater06
      @ketchupwater06 Před rokem +83

      @@sosig6445
      "we need dr. livesey"
      "hi im dr. livesey, is this the guy that you asked me about"
      "yeah"
      "okay *puts him into the bed, that guy tries to get back out but he puts him back in* “
      "okay so your problem is that rum and death mean the same thing to you, got it? iʼm done here, goodbye my boy jim"

    • @robbiewalker2831
      @robbiewalker2831 Před rokem +37

      @@ketchupwater06 It kinda makes sense as to why they make this cartoon doubled as a PSA encouraging good health habits like exercising, and protesting against bad health habits like excessive alcohol drinking and smoking tobacco; because the original story, that the cartoon is based on, is by the same guy who created “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”: Robert Louis Stevenson!

    • @tektoastium7241
      @tektoastium7241 Před rokem +8

      Those pirates actually died then and there

    • @roetemeteor
      @roetemeteor Před rokem +58

      Oh, no shit, in the film, he actually fights with his left hand. He's right handed. He duels three people with his OFF HAND to give them a sporting chance, and they still couldn't even touch him.

  • @Vailskibum
    @Vailskibum Před rokem +8915

    We should all strive to reach even 10% of Dr. Livesey's coolness

  • @Kardel_VA
    @Kardel_VA Před rokem +244

    Doctor Livesey's voice actor is absolute joy of a person.

  • @the-white-eye
    @the-white-eye Před rokem +91

    dr livesey doesnt drink, hes definitely on something stronger than booze

  • @singingReaper
    @singingReaper Před rokem +594

    The thing about the gigachad doctor I can’t get over is that while he’s fighting off the three men with one hand, he switches it to his non dominant hand and is still effortlessly fighting them

    • @jumpkicking
      @jumpkicking Před rokem +18

      Could be ambidextrous. I knew someone who claimed that he didn't have a "best" hand, but he typically used his right to fit in. Would not put it past Livesey.

    • @ProphetLot
      @ProphetLot Před rokem +1

      gigachad doctor?

    • @NewtrendsMe
      @NewtrendsMe Před rokem +1

      It's like that final fight scene from The Matrix!

    • @ben.3237
      @ben.3237 Před rokem +1

      That's one hell of a doctor

    • @niggasinanutshell6590
      @niggasinanutshell6590 Před rokem +1

      *FUNNY FOOTAGE OF LIVESY RÄPING A LION:*
      czcams.com/video/L9UcKYnpZ7s/video.html

  • @TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz
    @TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz Před rokem +841

    "The words 'Rum' and 'Death' should have the same meaning to you. Do you understand?"
    -Chad Livesey, 2022

  • @JunohNebula
    @JunohNebula Před rokem +153

    Those panning shots? Shockingly fluid and incredible, especially in all 2D hand drawn animation. The animation studio didn't have to go that hard but they chose to and I'll tip my hat to that.

  • @Eugene_Ko
    @Eugene_Ko Před rokem +354

    Here is some notes from someone from Soviet Union and was a kid in time this movie was made.
    It`s probably the most loved soviet-made animation movie for most of my generation.
    It`s sort of insane and is not your average soviet cartoon, yes it`s an anti-alcohol, anti-tobacco, anti-gambling, pro-sport propaganda, it has like tons of (Soviet) pop-culture references.
    It was made by an team of animators from Kyiv, Ukraine (the studio KyivScienceFootage was known for an experimental approach to an animation), a score was composed by Ukrainian composer, movie was originally voiced mostly by actors of Kyiv`s theaters (I had a chance to see most of them on stage) plus couple of USSR-wide celebrities.
    The movie was made for TV, hence the 2 parts of 1 hour each, the live action intakes were a measure to extend running time, because of production time constraints they were not finished. Initially it was going to be like "Roger Rabbit"-level animation and live action combos.

    • @thegreenberretwearingbrony9678
      @thegreenberretwearingbrony9678 Před rokem +7

      This along with Nu Pagadi will always be my favorite russian animated media

    • @user-mv4dy3ud8r
      @user-mv4dy3ud8r Před rokem +13

      @@thegreenberretwearingbrony9678 the comment literally said the movie is made in Ukraine. Or do you mean the Ukraine = russia? Either call it soviet, or call it Ukrainian. Calling a ukrainian a russain is not really better than saying the n word, and it was that way even before the war.

    • @user-bg9sq5kb6o
      @user-bg9sq5kb6o Před rokem +22

      @@thegreenberretwearingbrony9678
      you can say its a soviet animation
      but not a Russian one

    • @Mriynyk_
      @Mriynyk_ Před rokem +5

      @@user-bg9sq5kb6o This cartoon was made by the Ukrainian republic in the warehouse of the USSR, if you didn’t know the principles, then under the USSR there were internal republics.

    • @user-bg9sq5kb6o
      @user-bg9sq5kb6o Před rokem +5

      @@Mriynyk_ But USSR itself were also a state
      thats why I say it can be a USSR animation(or a Ukrainian)I just didnt write it on literally

  • @GrndAdmiralThrawn
    @GrndAdmiralThrawn Před rokem +695

    5:44 Apparently, the father/son vibe between Jim and Silver from Disney’s Treasure Planet was a subplot added by Disney that wasn’t in the original. In the original, Jim’s father is still there, and it’s not implied that they’re even estranged. The filmmakers wanted to use a subplot of Jim having abandonment issues to make the betrayal and mutiny more impactful than it would have been otherwise. It’s not just Jim and team vs the pirates. It’s Jim vs Silver personally. It was one of the major story deviations they made from the original. That’s why it’s not in most other adaptations.

    • @clochard4074
      @clochard4074 Před rokem +63

      I found so weird Saberspark didn't catch on that, since he seems to know the book, making comparisons.

    • @robertdullnig3625
      @robertdullnig3625 Před rokem +35

      I would say it is in the book, just more subtle. His father does die early on in the novel, so you could definitely see Jim as looking to Silver as a replacement father figure. I believe they play up the relationship a bit in the 1950s live action Disney movie as well.

    • @zaphodbeeblebrox7893
      @zaphodbeeblebrox7893 Před rokem +32

      @@robertdullnig3625 It is implied that Silver genuinely likes Jim in the book, he sticks his neck out for him once or twice, but its not even close to the full father-son thing in Treasure Planet, which is a huge part of why I love that movie so much

    • @unfabgirl
      @unfabgirl Před rokem +6

      @@robertdullnig3625 It was also hinted at in the Muppet version, where Jim is an orphan (I think, it has been a few years since I last watched it. Iirc, he worked for the inn and had a motherly figure but no father figure in the beginning of that version)

    • @delivererofdarknessshoguno1133
      @delivererofdarknessshoguno1133 Před rokem +9

      @@zaphodbeeblebrox7893 Well, Silver is just a TINY bit more moral than other pirates, he actually wants to avoid killing children and is willing to negotiate. But yeah, I didn't see many father-son hints in the novel.

  • @MavikBow
    @MavikBow Před rokem +2111

    6:38
    Those "uncanny dark faces" you talk about are actually a very big reference to another extremely famous soviet film made in 1973 called "17 moments of spring".
    Notice how they did the "dark faces" only when introducing characters? Well that's exactly how they introduced them in that film. The film is about a soviet spy in the nazi Germany so character introductions were in dossier style. The cartoon did those same introductions that you folks find scary for some reason.

    • @hubertrozalski7070
      @hubertrozalski7070 Před rokem +90

      You're talking about Agent Stirlitz? "Dark faces" seemed familiar.

    • @user-ct8re8xo5z
      @user-ct8re8xo5z Před rokem +38

      it's horrible dark faces . dossier on cartoon characters) a brief synopsis of the character (seriously, but so funny)

    • @007stareye
      @007stareye Před rokem +16

      @@hubertrozalski7070 Yes, thats the main character of that series.

    • @supersasukemaniac
      @supersasukemaniac Před rokem +25

      here a Dark shadowed picture is usually used in a memorial.

    • @DaBlueIghuana
      @DaBlueIghuana Před rokem +6

      Oh I didn’t even know that

  • @naskray
    @naskray Před rokem +34

    In Soviet Union school vacations began at the same day everywhere, and this was the main cartoon broadcasted on TV at the first day. Everybody knew - the first day of school vacations meant “Treasure Island” on TV. I was waiting for it like crazy. Still obsessed with the memes from the cartoon. I’m so happy people of the world discovering this❤

    • @oleggold
      @oleggold Před rokem

      Hopefully they also watch the cartoon itself (better in Russian with subtitles than in English!) and not only the meme.

  • @armybrat101
    @armybrat101 Před rokem +86

    I think the vibe of the meme is simple. It's a realistic portrayal of the meeting of Chad. You got your skinny chad, your buff chad, and your husky chad. All just pulling up for a good time.

  • @_NIKOS9_NIKOS
    @_NIKOS9_NIKOS Před rokem +773

    The only adaptation that doesnt depict Dr Livesey as a wimp. Also, as someone who used to watch that movie on regular bases as a kid you cant imagine the sheer amount of flashbacks I got when I saw the memes

    • @aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051
      @aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 Před rokem +40

      SO MANY BOTS!

    • @DaBlueIghuana
      @DaBlueIghuana Před rokem +17

      God especially the live-action clips Saber showed that he wasn’t sure of, they were weird but really fun and probably did a pretty good job as warnings too

    • @ntfoperative9432
      @ntfoperative9432 Před rokem +10

      @Saberраrk 🅥 you didn't even try

    • @crystalatkins5642
      @crystalatkins5642 Před rokem +1

      I’m agree with you dude

    • @equinedale1340
      @equinedale1340 Před rokem +8

      This movie is my freaking childhood (my parents are from Russia and they brought these movies with them to the US) so growing up watching stuff like this is so close to me XD

  • @TV---kn2rl
    @TV---kn2rl Před rokem +2796

    Dr. Livesey: "Rum and death should mean the same thing to you."
    Saber: There's no way this guy's sober

    • @code066funkinbird3
      @code066funkinbird3 Před rokem +9

      Which saber

    • @blinded6502
      @blinded6502 Před rokem +15

      @@code066funkinbird3 Which sibir

    • @_yuri
      @_yuri Před rokem +54

      guy be high on life

    • @himedo1512
      @himedo1512 Před rokem +130

      You're missing the context. Dr livesey is an actual medical doctor, and he was doing a medical examination and telling his patient, who is an alcoholic, that his liver is shot and any more drinking he will die.
      That line has nothing to do with drinking in moderation.

    • @TV---kn2rl
      @TV---kn2rl Před rokem +11

      @@himedo1512 Ah didn't know that 👍

  • @AlexHardtAnimation
    @AlexHardtAnimation Před rokem +81

    Soviet Era Animation is something I deeply love. There was a lot of fantastic films and shorts came from this time and helped kick off the second wind of 90's cartoons in the US. One of my favorite films ever made was "The Mystery of the Third Planet" from 1981.

  • @yanzthemanz392
    @yanzthemanz392 Před rokem +33

    I think the most interesting thing about this version of Dr. Livesy is that he’s not a scrawny little guy like in the other interpretations

  • @ratabuby
    @ratabuby Před rokem +750

    There is so much more to quality soviet cartoons. There are "The adventures of captain Wrongel", "Dr. Aibolit", basically any Armenfilm. The distinct style and humor in those are on par with "Emperor new groove" so i highly recomend it.

    • @andollpony2227
      @andollpony2227 Před rokem +65

      It's such a shame that nobody ever talks about "Wow, a talking fish!"
      It has so much charm, great style and animation, as well as voice acting

    • @Thenameless1
      @Thenameless1 Před rokem +19

      I really hope he checks out Captain Wrongel and Dr. Aibolit.

    • @user-ld6cq3ug4g
      @user-ld6cq3ug4g Před rokem +35

      Soviet animation is generally very varied in tone, style and themes. There are so many high quality projects with very different appeal to them. I recommend all westerners to get acquainted with Soviet cartoons, it would be a very interesting experience

    • @user-wn7jz8ci7u
      @user-wn7jz8ci7u Před rokem +10

      Both cartoons you named specifically are made by the same producer as Treasure Island, Cherkassky! :)

    • @epicvirgin6444
      @epicvirgin6444 Před rokem +6

      Mystery of the 3d planet

  • @San-san6499
    @San-san6499 Před rokem +316

    The quote "The words *Rum* and *Death* should have the same meaning for you" goes hard as hell

    • @SmileytheSmile
      @SmileytheSmile Před rokem +9

      To be honest I don't get why you guys are so attached to it, he's just saying that that pirate drank too much and his liver is failing. Can you explain this to me please?

    • @aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051
      @aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 Před rokem +5

      @@SmileytheSmile
      There's nothing to explain.

    • @YourLocalAverageSquidMan
    • @San-san6499
      @San-san6499 Před rokem +17

      @@SmileytheSmile it's a badass way to say to a guy that if he keeps drinking he's gonna die, that's it
      Like "the Man takes a drink, the drink takes a drink and then the drink takes the man"

    • @niggasinanutshell6590
      @niggasinanutshell6590 Před rokem +1

      *FUNNY FOOTAGE OF LIVESY RÄPING A LION:*
      czcams.com/video/L9UcKYnpZ7s/video.html

  • @tn_bluestem
    @tn_bluestem Před 10 měsíci +18

    The original voice actors for Livesey and Silver are also fantastic. Livesey's va is still alive and well and seems like a great guy. Also! The studio and most of the production team were from the Ukraine SSR.

  • @XOPOIIIO
    @XOPOIIIO Před rokem +4

    Dr Livesey become surprised for just a second 5:23

  • @Jackrost01
    @Jackrost01 Před rokem +134

    6:40 This dark faces is also inside joke. It's reference on Soviet film about Russian Spy in WWII Germany ("17 instantaneous of spring"). When you see some new faces - you got info about him with some slow deep voice telling about this character.
    "Uncanny dark faces" also become meme in russian media like year ago. Some sort of creepy pasta called "Dark Lievsy" and something like that.

    • @me0here0me0there
      @me0here0me0there Před rokem +21

      And the funniest thing is that Livesey's VA is also this deep voice which reads characters' dossiers.

  • @ManjushageP
    @ManjushageP Před rokem +501

    As someone who grew up watching the original, I'm so glad that this has finally become the meme it was meant to be
    Not to mention the live-action songs are such bangers

    • @coryspang7548
      @coryspang7548 Před rokem +2

      Agreed

    • @dubuyajay9964
      @dubuyajay9964 Před rokem +2

      Is Livesey's actor still alive?

    • @DimitryViktorovich
      @DimitryViktorovich Před rokem

      @@dubuyajay9964 Yes, he is! czcams.com/video/8H3ryUAgyBk/video.html

    • @Borman1928
      @Borman1928 Před rokem +12

      @@dubuyajay9964 yep, he is alive yet. Today, the September third, he has a birthday. He is 72 years old.

    • @dubuyajay9964
      @dubuyajay9964 Před rokem +1

      @@Borman1928 🎉🎊🎂🎁

  • @battlefrontinfinite5215
    @battlefrontinfinite5215 Před rokem +3

    Great impression of “why not” at 0:59. 👍🏻

  • @paulblart5358
    @paulblart5358 Před rokem +9

    This is suprisingly very good. Such amazing artsyle and even better animation. I wish this kind of animation and art style was still made today.

  • @O-t-D
    @O-t-D Před rokem +636

    The English dub of the Soviet Treasure Island is a literal warcrime against humanity and even those that didn't watch the original, but some clips from it agree.
    If you don't believe me, I can tell you one example: compare Dr. Livesey's laughs from the original and the dub and you'll see.

    • @Ian_Paneque
      @Ian_Paneque Před rokem +103

      English dub: just atired guy dubing Livesey.
      Original dub: Dr. Livesey dubs himself.

    • @boyvol6428
      @boyvol6428 Před rokem +10

      @WarioSpy to be fair, German version is really close. Their VA actually sounded natural with his laugh.

    • @mrtinitun3000
      @mrtinitun3000 Před rokem +4

      Оригинал был лутчше :)

    • @Legatich
      @Legatich Před rokem +4

      Not to mention original voice of John Silver, by all means.

    • @neondust7542
      @neondust7542 Před rokem

      YES! Finally it’s here
      czcams.com/video/tnOmTHtVh8I/video.html

  • @unknownvariable9239
    @unknownvariable9239 Před rokem +930

    I want to see this type of character more. No regard for human life, yet still moral. Larger than life, always positive, strong, skilled, and intelligent.

    • @Black_Konoha
      @Black_Konoha Před rokem +3

      Y’know, I’m beginning to see you everywhere

    • @jordan89124
      @jordan89124 Před rokem +6

      So you want more Sherlock Holmes

    • @teratoma.
      @teratoma. Před rokem +54

      You described the most popular types of mc in the west, almost every action movie or western AAA game has every aspect you mentioned
      What you actually want is extroverted, loud and full of bravado instead of being more serious, reserved and humble like the current cliche

    • @rbpgamemaster
      @rbpgamemaster Před rokem +6

      @Saberраrk 🅥 THE IRONY

    • @aureliodeprimus8018
      @aureliodeprimus8018 Před rokem +9

      @@rbpgamemaster Yeah, the bots getting bolder and more nasty by the moment....

  • @ArcRay20
    @ArcRay20 Před rokem +3

    from what little ive seen from the memes i figured it was something well made, but no it goes BEYOND that. my god!
    there were such amazing camera movements ive not seen in a cartoon before. i will need to see the whole thing
    some day, i just wish my friend were still here he would love this to bits.

  • @LordoftheDice
    @LordoftheDice Před rokem +15

    Might be called "Return to Treasure Island" because in the book, Long John Silver and a lot of the pirate crew that mutinies with him are former members of the crew that originally sailed to island and their captain buried the treasure there. So, in a sense for them, it is a return to the titular Treasure Island. Though, seeing as the book's main protagonists Jim Hawkins, Dr. Livesey, and Squire Trelawney have not been there before, I can see the confusion.

    • @Your.fav.lils-.
      @Your.fav.lils-. Před 19 dny

      FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE WHO HAS READ THE BOOK!
      Hahah, “Pieces of eight”!

  • @mas8705
    @mas8705 Před rokem +560

    I’m glad the meme is still going fairly strong. There is a sort of fun to see characters marching with pride while the one in the middle gives off the most energy of the three. That and the doctor has such a positive personality, that you can’t help but love the guy while he seemingly gives zero fucks about anything happening around him.

  • @you1027
    @you1027 Před rokem +329

    It sure aged well. There's a constant among works that stand the test of time: they bottle archetypes that speak to a timeless human experience. For Dr Livesy, it's being a figure of great, radiant strength.

    • @niggasinanutshell6590
      @niggasinanutshell6590 Před rokem +1

      *FUNNY FOOTAGE OF LIVESY RÄPING A LION:*
      czcams.com/video/L9UcKYnpZ7s/video.html

  • @Reylarian
    @Reylarian Před rokem +8

    this reminds me a lot of the asterix animated movies who have been created around the end of the 60's up to the 90's, the way the characters laugh, move and perform their stunts and antics feel very similar.

  • @DestinationD
    @DestinationD Před rokem +27

    3:16 These ARE the live action parts of the movie.
    Here's the full version if you still couldn't get your hands on it: czcams.com/video/DvAyIfBkip4/video.html
    You might like Captain Wrongel's (it's actually Врунгель, which literally means LIEngel, 'makes up a lot') Adventures, some of the Treasure Island guys worked on it, it's pretty good, similar style, too.
    czcams.com/video/MmaeeItzgoA/video.html

  • @SmileytheSmile
    @SmileytheSmile Před rokem +1040

    I grew up watching old Soviet cartoons and you can't imagine how nice it feels to see this one become so popular.
    I wish more of them were dug up, a lot of them have huge meme potential with how surreal they are.
    A few of my favourites are "Кто расскажет небылицу?" and "Ух ты, говорящая рыба!".

    • @Chkprofilename
      @Chkprofilename Před rokem +1

      Fr

    • @thesplatooanima8231
      @thesplatooanima8231 Před rokem +47

      is it possible to romanize these titles? But i also grew up with some Russian/Soviet Cartoons in my Childhood. The most notable for me were "Nu Pogodi" and "Cheburashka".

    • @SmileytheSmile
      @SmileytheSmile Před rokem

      @@thesplatooanima8231
      I can give you the links to both of them, I doubt I could find an official translation for something as obscure as this.
      Kto rasskazhet nebilitsu:
      czcams.com/video/2HGdETR4JIU/video.html
      Uh ty, govoryashaya ryba:
      czcams.com/video/4p64yOhouxI/video.html

    • @alwexandria
      @alwexandria Před rokem +27

      As kind of a russian: The second one is really really *really* obscure

    • @evgenkhersonets880
      @evgenkhersonets880 Před rokem +45

      I would recommend Следствие ведут Колобки (Investigation Held by Kolobki)

  • @gantzisballs
    @gantzisballs Před rokem +333

    One interesting tidbit is that the vast majority of Soviet animation that gained fame in the West was made by Soyuzmultfilm in Moscow. Everything from Cheburashka to Hedgehog in the Fog to Lolo the Penguin. This film however was made in the Ukrainian SSR by the lesser known Kievnauchfilm.

    • @sergiytarasenko2716
      @sergiytarasenko2716 Před rokem +32

      Yes, it`s really Ukrainian, not Russian.
      And have it`s own , unique animation style
      animation-ua.com/images/news-2013/online-catalog-of-ukrainian-animation-on-youtube-02.jpg

    • @user-mh8bm1oz5p
      @user-mh8bm1oz5p Před rokem +69

      @@sergiytarasenko2716, it's not Russian, it's not Ukrainian. It's Soviet. There were many film studios all over USSR, and each of them had their own features and styles. But for the West we were always "russians" (cause who cares?).

    • @MrHitmancheg
      @MrHitmancheg Před rokem +18

      @@sergiytarasenko2716It's a product of USSR's ideological drive to dismantle all national identities other than the "soviet". It could not have been made by 'russians', nor 'ukrainians', only by the 'soviets'.

    • @sembutcher1571
      @sembutcher1571 Před rokem +11

      @@user-mh8bm1oz5p It's Ukrainian. Animated in Kyiv.

    • @pavelstaravoitau7106
      @pavelstaravoitau7106 Před rokem +18

      @@MrHitmancheg would you be surprised to know that in Soviet Ukraine children were learning Ukrainian language and literature in schools? And Belarussians were learning Belarussian language and literature? No?

  • @andruxioid
    @andruxioid Před rokem +42

    Ay, in case you start researching Ukrainian animation, Cherkassky was one of the most remarkable animators of soviet times as well as one of the founding members of Kyivnaukfilm, amongst his other well-known works there're "Adventures of Captain Wroongel", which is close in looks to those of Treasure Island but is made in a different technique that you may have seen at times in treasure island when the motion was not hand drawn but rather resamble a collage, aside with "Доктор Айболіт", which became kind of childhood classics for many of those who grew in times of late brezhnev and 90s.
    He was good friends with another founding member of Kyivnaukfilm, Volodymyr Dakhno, who made a series of short films "Як козаки..." ("How Cossacks...") about adventures of, obvious enough, Cossacks - Cherkassky helped with numerous episodes of the series that have been remembered since this day and in 1991 Dakhno produced what I would consider a major milestone in Ukrainian animation and what anyone generally knterested in animation should definitely take a look at is a full-length cartoon "Енеїда", released in 1991 and which is an adaptation of classic Ukrainian burlesque poem, written by Ivan Kotliarevsky in 1798 - in a nutshell, man took Virgil's classic Aeneid but essentially memed it and changed it to stylistically fit into the lifestyle, culture and values of Ukrainian folk of the late XVIII century, and so on and so forth - it's very entertaining and visually inventive but I'm not sure whether there is a version with English subs uploaded on CZcams - though it mostly consists of literal narration of the poem, so you can use Eneida's translation if you can find one as a libretto.
    You can also look up cartoons of Yevhen Syvokin, Iryna Hurvych, Natalya Marchenkova and many others, just take a look at Ukrainian animation page of Ukrainian Wikipedia with a translator in case you're really interested, I think you'll be able to find most of the cartoons on CZcams albeit I doubt many will be subbed.
    Anyway, have fun exploring the ocean!

  • @rockowlgamer631
    @rockowlgamer631 Před rokem +10

    I think the reason why the meme is still going is too how right it feels to strut walk like Dr.Livesy is doing, try it out yourself, makes you feel like a badass

  • @timstarlord6164
    @timstarlord6164 Před rokem +350

    This cartoon is my childhood, and it's really heartwarming to see this cartoon shine in the international community. Sadly, the creator of this masterpiece haven't seen this wave of appreciation.

    • @der_luftmentsh
      @der_luftmentsh Před rokem +46

      Director David Cherkassky died, but Radna Sakhaltuyev, who was one of the lead artists on the film, is still alive.

    • @rickrolled3666
      @rickrolled3666 Před rokem

      Yo 🔥czcams.com/video/rdJ9bsN7JAw/video.html..

    • @youallneedjesus7430
      @youallneedjesus7430 Před rokem

      One of my favourites too

    • @niggasinanutshell6590
      @niggasinanutshell6590 Před rokem

      *FUNNY FOOTAGE OF LIVESY RÄPING A LION:*
      czcams.com/video/L9UcKYnpZ7s/video.html

  • @zeurgash1456
    @zeurgash1456 Před rokem +1623

    Fun fact, the russian media did a segment about the popularity of this meme in western culture and even interviewed the VA for livsey on his opinion on it.
    And yeah as someone who had there childhood be mostly Soviet cartoons, the footage you gave was indeed part of the live actions, tho I'm sad you didn't find the livsey part in the live action.

    • @zeurgash1456
      @zeurgash1456 Před rokem +85

      Here is the link to the video if anybody is interested.
      czcams.com/video/D5Y4yhmpq5c/video.html
      And another thing, the show itself was only called "treasure island" not sure where "return to" came from in the translation to English but eh.

    • @niggasinanutshell6590
      @niggasinanutshell6590 Před rokem

      *FUNNY FOOTAGE OF LIVESY RÄPING A LION:*
      czcams.com/video/L9UcKYnpZ7s/video.html

    • @robbiewalker2831
      @robbiewalker2831 Před rokem +11

      @@zeurgash1456 maybe the “Return of” part is in a symbolic sense, as within the original story, the Pirates who were part of Captain Flint’s crew were *returning* to Skeleton Island (the titular island of the book) to find the location of the treasure.

    • @user-ct8re8xo5z
      @user-ct8re8xo5z Před rokem +4

      Check out the most popular Soviet cartoons. If you haven't seen them yet, you've missed a lot... But watch with someone who knows Russian, so they can explain to you what is happening on the screen.

    • @AdrieJ06
      @AdrieJ06 Před rokem +1

      its easily found, idk how he didnt find it in one search

  • @IntergalacticSpaceKitten

    0:48 I really love Saber's own remake of it with his voice. It's actually pretty damn good!

  • @greenhowie
    @greenhowie Před rokem +14

    The whole "oh, the pirates are my family now" thing is VERY Disney - makes you stop thinking about how messed up the whole situation is.
    I mean, pretty much anything the company "adapted" was smoothed out and had syrupy moments added to keep kids from asking questions.

  • @blazer_sol296
    @blazer_sol296 Před rokem +314

    Cool fact: Those cut ins with darkened pictures of characters and info about them are actually a reference to an old Soviet spy series called "Семнадцать Мгновений Весны"(Seventeen Moments of Spring). This series had really similar cut ins with character files.
    Dunno who might be interested in this information, but it's a thing.

    • @sapphiremccallister9168
      @sapphiremccallister9168 Před rokem +3

      I just finished watching that movie/series a few days ago and really enjoyed it, so that was interesting to know!

    • @SammEater
      @SammEater Před rokem +4

      Ah, so it's a reference? Makes sense, the art looks pretty good too.

  • @hotmeelk500
    @hotmeelk500 Před rokem +122

    You don't understand how happy I am to see my beloved childhood movie becoming a meme and everyone gets to enjoy it, watch the cartoon and get creative with it, gahhhhh just puts a huge smile on my face!!! 🥰

    • @3buniverse
      @3buniverse Před rokem +1

      I know right? God it’s just crazy to see your childhood become a meme :)

  • @rosenrot234
    @rosenrot234 Před rokem +9

    One of my fav little details with the walk meme itself. They keep Liveseys head stationary but they're moving his teeth back and forth to simulate him turning his head a little with each step. That's a neat trick if you can't do a Milt Kahl head swaggle

  • @mannyortiz630
    @mannyortiz630 Před rokem +1

    Been hearing this meme for a month and took me two days to find out the name of the song when you literally say it one minute into your video 🤦🏽‍♂️ lol thank you

  • @crawler0095
    @crawler0095 Před rokem +18

    1:49
    "Standing here, i realize..."

  • @XIIIRoxasKeyblades
    @XIIIRoxasKeyblades Před rokem +678

    This is one of those means that seems strange that I’ve never heard of it all and it evolved into this. But for some reason I just love it it’s that Chad thing except I think it actually is better than Chad.

    • @Danube-TV
      @Danube-TV Před rokem +9

      bots why

    • @nemonus4279
      @nemonus4279 Před rokem +7

      This is the most bots I’ve ever seen on a single comment🫠

    • @wystrix439
      @wystrix439 Před rokem +8

      @@nemonus4279 Head over to MoistCr1tikal’s channel and behold the hundreds of bots under a single comment

    • @DaBlueIghuana
      @DaBlueIghuana Před rokem

      I’d say it’s better just because it’s reinforced by a character who specifically represents living a full and healthy life, it fits so well to the theme that the internet wants for chads

    • @mxrcrd6205
      @mxrcrd6205 Před rokem +2

      He's a nice man

  • @MrKaintar
    @MrKaintar Před rokem +1

    Core childhood memory unlocked. I’ve looked for this movie twice and just had no idea what I was looking for. You sir have done me a service today

  • @dmitryberdnikov9130
    @dmitryberdnikov9130 Před rokem +2

    There were several cartoons from creators of this Treasure Island. The first one is “Adventures of Captain Wrongel” released in 1981 - mind blowing with those mixed techniques and humor

  • @Creature665
    @Creature665 Před rokem +21

    0:49 me and the boys heading to catch the new saberspark upload

  • @SoranotRoxas
    @SoranotRoxas Před rokem +303

    The voice actor for the Doctor is still around and he's such a Chad, bless that man 👍

  • @johnstavrakakis2610
    @johnstavrakakis2610 Před rokem +2

    LOVED that movie as a child! Not even from the old ussr or anything, my parents rented the VHS tape of this as a good introduction to the novel. Later I read the original it became my favorite book! Had no idea this was meme material for so many people for so long!

  • @Xander77Ru
    @Xander77Ru Před rokem +5

    3:00 - Yeah, finding the live action scenes is borderline impossible. Typing "Russian Treasure Island" into the youtube search box is a level of effort and commitment no one could possibly expect.
    Edit:
    Спасибо русскоязычным. Сарказм именно в том, что обозреватель "не смог" найти оригинальный фильм, притом что любой, самый простой поиск, найдет его на ютубе.

  • @saulgoodman4235
    @saulgoodman4235 Před rokem +101

    6:39 In fact (in the original), these "bios" are a reference to the Soviet TV series "12 moments of Spring". The series tells the story of the Soviet spin Stirlitz, who works in the main office of the SS. There were similar moments with "bios" in the series.

  • @InayaArtist
    @InayaArtist Před rokem +441

    "Dark faces from a nightmare" is a reference to an old film "17 moments of the spring" about soviet spy during WWII (highly recommended to watch). There also was tablets|cases about people with information, that could be important. Like person's character, family, job and that things. Of course, in the cartoon it was made in ironical way, without making fun of the film itself

    • @attilavarga1152
      @attilavarga1152 Před rokem +24

      Yes, not I am the only one. Every "Pleasant character. Not married." made it so obvious.

  • @victorolsson2321
    @victorolsson2321 Před rokem

    Thank you! Been thinking about this movie for a while! I grew up with it and my parents had it on VHS. I remember it had me laughing a lot!

  • @Beer_Wolf
    @Beer_Wolf Před rokem +1

    My Shorts listing is riddled with this meme AFTER I watched this video... curse you Saberspark.

  • @thesabzin
    @thesabzin Před rokem +561

    To whomever it may concern, the original Treasure Island cut (with songs and the original Russian dub) is in fact uploaded on CZcams! It even has a full English transcript (EVEN FOR THE SONGS, which arguably slap hard; the CC guy even kept the rhyme and rhythm in, which is awesome)! I encourage you to watch the original first and foremost, due to "Return to Treasure Island" heavily botching the voice talents and adding unnessesary sound effects, to hear Dr Livesey in all his laughing glory.
    Quick edit with obligatory link: czcams.com/video/QKRG7PF73UA/video.html

    • @JFD62780
      @JFD62780 Před rokem +22

      annnnnnnnnd BLOCKED BY THE LASSO GROUP!
      yay -_-

    • @trollanlord85
      @trollanlord85 Před rokem +18

      It's blocked in america sadly

    • @josegonzalez-ii3vt
      @josegonzalez-ii3vt Před rokem +19

      Yeah, the English version dropped the ball hard. The Russian version is simply fantastic

    • @herbarium3573
      @herbarium3573 Před rokem +6

      Funny fact: this songs is in rusian only because in ussr you were forbiden to talk on your own language. This is Ukranian cartoon that was produced completely on Ukranian studio

    • @ivygreenleaf2722
      @ivygreenleaf2722 Před rokem +19

      It's kind of sad that I'm so scarred by the bots I'm not even willing to click on a link when it seems like it's 100% genuinely posted by an actual person with clearly stated inent...

  • @angelikaoreshko1945
    @angelikaoreshko1945 Před rokem +323

    Really glad to see people talking about Soviet animation! A lot of the animation is done really well and if you liked the style of this film, I recommend checking out the soviet Captain Vrungel animated series, it was one of my favorites as a kid!

  • @thephantomofanaries9013

    Thank GOD you got on this as early as you did cuz this got popular *FAST* lol 😭

  • @lyleswan4106
    @lyleswan4106 Před rokem

    Love your work xx

  • @honeyafro
    @honeyafro Před rokem +136

    This is one of those memes that I feel actually help artists in general when it comes to animation. Walking to the beat of a song as well as practicing different stances/movements based on the personality of 3 characters.

    • @AVI-lh6rm
      @AVI-lh6rm Před rokem +10

      characters, especially main pro/antoganists marching to the tune of a leitmotif is so fucking cool and i really appreciate when it's done right lol
      also nice profile picture

    • @honeyafro
      @honeyafro Před rokem +6

      @@AVI-lh6rm Yes, exactly! And thank you very much, I drew it myself. :)

  • @smail2507
    @smail2507 Před rokem +9

    I'm from Ukraine, and it's really famous and beloved in post USSR country's
    Really surprised that it found its way to the west, but I'm really happy that you can enjoy this masterpiece, and somewhat sad that you can't catch all references)

  • @Dnedri
    @Dnedri Před rokem +3

    6:17 There's even a VK community to this film, which does memes every day.

  • @specter3660
    @specter3660 Před rokem +173

    I literally can’t stop watching the original Dr Livesey original walking meme, it’s just so badass and satisfying!

  • @AquiloWulf
    @AquiloWulf Před rokem +195

    I grew up with Soviet Union-era cartoons, and the one thing I've always noticed is the rapid movements and fluidity of the characters. Also the earlier cartoons are quite beautiful, such as the Snow Queen, Beauty and the Beast, and the Steadfast Tin Soldier. I highly recommend diving deeper into soviet era cartoons, including the claymation Cheborashka and Russian Winnie the Pooh (aka Vinny Pooh)

    • @SovaSPeryshkom
      @SovaSPeryshkom Před rokem +7

      Some a bit older cartoons are kinda beautiful too if I'm not mistaken, like the Lolo the pinguin one ,where they cooperated with Japanese animators.

    • @niggasinanutshell6590
      @niggasinanutshell6590 Před rokem

      *FUNNY FOOTAGE OF LIVESY RÄPING A LION:*
      czcams.com/video/L9UcKYnpZ7s/video.html

  • @rimyvald6867
    @rimyvald6867 Před rokem +5

    I was born in the USSR and this animated film was my favorite in my childhood. Livesey was Gigachad of the time, you're absolutely right. :D But the funniest character IMO was Captain Smallet. Voiced by Viktor Andrienko, it was a masterpiece :D

  • @GreatFavorit
    @GreatFavorit Před rokem

    I coulndt help franticly laughing at the log always falling, laying everyone flat when they close the door in jims house. The consecutive unexpected SLAM!... BAM! Combo just hit so right👌😆

  • @Wolfiyeethegranddukecerberus17

    I'm studying animation right now, and HOLY SHIT this slapstick and character design goes hard. I'm enamored lmao

    • @FarnesV
      @FarnesV Před rokem +4

      @im calling saul there are wires u under your skin, pull them out

  • @HomyGSD
    @HomyGSD Před rokem +215

    I grew up with USSR Treasure Island and re-watched it probably a few hundred times. I am very happy that it got recognition in the US through memes, which on their own deserved it.
    Just some additional context for the video:
    1) The live action segments are great, it was a mistake not to include them with English localization. Both live action segment and Russian dub for the animation was made with very well-known and even A-list actors at the time. Live action is stylized to look very old, almost like Charlie Chaplin era, so I’m not that surprised it didn’t make the cut in English
    2) The movie is not just an anti-drinking PSA. It has songs that are anti-smoking, anti-greed, promoting exercise and fitness, as well as just general bangers. All of it is integrated into the plot and contributes a lot to the comedic moments.
    3) Was already mentioned in the comments, but the memes from treasure island became popular in post-Soviet space a bit earlier, but THE meme at the time was not Dr. Livesy’s walk, but rather his laugh and cheer even in the most messed up situations. For me though, almost every scene has a good meme in it and memorable quotes which I use often in real life.
    4) It was never called “the return to treasure island” in here. The movie as a whole is The Treasure Island and the 2 parts were titled “The Map of Captain Flint” and “The Treasure of Captain Flint”. I don’t get the English naming tbh
    I hope you aren’t getting backlash for calling the movie a USSR production. It’s technically true and comes from the time when we considered each other brothers and enjoyed the movie as our treasure. Your video about it was a good distraction from how depressed I feel about it all getting thrown out the window

    • @Kenionatus
      @Kenionatus Před rokem +2

      For me, the live action segments feel very forced and smell like a bureaucrat's checklist for funding reasons. "Pro sports? Yes, they sing that here. Check. Anti smoking? They sing that here. Check. Anti drinking? Hey guys, there is not anti drinking message here." "Wait, didn't you see that part about where the guy dies of drinking and is told alcohol means death for him? No? All right, we'll do a song about it. Sigh." They could have just left it at the inherent anti alcohol message of the death of the original map owner imo and it would already be a pretty strong anti alcohol message.
      Might be a bit biased towards that interpretation as a non (ex) Soviet person tho.

    • @HomyGSD
      @HomyGSD Před rokem +11

      @@Kenionatus I get what you mean. What I think vindicates these segments in my opinion, is that even if producers were forced to include some PSA messaging to fit some government requirements, they still put a lot of work into it and created really good songs. They still respected the viewer’s time.
      And I am being subjective and a fan, I totally get that not everyone should adore this movie as much as I am.

  • @kylewagenaar5786
    @kylewagenaar5786 Před rokem

    I might just have to watch it, I've seen quite a few clips and it looks really interesting

  • @DRTrev-ov2nx
    @DRTrev-ov2nx Před rokem +22

    I'm happy to see that TF2 still gets involved in modern memes like this :) it warms my heart :)

  • @ThatGamerThatTrolls
    @ThatGamerThatTrolls Před rokem +124

    This film in general is SO damn funny, from the overly cartoon physics, the english voice acting, the characters, the constant time problem, dr livesay diagnosing people to death, and various other minor shot inconsistencies; everything about this movie is just hilarious and it was such a treat to watch :)

    • @GalinaEv
      @GalinaEv Před rokem +2

      the live action songs are the best part

  • @BottomOfTheDumpsterFire
    @BottomOfTheDumpsterFire Před rokem +103

    It feels so weird to see Soviet anything, let alone Treasure Island on Saber's channel, I hope he looks more at the stuff that came out, especially the Armenian for just how balls crazy it is (look up "Oh, wow, a talking fish!" - "Ух ты, говорящая рыба!"). Saber, I know you read comments - DM me, no joke, I will give you tons of recommendations for content from the Soviet Union and if English subs don't exist, I'll flat out make them for you.
    EDIT: Aw, you missed the live action bits, I have them in HD.

  • @jackcarraway4707
    @jackcarraway4707 Před rokem +1

    They say an apple keeps the doctor away.
    Dr. Livesey: YOU HAVE NO POWER HERE

  • @elivitolin874
    @elivitolin874 Před rokem +4

    1:32 quick note : Anti-drinking, Anti-smoking AND Pro-sport PSA

  • @sojourner4726
    @sojourner4726 Před rokem +97

    Although it’s just cresting above surface, I’m really glad to see Soviet era animation getting respect. That country produces so much art and film. It’s disgusting that it’s so overlooked.

  • @danworks9559
    @danworks9559 Před rokem +75

    Soviet cartoons are finally getting some recognition for once. I saw them a lot as a kid and loved the hell out of them

    • @danworks9559
      @danworks9559 Před rokem +8

      @Fatan Fauhan only been 4 minutes and there are porn bots under my comment. God damn.

    • @vukmijatovic
      @vukmijatovic Před rokem +2

      @@danworks9559 i wish I cloud deleted and ban bots from youtube

    • @herbarium3573
      @herbarium3573 Před rokem

      It's not soviet, it's a Ukranian cartoon. Stop steal our culture.

    • @94namnam
      @94namnam Před rokem +1

      @@herbarium3573 It was made during soviet, so it is soviet cartoon.
      AK 47 rifle was also made during soviet, nothing wrong calling it soviet instead of russian

  • @eastwesser
    @eastwesser Před rokem

    When i was a child, I loved to rewind this cartoon and learning songs and stuff from it xD

  • @ablosch2452
    @ablosch2452 Před rokem +5

    I think Dr Livesey is going to be almost like what Zelda CDI King Harkinian was a couple years ago.

    • @t.s9021
      @t.s9021 Před rokem

      which, incidentally, was also animated by (very recently ex-)Soviet animators

  • @terig8974
    @terig8974 Před rokem +659

    Soviet animation is pretty good. Actually, art is one of the things that the soviet culture did well in general. Unfortunately, the heavy censorship and regulations made things difficult for artists to create works of true free expression, but it's interesting and unique.

    • @PaulV.
      @PaulV. Před rokem +1

      Soviet animation was great. Unfortunately under Cold War propaganda narratives in the West that wasnt allowed to be known. People were supposed to believe that the Soviet Union is some backward dystopia where you ll be send to gulag for cutting into a bread line. However its not really different of msm picturing the modern Russia.

    • @user-pq5cn2gq5b
      @user-pq5cn2gq5b Před rokem +76

      Censorship IS the reason why soviet stuff is good.
      If you leave cinema out of control, it would make anything but good

    • @21Arrozito
      @21Arrozito Před rokem +30

      @@user-pq5cn2gq5b yeah, you kind of get this 'creativity under constraint' situation, and you can get some unique results

    • @stenty8464
      @stenty8464 Před rokem +50

      @@user-pq5cn2gq5b exactly my thoughts. In order for the work to pass censorship, it must very well hide some meanings embedded in it. Because of this, the works become deeper and more interesting. In addition, due to the lack of a free market in the USSR, almost all works of Soviet animation were at a high level. That is, the viewer literally could not stumble upon some kind of film without meaning, made only for money

    • @daria_zorina
      @daria_zorina Před rokem

      There is no thing as soviet culture. You can say "n*zi culture", it's the same. Colonial slavery shit.

  • @Einygmar
    @Einygmar Před rokem +38

    Due to the centralized nature of the economy the majority of soviet cartoons had little to no budget and were almost always passion projects of an extremely enthusiastic animators. That's where the dedication and the extra effort come from.

    • @invisible3972
      @invisible3972 Před rokem +3

      I hope Saber gets to review more soviet animation movies in a future, I love the soviet-era of filmmaking (from liveaction to animation) besides what you just mentioned because watching these are a unique experience.

    • @Einygmar
      @Einygmar Před rokem +2

      @@invisible3972 Agree. Personally I don't find the majority soviet movies that unique (with some exceptions of course like "Come and See" which is one of the best soviet movies) but the animation is impressive indeed, especially considering the circumstances of its production. Soviet art in general is for the most part a struggle against the political system which sets hard limitations on what is allowed to be said of shown, a lot of balancing on the edge so to speak.

  • @Gormathius
    @Gormathius Před rokem +4

    5:55 They look utterly horrifying in this frame. They look so stony and soulless.

  • @ChairmanKam
    @ChairmanKam Před rokem

    6:20 Those are references to character dossiers in the WWII spy miniseries "17 Moments of Spring".

  • @DigiThorn
    @DigiThorn Před rokem +32

    Does anyone else realize that this version of Dr. Livesey is possible the worlds first media giga-chad?

  • @Jak0Hun
    @Jak0Hun Před rokem +196

    There is one missing detail, the cartoon was filmed at the Kyiv Film Studio (Ukraine) under the name "Kievnauchfilm". More than 300 films created at the studio were awarded prizes and diplomas at all-Union and international film festivals. Unfortunately, in the 1990s, after the collapse of the USSR, the studio gradually fell into decline and film production almost ceased.

    • @metalslayer777
      @metalslayer777 Před rokem +12

      For USA all former USSR countries is Russia in first place. And only after correction is second place.

    • @herbarium3573
      @herbarium3573 Před rokem +20

      @@metalslayer777and this is why you should educate yourself

    • @timstarlord6164
      @timstarlord6164 Před rokem +1

      Факты, буквально

    • @Chaotic_Overlord
      @Chaotic_Overlord Před rokem +1

      @Saberраrk 🅥 ah yeah. It's not like It shows when a creator replies. I surelly trust you and think you are the real lsmark

    • @DaBlueIghuana
      @DaBlueIghuana Před rokem

      @@Chaotic_Overlord just to remind you, it is a bot, and it’s probably better not to mention it at all

  • @Rbotones
    @Rbotones Před rokem

    Watching your videos feels like a whole 3 hours to finish

  • @reilen4359
    @reilen4359 Před rokem

    5 months later, and I just discovered and love this meme.

  • @psychonaut1502
    @psychonaut1502 Před rokem +47

    The studio this film was made by was based in Kyiv, Ukraine. It made a few hundred movies before shutting down in 1998.

  • @pktesla
    @pktesla Před rokem +12

    3:22 as a certified russian yes, that's the footage

  • @hazmat_ducky3136
    @hazmat_ducky3136 Před rokem

    I watched this animated film as well as another when I was a few years old and living with my grandparents, and to this day, I still remember a few scenes here or there because I really enjoyed the film. I was so surprised when I saw it became a meme!
    SaberSpark is right in saying that the humour and animation is pretty goofy, it’s what makes the film enjoyable.
    Interestingly enough, I did some research into the other film I watched, “The Adventures of Captain Wrongel”, another film I really enjoyed and that too was made by the *SAME* people as these ones, a few decades earlier than treasure island! Can’t remember the details too well but it’s like a captain, his first mate and a thief they had to bring with them, enter into this boat racing competition across the world as the thief was getting chased by the mafia’s henchman and a detective.
    I also remember this one where the captain literally pretended his ship was a submarine in order to ward off the military from attacking him… by flipping the boat over.
    It would be funny if that became a meme too.

  • @timesplasher1174
    @timesplasher1174 Před rokem

    Yeah, my favorite childhood cartoon, had watched it a healthy couple of dozen times back then I was a kid. Probably will need to rewatch it soon...

  • @WatermelonVodka69
    @WatermelonVodka69 Před rokem +57

    I grew up watching this film and it warms my heart to see that epople finally realised how *C H A D* Dr. Livesey is.

  • @Jackrost01
    @Jackrost01 Před rokem +31

    Funny that long ago I wish to recommend you that cartoon(and some other Soviets cartoons too). For a fan of animation like you, I think you will love this.
    It's not hard to find correct dub version on CZcams.
    Also it's more than just "don't drink". It's about good health like exercises and "don't be greedy".
    After all, it's for kids.
    Well, soon some group of people will finish their great reanimated version of this cartoon

    • @aureliodeprimus8018
      @aureliodeprimus8018 Před rokem +2

      To be exactly, it is about "Don`t drink". "Do your morning gymnastics" "Don`t take chances/gamble" "Don`t be greedy." and "Don`t smoke".

  • @slateportraichu5416
    @slateportraichu5416 Před rokem

    I am so happy this being reviewed=)

  • @SixtyEmeralds
    @SixtyEmeralds Před rokem +2

    7:53 I-bpbtbptbtpbtbtpbt- he just SWORDLUNGED out the window like he's in Sea of Thieves!!