I love to think that Sleepy Hollow has 4 endings, and allows the audience to pretty much choose which they thing is correct. Ending 1: The headless horseman is Brom Bones in disguise who simply scares away Ichabod. Ending 2: The headless horseman is Brom Bones in disguise who kills Ichabod and has pretty much gotten away with murder! Ending 3: The headless horseman is real, and he carried Ichabod away/took his head! Ending 4: The headless horseman is real, but Ichabod managed to cross the bridge and ultimately escape...he was so horrified by the event that he moved away.
I haven't finished it yet, so I don't know if you said this, but Rat and Mole appear in A Disney Christmas Carol as people seeking donations for the poor.
Looking back, I’m sort of surprised how kind of subversive and progressive the Ichabod cartoon was. The big muscular jock character wasn’t some big asshole but rather a genuinely nice guy who loves the rich girl for her and not money and was nice enough to offer a dance to the fat girl who had no one to dance with. Meanwhile, the educated “nice guy” was the real asshole who swindles people and wants to marry a girl just for her father’s money. And yes, even if the Chad character is implied to be a murderer.
Susana Almeida Either Ichabod survived, was attacked by Brom Bones, or murdered by the Headless Horseman himself in cold blood. I would mostly prefer the latter.
I never believed Brom had straight-up KILLED Ichabod...he wouldn't have had to go through such an elaborate charade to do so. I think he just frightened Ichabod off (and don't forget, it's not mentioned in the Disney version but in the short story, Katrina had clearly cut Ichabod off before his ride home--it's implied she was only using Ichabod to make Brom jealous the whole time). I think that the scene at the end with Ichabod's wife and children is the truth, and the old wives of Sleepy Hollow were off the mark when they presumed Ichabod a victim of the Horseman.
And in the original story it's all of that and also... played straight but as a vaguely insulting joke. Washington Irving was a satirist, a hard-core gadfly and inveterate comedian-historian, using fiction to make points on truth. He really dug into the culture of his day. That ending, and the specific way it was phrased, was a poking fun and subtle condemnation of Dutch settlers as superstitious, gossipy introverts who preferred a good story they "knew" was true to silly things like facts.
Vampires don't usually go out in the sun. Real moles don't usually do that either. Plus mole never drank anybody's blood. Unless you're suggesting he's a vegetable vampire in the same vein as Bunnicula but no white dried up shriveled husks of vegetables were found either
Actually, there's another theory about the Headless Horseman. Isaac of Wotso Videos believes that it's possible that Jack Skellington was the Headless Horseman at one point in his afterlife. It would kind of explain it as we kinda saw a statue of the head of Ichabod's horse in the graveyard during Jack's Lament.
24:53 "Prepare yourselves, the bells have tolled! Shelter your weak, your young and your old! Each of you shall pay the final sum. Cry for mercy, the reckoning has come!" 25:39 "Fire consumes! You've tried and failed. Let there be no doubt, justice prevailed!"
This story takes place in New York state, not the south, and Slaves were VERY uncommon. He probably had lots of businesses and side projects, with his big farm just being either his main one or his "retirement" home so to speak. He might also have just been wealthy enough to hire the help.
As much as I like The Adventures of Mr. Toad, I wish they'd been able to make a full-length, more book-faithful Wind in the Willows. It's a shame that it was made when it was, when the animation department was struggling...a few years later after Cinderella revitalized Disney animation, they could have made a full-length version as sort of a Brit-kid-lit trifecta with Alice and Peter Pan.
The last of the package films, it was fitting to close out the 1940’s. I got to say, the Headless Horseman is still legitimately terrifying, and Mr Toad remains noteworthy in Disney’s library of characters compared to Ichabod.
@@arturoayala1004Doesn't need to kill him, just frighten him enough to make him leave. He served his purpose. And you be surprised how easy a person's voice can be altered
I was hoping someone would review this. As a kid i rlly wanted to see it but then i was mislead by the ad. It made it look like both of them were in the same place so i bought it and.... yeah, i was so dissapointed. Looking back, it wasn't as bad as i remembered.
Because it was the actual specter & not Brom, that's why. There are even slightly noticeable differences between Brom's horse & the Horseman's steed, even though both are black. Plus, if it was Brom, Ichabod would've seen the top of Brom's head hiding under the Horseman's collar, but instead, saw nothing but pure darkness, signifying that it was, in fact, the actual galloping ghoul chasing him & not his burly rival in disguise. Furthermore, in the real world Sleepy Hollow, Abraham Martling (the inspiration for Abraham Van Brunt, alias Brom Bones) is interred among the Van Tassel family (including the ladies Van Tassel who inspired the literary interpretation of coquettish Katrina, namely Caterina Van Tassel in name & her vivacious niece Eleanor Van Tassel-Brush in personality), whereas the cranium-challenged ghost on phantom horseback was implied to be buried in an unmarked plot on the giant knoll overlooking the remainder of The Old Dutch Church that was strictly reserved for outsiders (including Native American Indians & enemies killed in wartime battle, the latter of which the doomed German solider was once his head was blown off by a stray, errant cannonball in the Battle of White Plains), but even more curiouser than that is the canonically historical fact that the fallen Hessian was actually given a proper Christian burial by, coincidentally enough, Caterina & Eleanor's ancestor, Elizabeth Van Tassel, since that particular uniform in question had actually saved her infant baby's life (and therefore, her future bloodline) during a raid prior to losing his head, as documented in the record book written for Sleepy Hollow's Bicentennial Celebration, so in a way, Katrina's family controlled the Headless Horseman, both in literary form (with the original short story playing with the idea that it was Brom in disguise, but it was never significantly proven for the sake of a good narrative) & in somewhat factual reality. This notion of someone in the Van Tassel family making the predominant spook of the area do their bidding is played with for campy horror in Tim Burton's grimdark 1999 film adaptation of the classic tale, in which Lady Van Tassel was a genuine witch directly using the undead revenant to maintain her stranglehold on the small hamlet by having him kill everyone (educated displaced Connecticut Yankee protagonist Ichabod [presumably], Brom [genuinely cut in half whilst playing out his prank to frighten nosy Ichabod out of town] & even the lovely but shrewish Katrina included), meanwhile she hid his missing decapitated head away from him, at least until he discovered the subterfuge, reclaimed his vampiric Christopher Walken head, put it back on his shoulders & viciously sucked face with Lady Van Tassel using his fangs before promptly swiftly beheading her to gleefully hold up her severed head like a victory trophy, after which he returned to the damned underworld from whence he came (considering how the wretched curse to summon him had been lifted, so he could finally rest in peace now that his unfinished business [according to certain bits of paranormal lore, the reason ghosts exist is because their spirits are unable to cross over to the other side primarily due to having unfulfilled tasks that they had left undone whilst alive, just because their untimely deaths actively prevent them from wrapping up whatever it was they were doing before going to either Heaven or Hell & their restless ectoplasmic energies stubbornly refuse to leave until they conclude their work] to get back his long-lost head had reached successful completion).
Question how many of you have played the Donkey Kong games follow up Question wouldn't it be crazy if Disney made an Ichabod and Mr. Toad game where Katrina gets captured by a giant ape who throws barrels and wears a tie
0:40 The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is not a package film as it takes the 3 individual shorts (each based of chapters from the original book) and ties them together to make a cohesive story by adding in extra in between segments and an ending
I have no problem with The Fat Joke in Sleepy Hollow Disney better not cancel this film under the guise of fighting Fat Shaming and Promoting Body Positivity or under the guise of fighting Toxic Masculinity
Are you kidding me you're really afraid disney will cancel movies they haven't canceled Pocahontas which is a VERY racist movie that reduces a real life person and real life tribe to a fairy tale like story
@@mana-uv7cz The SJW's are UNPREDICTABLE Pochahontas isn't my favorite Disney movie I think it sucks personally But I still don't want it canceled Because than they might cancel a Disney movie I do love
@@thing1thing2themediamaniac43 disney is a multi billion dollar company with enormous power and influence most people on that aren't on the internet wouldn't even understand the word SJW. I really think movies are safe. The karadashians have been "canceled" many times and they have not disappeared. I think your overestimating their power.
I love to think that Sleepy Hollow has 4 endings, and allows the audience to pretty much choose which they thing is correct. Ending 1: The headless horseman is Brom Bones in disguise who simply scares away Ichabod. Ending 2: The headless horseman is Brom Bones in disguise who kills Ichabod and has pretty much gotten away with murder! Ending 3: The headless horseman is real, and he carried Ichabod away/took his head! Ending 4: The headless horseman is real, but Ichabod managed to cross the bridge and ultimately escape...he was so horrified by the event that he moved away.
I choose ending 4
@@phoenixfire1074Same here
I choose ending 3
12:23. They used the same scene from the Jungle Book when Baloo and Bagheera try to take Mowgli back from the monkeys.
Disney always make scene references 😂 for the classics anyway
@@katieneves I know that
@@katieneves They had a habit of reusing their animation a lot
I haven't finished it yet, so I don't know if you said this, but Rat and Mole appear in A Disney Christmas Carol as people seeking donations for the poor.
Everyone knows that
Mickey's Christmas Carol u mean.
Looking back, I’m sort of surprised how kind of subversive and progressive the Ichabod cartoon was. The big muscular jock character wasn’t some big asshole but rather a genuinely nice guy who loves the rich girl for her and not money and was nice enough to offer a dance to the fat girl who had no one to dance with. Meanwhile, the educated “nice guy” was the real asshole who swindles people and wants to marry a girl just for her father’s money.
And yes, even if the Chad character is implied to be a murderer.
Susana Almeida Either Ichabod survived, was attacked by Brom Bones, or murdered by the Headless Horseman himself in cold blood. I would mostly prefer the latter.
I never believed Brom had straight-up KILLED Ichabod...he wouldn't have had to go through such an elaborate charade to do so. I think he just frightened Ichabod off (and don't forget, it's not mentioned in the Disney version but in the short story, Katrina had clearly cut Ichabod off before his ride home--it's implied she was only using Ichabod to make Brom jealous the whole time). I think that the scene at the end with Ichabod's wife and children is the truth, and the old wives of Sleepy Hollow were off the mark when they presumed Ichabod a victim of the Horseman.
They headless horseman is surrounded by a many tales. One of which is about a huntsman whose ghost who acts as judge, jury and even the executioner.
I don't think we watched the same movie
And in the original story it's all of that and also... played straight but as a vaguely insulting joke. Washington Irving was a satirist, a hard-core gadfly and inveterate comedian-historian, using fiction to make points on truth. He really dug into the culture of his day. That ending, and the specific way it was phrased, was a poking fun and subtle condemnation of Dutch settlers as superstitious, gossipy introverts who preferred a good story they "knew" was true to silly things like facts.
12:14 Wait a minute...if that's a mirror, where's Mole's reflection?
OMG, Mole's a vampire!
Not necessarily. Maybe Toad was at one point so rich that he could afford a mirror that didn't show your reflection.
@@Arigriphantua either way, how is that even possible?!?
@@robbiewalker2831 You might as well ask how talking toads, moles, badgers, horses, and weasels who live like humans are plausible.
Vampires don't usually go out in the sun. Real moles don't usually do that either. Plus mole never drank anybody's blood. Unless you're suggesting he's a vegetable vampire in the same vein as Bunnicula but no white dried up shriveled husks of vegetables were found either
From what I've heard, Gaston was partially based on Brom Bones and the other was the jock stereotype.
Yeah, too bad he’s death now!
Funny thing is that the townspeople would be inserted into the 'Gaston' song sequence (see 16:19 as a reference)
@@SouthJerseySam I see the resemblance but then LeFou splashes Gaston with beer by accident and gets whomped in the face by his fist.
Actually, there's another theory about the Headless Horseman. Isaac of Wotso Videos believes that it's possible that Jack Skellington was the Headless Horseman at one point in his afterlife. It would kind of explain it as we kinda saw a statue of the head of Ichabod's horse in the graveyard during Jack's Lament.
The Adventures of IchaBod and Mr Toad is perfect viewing for any time of year
Remember Issac, you can’t reason with a headless man!
Also fun fact the Batman villian Jonathan crane aka the scarecrow was based on ichabod crane
I know that
Man, I think I watched this in my elementary’s school years ago. This was so dark for me.
Hooray for old school Disney
I love this kind of Disney
24:53 "Prepare yourselves, the bells have tolled! Shelter your weak, your young and your old! Each of you shall pay the final sum. Cry for mercy, the reckoning has come!"
25:39 "Fire consumes! You've tried and failed. Let there be no doubt, justice prevailed!"
26:18 that’s actually right in the book
Toad would later move to Gotham where he found a new mania: Legitimate criminal activity. He was ultimately killed by The Joker.
But before that (the killing), he became quite a gangster, quite his mania: Mafiamania.
Or complain to the wolf sheriff in New York City
@@multilad816 oh, do you mean Bigby Wolf?
I remeber jamming to the merrile song all day. This video is unlocking me memories like a cheatcofe
The best part of The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad is OBVIOUSLY when Ichabod finally meets The Headless Horseman
Ah, what a classic. Funny thing is, I always liked Mister Toads section of the "film" over Ichabods myself.
While I enjoy The Wind in The Willows I much prefer The Sleepy Hollow Segment Disney clearly saved the best for last
I freaking love this movie
same here
6:02 ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNO TOAD.
I think Ichabod went Over the Garden Wall...
One of my favorite package films out there.
For Katrina's father to be so rich, I don't think he was an actual farmer. He may not have grown all those crops himself if you catch my drift.
So you're saying he owned slaves?
@@Arigriphantua The Story Never Tell Us
This story takes place in New York state, not the south, and Slaves were VERY uncommon. He probably had lots of businesses and side projects, with his big farm just being either his main one or his "retirement" home so to speak. He might also have just been wealthy enough to hire the help.
4:30 - Come to think of it, they look almost identical to Basil and Dawson from The Great Mouse Detective, right down to scale.
If you want to see a more accurate version of WIND IN THE WILLOWS it's the 1989 live action version starring Terry Jones.
That version isn’t accurate at all, all of the furniture talks, the weasels are mobsters and they destroy Mole’s home to build a dog food factory
As much as I like The Adventures of Mr. Toad, I wish they'd been able to make a full-length, more book-faithful Wind in the Willows. It's a shame that it was made when it was, when the animation department was struggling...a few years later after Cinderella revitalized Disney animation, they could have made a full-length version as sort of a Brit-kid-lit trifecta with Alice and Peter Pan.
This is my favorite Disney story movie too. I still have fond memories of it from my childhood.
I love Ben Crosby's Dreaming of a White Christmas. Its so quaint and the black'n white video adds such an old school vibe!]:3
BING Crosby.
6:02-6:27 that scene was my older sisters' favorite scene from Ichabod and Mr.Toad
So what's your take on the Tim Burton version of Sleepy Hollw?
Personally I think it's the best version of the story
It is great 2 classics in one
Good choice😀
In the book, Ichabod lacks any form of self-awareness. Everyone knows he’s a sleazebag, but he thinks they’re jealous and in awe of him.
🤦♀️
Which makes it really funny how most modern adaptations seem to always make him into the "hero" of the story.
The last of the package films, it was fitting to close out the 1940’s. I got to say, the Headless Horseman is still legitimately terrifying, and Mr Toad remains noteworthy in Disney’s library of characters compared to Ichabod.
7:07 I mean, he's a criminal prosecutor, what do you expect?
Could you please review Fun and Fancy Free
i love this movie .
What a coincidence. I just watched this movie yesterday on Disney+.
First!
Also, do you plan on reviewing YGO Vrains in early 2020 just curious?
Listen to Thurl Ravenscroft's rendition of the Headless Horseman song. It's on par with Bing Crosby's song.
Many people have theorized that it was Brom, but I have a theory that may blow your mind! What if, it was really, KATRINA!
... does Katrina even has a scary laugh and she could even try to kill Ichapod?
@@arturoayala1004Doesn't need to kill him, just frighten him enough to make him leave. He served his purpose. And you be surprised how easy a person's voice can be altered
" Brom & katria might of had some characteristics to call a clue, but he's definitely not the one wearing the suit"
- Headless Horseman
🎃🗡❤
Lesson speeding with toad is always absurd
23:04 So glad I wasn't the only one who noticed him looking like Ego.🤣🤣🤣
22:44 this reminds me something... what’s the name of the song exactly..?
The Headless Horseman
You should someday review Anastasia...
I was hoping someone would review this. As a kid i rlly wanted to see it but then i was mislead by the ad. It made it look like both of them were in the same place so i bought it and.... yeah, i was so dissapointed.
Looking back, it wasn't as bad as i remembered.
Review requests
Zootopia
Brother bear
The princess and the frog
Cats
Brave
Didn’t the original Wind in the Willows come out in the 1890s
Motor cars were new around that time
That one took place at the 1900's (before the Titanic which was sunken in 1912)
Arturo Ayala I know about the demise of the Titanic
@@arturoayala1004 Yes This Took Place In 1909 Three Years Before Titanic Sunk
do walt disney's melody time 1948
Why did the Headless Horseman disappear though, after he threw the pumpkin?
Because it was the actual specter & not Brom, that's why. There are even slightly noticeable differences between Brom's horse & the Horseman's steed, even though both are black. Plus, if it was Brom, Ichabod would've seen the top of Brom's head hiding under the Horseman's collar, but instead, saw nothing but pure darkness, signifying that it was, in fact, the actual galloping ghoul chasing him & not his burly rival in disguise. Furthermore, in the real world Sleepy Hollow, Abraham Martling (the inspiration for Abraham Van Brunt, alias Brom Bones) is interred among the Van Tassel family (including the ladies Van Tassel who inspired the literary interpretation of coquettish Katrina, namely Caterina Van Tassel in name & her vivacious niece Eleanor Van Tassel-Brush in personality), whereas the cranium-challenged ghost on phantom horseback was implied to be buried in an unmarked plot on the giant knoll overlooking the remainder of The Old Dutch Church that was strictly reserved for outsiders (including Native American Indians & enemies killed in wartime battle, the latter of which the doomed German solider was once his head was blown off by a stray, errant cannonball in the Battle of White Plains), but even more curiouser than that is the canonically historical fact that the fallen Hessian was actually given a proper Christian burial by, coincidentally enough, Caterina & Eleanor's ancestor, Elizabeth Van Tassel, since that particular uniform in question had actually saved her infant baby's life (and therefore, her future bloodline) during a raid prior to losing his head, as documented in the record book written for Sleepy Hollow's Bicentennial Celebration, so in a way, Katrina's family controlled the Headless Horseman, both in literary form (with the original short story playing with the idea that it was Brom in disguise, but it was never significantly proven for the sake of a good narrative) & in somewhat factual reality. This notion of someone in the Van Tassel family making the predominant spook of the area do their bidding is played with for campy horror in Tim Burton's grimdark 1999 film adaptation of the classic tale, in which Lady Van Tassel was a genuine witch directly using the undead revenant to maintain her stranglehold on the small hamlet by having him kill everyone (educated displaced Connecticut Yankee protagonist Ichabod [presumably], Brom [genuinely cut in half whilst playing out his prank to frighten nosy Ichabod out of town] & even the lovely but shrewish Katrina included), meanwhile she hid his missing decapitated head away from him, at least until he discovered the subterfuge, reclaimed his vampiric Christopher Walken head, put it back on his shoulders & viciously sucked face with Lady Van Tassel using his fangs before promptly swiftly beheading her to gleefully hold up her severed head like a victory trophy, after which he returned to the damned underworld from whence he came (considering how the wretched curse to summon him had been lifted, so he could finally rest in peace now that his unfinished business [according to certain bits of paranormal lore, the reason ghosts exist is because their spirits are unable to cross over to the other side primarily due to having unfulfilled tasks that they had left undone whilst alive, just because their untimely deaths actively prevent them from wrapping up whatever it was they were doing before going to either Heaven or Hell & their restless ectoplasmic energies stubbornly refuse to leave until they conclude their work] to get back his long-lost head had reached successful completion).
That headless horseman tho.
I also attached to Wind in the Willows.
Question how many of you have played the Donkey Kong games follow up Question wouldn't it be crazy if Disney made an Ichabod and Mr. Toad game where Katrina gets captured by a giant ape who throws barrels and wears a tie
Could you review a Turkish cg adult movie called Bad Cat
Man I'm Getting Outta Here
Nah I think the Horseman was real
This movie kicks ass.
Can u review the movie of e.t please
0:40 The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is not a package film as it takes the 3 individual shorts (each based of chapters from the original book) and ties them together to make a cohesive story by adding in extra in between segments and an ending
Ichabod must have one fast metabolism.
Cause he keeps swindling people of their food, but he’s skinny as a twig.
from england to america!
🇬🇧🇺🇸
I have no problem with The Fat Joke in Sleepy Hollow Disney better not cancel this film under the guise of fighting Fat Shaming and Promoting Body Positivity or under the guise of fighting Toxic Masculinity
Are you kidding me you're really afraid disney will cancel movies they haven't canceled Pocahontas which is a VERY racist movie that reduces a real life person and real life tribe to a fairy tale like story
@@mana-uv7cz The SJW's are UNPREDICTABLE Pochahontas isn't my favorite Disney movie I think it sucks personally But I still don't want it canceled Because than they might cancel a Disney movie I do love
@@thing1thing2themediamaniac43 disney is a multi billion dollar company with enormous power and influence most people on that aren't on the internet wouldn't even understand the word SJW. I really think movies are safe. The karadashians have been "canceled" many times and they have not disappeared. I think your overestimating their power.
I subscribed
20:15 So she's basically Princess Peach? 😆
24:52
Please upload Melody Time.
9:24
Spectakerly, for real haha
It's December!
The Disney WITW sucks hard IMO. 1983 version is vastly superior.
Good choice😀
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9:23