0:03: Afraid of Nobody (1833) 0:17: Zoetrope (1868) 0:26: Humorous Phases of Funny Faces (1906) 0:33: Fantasmagorie (1908) 0:37: Little Nemo (1911) 0:42: Gertie the Dinosaur (1914) 0:47: The Sinking of the Lusitania (1918) 0:52: Feline Follies (1919) 0:58: Alice Wonderland (1923) 1:04: Alice Solves the Puzzle (1925) 1:08: Steamboat Willie (1928) 1:12: The Skeleton Dance (1929) 1:16: Dizzy Dishes (1930) 1:21: L'Idee (1931) 1:25: Flower and Tree (1932) 1:30: Three Little Pigs (1933) 1:34: Ant and the Grasshopper (1934) 1:38: Disney's Snow White (1937) 1:44: Fantasia (1940) 1:47: Pinnochio (1940) 1:51: Dumbo (1941) 1:55: Bambi (1941) 1:58: Cinderella (1950) 2:02: Alice in Wonderland (1951) 2:06: Peter Pan (1953) 2:10: Lady and the Tramp (1955) 2:17: Sleeping Beauty (1959) 2:22: 101 Dalmatians (1961) 2:26: The Jungle Book (1967) 2:29: Yellow Submarine (1968) 2:23: The Aristocats (1970) 2:36: Robin Hood (1973) 2:41: Fantastic Planet (1973) 2:44: The King and the Mocking Bird (1980) 2:47: The Fox and the Hound (1981) 2:50: Fire and Ice (1983) 2:53: Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (1984) 2:57: Castle in the Sky (1986) 3:00: The Rescuers Down Under (1990) 3:07: Beauty and the Beast (1991) 3:14: Aladdin (1992) 3:18: The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) 3:23: The Lion King (1994) 3:26: Pom Poko (1994) 3:29: Toy Story (1995) 3:36: Pocahantas (1995) 3:40: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) 3:43: Space Jam (1996) 3:48: Hercules (1997) 3:53: Mononoke (1997) 3:57: Antz (1998) 4:00: The Prince of Egypt (1998) 4:05: Mulan (1998) 4:15: A Bug's Life (1998) 4:19: The Iron Giant (1999) 4:22: Tarzan (1999) 4:27: Toy Story 2 (1999) 4:32: Chicken Run (2000) 4:37: The Emporor's New Groove (2000) 4:43: Spirited Away (2001) 4:48: Monsters, Inc. (2001) 4:54: Shrek (2001) 4:57: Ice Age (2002) 5:02: Lilo & Stitch (2002) 5:05: Finding Nemo (2003) 5:09: Brother Bear (2003) 5:13: Shrek 2 (2004) 5:17: The Incredibles (2004) 5:20: Howl's Moving Castle? (2004) 5:24: Wallace & Gromit: The Movie (2005) 5:27: Corpse Bride (2005) 5:30: Cars (2006) 5:33: Happy Feet (2006) 5:36: Ratatouille (2007) 5:39: Kung Fu Panda (2008) 5:42: WALL-E (2008) 5:45: Up (2009) 5:48: The Princess and the Frog (2009) 5:53: Coraline (2009) 5:56: Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) 5:59: How to Train Your Dragon (2010) 6:02: Toy Story 3 (2010) 6:06: Tangled (2010) 6:09: Rango (2011) 6:11: ParaNorman (2012) 6:14: Wreck-It Ralph (2012) 6:16: The Wind Rises (2013) 6:18: Frozen (2013) 6:21: The Lego Movie (2014) 6:23: Big Hero 6 (2014) 6:25: Inside Out (2015) 6:27: AnomaLisa (2015) 6:29: Kubo and the Two Strings (2015) 6:31: The Lego Batman Movie (2017)
Fun fact: Back with the first video recording, which was of a train station, people screamed because they thought a train was going to hit them. So hypotheticly, if we showed them a Michael Bay transformers movie, or End Game they would LOSE IT.
@@mememememem2057 yshdjjdhfjdufufjfjffjjfjfjdhhdhdjdfijfjfjfjfjdhdhdjdjfjfhhdhdjfjdjfjfjdkwkoapaslksbsbszhxucicodokdjdndbsgqoqpsldkalshdbkxocnmxofjcxmcjxbxjudisnsdncj jucjdjicu ygcchdjdjfjjfjcjfkslxn d dhdhdjnfbdf bxbdhdh is the name of the song
Even after Walt and Roy Disney's death in 1964 and 1971 respectively, animation has become better and better. They have tried new ideas, new techniques, new storytelling and more. And we all have our favourite animated films! From the most legendary of animated films to the lesser known.
THANK YOU SO MUCH I NEEDED TO WATCH THE 3:14: Maxzwell - Darlin PS: I love Disney and Pixar
Před 5 lety+1030
1833 - Spinograph 1906 - Film 1911 - Colour 1914 - Paper Based 1919 - Cel Based 1923 - Hybrid Based 1932 - Colour Cells 1937 - Multiplane Cel Based 1951 - Recycle Xerox Based 1955 - Scope Cel Based 1961 - Full Xerox Based 1990 - CG 2D Based 1991 - CG Hybrid Based 1993 - Puppet Based 1995 - CG 3D Based 1996 - MoCap Based 2006 - Real CG Based
we take animations we have today for granted, but just imagine showing a cartoon from today to grandpa when he was young... we have evolved so much so fast
I’m so glad that you included some of Hayaou Miyazaki’s Movies. His movies are my childhood and he is one of my inspirations and also one of the reasons that I’m an animator!
I love how talented artists from decades and decades and decades ago have created entertainment that was soon to be watched and enjoyed by the masses of today's generation.
Really nicely done! I do feel as though this could have been slightly better by either being just 'The Evolution of 2D Animation", "A History of Disney Animation" or having more clips from other types of animation earlier on in history. For instance, I feel as though Wallace & Gromit could have come in a little earlier, as I think Aardman are very much pioneers of modern stop-motion, taken to new heights by Laika. I think there was a little too much Disney and not enough of much else, it definitely could have done with Tom & Jerry, anything by Chuck Jones or Tex Avery, perhaps some 60s Hanna-Barbera or even 90s/00s Hanna-Barbera. Granted, Disney are quite literally the pioneers of traditional animation, but it'd have been good to see more breadth of who was inspired by Disney. A peppering of more European and Japanese animation would also benefit this. I hope this is coming across as constructive criticism :-) It is good, it's just it could be even better.
Actually, Fleischer animations were the pioneers, but Disney was much better at marketing and claimed they made the first sound animation, however it was Fleischer who did it first, 2 years earlier. Just a little history lesson.
I actually like this setup because it shows the overall evolution. Like its cool to see that ToyStory started 3d in 1995... Then see that there was a boom of 3d in 2001 onwards with 2d being slightly less relevant.
Man I teared up after 2015 cuz it’s so freakin amazing how something starts out as an idea n wen u put dat idea out there it’s crazy how it can progress wit technology thru out centuries so to the first person whoever thought of animation n puttin that idea out there congratulations to u cuz your idea is still alive today n prolly will be till for eternity
Shelby Mavity I understand. I am home schooled too. She is just trying to protect you. Some parents think that shutting you in protects you from the world. It isn't because she wants you to feel lonely, she wants you to feel safe.
It's amazing how Disney helped evolved society into the new age. Also should have mentioned Bugs Bunny and Warner bros. That said, the japanese dominated the 1980s in animation but the 1990s were the golden age of disney.
Skimmed over everything 60s until the 90s then you showed almost every year since then. Maybe because that's what we would remember but I still grew up watching Flintstones, Tom & Jerry, etc. Soviet cartoons too.
No Roger Rabbit is kind of sad. It would have represented Richard Williams work, who is actually the first animation genius to actually teach others the professional craft.
Johnny Bravo - I greatly respect and admire Richard Williams, but it is just absurd to say he is the "the first animation genius to actually teach others the professional craft." Dick most certainly would NOT claim that ... WHO , pray tell , TAUGHT him and his studio animators ? Do the names Art Babbitt , Ken Harris, Grim Natwick ring a bell ? Dick's book is based on Art Babbitt's lectures that Art gave at the Williams studio in the 1970's (and additional wisdom gleaned from veterans like Ken Harris , Milt Kahl, Grim Natwick, Abe Levitow , all of whom Dick credits in his book and video series) Art Babbitt never lived to put all his lecture notes into book form, so Dick did it himself. Not to mention the teachers at schools like Cal Arts and Sheridan who were passing on the techniques of classical character animation for many years starting in the mid 1970's , and great animators like Eric Larson at Disney who taught and mentored so many young animators in the 70's and 80's (many of whom went on to become the super stars of the "Disney Renaissance"). Ben Washam (one of Chuck Jones's key animators) used to give animation lessons for FREE in his home to anyone who seriously wanted to learn the craft.
@@MrBongers None of those people released an actual tutorial workbook to the public dude. They talked about some general things but not a step by step process for animation like the Animators Survival Kit, that laid out key poses, in betweens, various types of animations, walks, runs, emotions, everything. Mentoring is not the same as releasing a how to book for animation to the entire world.
Seeing the progression was a sight to behold. Awesome job! On a side note, toy story 3 was 2010?! It feels like that was at most three years ago. Time sure flies.
lmao I was talking to a friend about Toy Story 3 several weeks ago and when I mentioned the year it came out he was totally shocked, couldn't believe it was that long ago.
![THE HISTORY OF 3D CGI [ From 1965 to 2021]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_DNzTCd7-jc/mqdefault.jpg)
Songs:
0:03 -
Joakim Karud - Dreams
1:39 - Panthurr - The Open Road
3:12 - Maxzwell - Darlin
Hope This Helped!
MinionRush200 What about the third one
@@awesomechannel257 Thanks for pointing out my mistake! I thought that it was just a remix of the open road! :D
MinionRush200 no problem the third song is called darlin by maxzwell
You just copied the comment above you :P
Thanks it helped indeed !
Damn Snow White was so good for its time
MusicalAsian god damn most of these ones especially 1998 i think thats like 2005s and better qaulity
Still great now.
MusicalAsian i know right
How could they have such a high budget movie for the Great Depression?
And today is good movie
It’s all about the one who started
First
Lol
♡♡
Lol
Its definitely Mickey mouse
0:03: Afraid of Nobody (1833)
0:17: Zoetrope (1868)
0:26: Humorous Phases of Funny Faces (1906)
0:33: Fantasmagorie (1908)
0:37: Little Nemo (1911)
0:42: Gertie the Dinosaur (1914)
0:47: The Sinking of the Lusitania (1918)
0:52: Feline Follies (1919)
0:58: Alice Wonderland (1923)
1:04: Alice Solves the Puzzle (1925)
1:08: Steamboat Willie (1928)
1:12: The Skeleton Dance (1929)
1:16: Dizzy Dishes (1930)
1:21: L'Idee (1931)
1:25: Flower and Tree (1932)
1:30: Three Little Pigs (1933)
1:34: Ant and the Grasshopper (1934)
1:38: Disney's Snow White (1937)
1:44: Fantasia (1940)
1:47: Pinnochio (1940)
1:51: Dumbo (1941)
1:55: Bambi (1941)
1:58: Cinderella (1950)
2:02: Alice in Wonderland (1951)
2:06: Peter Pan (1953)
2:10: Lady and the Tramp (1955)
2:17: Sleeping Beauty (1959)
2:22: 101 Dalmatians (1961)
2:26: The Jungle Book (1967)
2:29: Yellow Submarine (1968)
2:23: The Aristocats (1970)
2:36: Robin Hood (1973)
2:41: Fantastic Planet (1973)
2:44: The King and the Mocking Bird (1980)
2:47: The Fox and the Hound (1981)
2:50: Fire and Ice (1983)
2:53: Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (1984)
2:57: Castle in the Sky (1986)
3:00: The Rescuers Down Under (1990)
3:07: Beauty and the Beast (1991)
3:14: Aladdin (1992)
3:18: The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
3:23: The Lion King (1994)
3:26: Pom Poko (1994)
3:29: Toy Story (1995)
3:36: Pocahantas (1995)
3:40: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)
3:43: Space Jam (1996)
3:48: Hercules (1997)
3:53: Mononoke (1997)
3:57: Antz (1998)
4:00: The Prince of Egypt (1998)
4:05: Mulan (1998)
4:15: A Bug's Life (1998)
4:19: The Iron Giant (1999)
4:22: Tarzan (1999)
4:27: Toy Story 2 (1999)
4:32: Chicken Run (2000)
4:37: The Emporor's New Groove (2000)
4:43: Spirited Away (2001)
4:48: Monsters, Inc. (2001)
4:54: Shrek (2001)
4:57: Ice Age (2002)
5:02: Lilo & Stitch (2002)
5:05: Finding Nemo (2003)
5:09: Brother Bear (2003)
5:13: Shrek 2 (2004)
5:17: The Incredibles (2004)
5:20: Howl's Moving Castle? (2004)
5:24: Wallace & Gromit: The Movie (2005)
5:27: Corpse Bride (2005)
5:30: Cars (2006)
5:33: Happy Feet (2006)
5:36: Ratatouille (2007)
5:39: Kung Fu Panda (2008)
5:42: WALL-E (2008)
5:45: Up (2009)
5:48: The Princess and the Frog (2009)
5:53: Coraline (2009)
5:56: Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
5:59: How to Train Your Dragon (2010)
6:02: Toy Story 3 (2010)
6:06: Tangled (2010)
6:09: Rango (2011)
6:11: ParaNorman (2012)
6:14: Wreck-It Ralph (2012)
6:16: The Wind Rises (2013)
6:18: Frozen (2013)
6:21: The Lego Movie (2014)
6:23: Big Hero 6 (2014)
6:25: Inside Out (2015)
6:27: AnomaLisa (2015)
6:29: Kubo and the Two Strings (2015)
6:31: The Lego Batman Movie (2017)
Jeez bruh this is insane
Need more likes
@@seyifakolujo5828 I know that!
@@seyifakolujo5828 ikr
@@KNG_Justin Yes!
I honestly had no idea the concept had been around since the 1800s. Or that shrek had been around for so long.
shrek is love
Not Potato Shrek is life
Ani's Trash Can its cool right
Ani's Trash Can lel time travel
Shrek is from 2001 that’s not old
1:38 damn I didn’t realize how old these movies were
me too
Same
Nither did i
Me either
@@luxcircia you're WAY off
Fun fact: Back with the first video recording, which was of a train station, people screamed because they thought a train was going to hit them. So hypotheticly, if we showed them a Michael Bay transformers movie, or End Game they would LOSE IT.
Just imagine if we showed them pretty much anything fictional from nowadays....heck imagine if we showed them the SCP - Foundation
I heard that was a myth but i wasn’t there so I don’t know.
Cause it was a 3d film
what if they watched literal fantasia they would probably die
That was in a book called Hugo Cabret
1:12 : the original of "spooky scary skeleton"
The best!
The Skeleton Dance will Enter the Public Domain in 2025
Rest in peace hand drawn animation :(
It was the best
lionkinggod 9000 rip ;(
It’s still a thing
maybe not
Its still a thing
Woah, for 1940 these movies were extremely high quality...
they're remastered
Depend if they restore old glass animation reader ,and colored it again
ikdrkr
Disney magic..
@Princess Meg no shit thats just what i said
Fun fact: most of these animations were made by Disney
What’s the music at 3:17
I know
Yeah
@@mememememem2057 yshdjjdhfjdufufjfjffjjfjfjdhhdhdjdfijfjfjfjfjdhdhdjdjfjfhhdhdjfjdjfjfjdkwkoapaslksbsbszhxucicodokdjdndbsgqoqpsldkalshdbkxocnmxofjcxmcjxbxjudisnsdncj jucjdjicu ygcchdjdjfjjfjcjfkslxn d dhdhdjnfbdf bxbdhdh is the name of the song
@@lazyplushies1020 I love that song!
Even after Walt and Roy Disney's death in 1964 and 1971 respectively, animation has become better and better. They have tried new ideas, new techniques, new storytelling and more. And we all have our favourite animated films! From the most legendary of animated films to the lesser known.
walt died in 66
@@nealingtypeshi Oops. Thank you for correcting me.
Imagine showing people from 1930 "Into the Spiderverse"
Upen Graden That would be interesting.
Imagine showing them Thanos or some other impressive cgi character
They kill you for witch craft
@@ShadowbirdOfficial is that a joke?
@@upengraden3792 yes
1:08 **Disney has joined the game**
Actually 0:59 was the first Disney cartoon
You missed Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland.
What about Looney Tunes 😥
@@felixlandproductions4552 no it was 0:53.. But im not positive.. Its just the one you said lokked the same
Bendy get triggered
3:32 perfectly timed - Maxzwell - Darlin
The old ones actually looks adorable and aesthetically pleasing lmao
kinda like ocean liners. The old ones were actually ascetically pleasing. Today’s cruise ships are just...ugly...
old cartoons are just everything man
I love them but, sometimes they scare the hell outta me.
@@Applejuice646 yea it’s creepy because those people who made them aren’t probably well…… here
It's amazing how powerful was that is I got a headache and I got sick from eating our heads
For those wondering, these are the songs used in the video. :)
0:03: Joakim Karud - Dreams
1:41: Panthurr - The Open Road
3:14: Maxzwell - Darlin
Issie Thanks bro :D
Hydle No problem! ^-^
Casey references
Thx
THANK YOU SO MUCH I NEEDED TO WATCH THE 3:14: Maxzwell - Darlin
PS: I love Disney and Pixar
1833 - Spinograph
1906 - Film
1911 - Colour
1914 - Paper Based
1919 - Cel Based
1923 - Hybrid Based
1932 - Colour Cells
1937 - Multiplane Cel Based
1951 - Recycle Xerox Based
1955 - Scope Cel Based
1961 - Full Xerox Based
1990 - CG 2D Based
1991 - CG Hybrid Based
1993 - Puppet Based
1995 - CG 3D Based
1996 - MoCap Based
2006 - Real CG Based
Color*
This man knows a few things
2019 - Hyper-Realistic CG
@@marcpTV We learn basic English at school not other accents.
Maddox021 - Comedy and More Do you mind if I use this list? I added extras to this list in my comment I posted.
we take animations we have today for granted, but just imagine showing a cartoon from today to grandpa when he was young... we have evolved so much so fast
my dad freaks out at the new disney films. he was born in the 50s
I am so happy right now
I’m so glad that you included some of Hayaou Miyazaki’s Movies. His movies are my childhood and he is one of my inspirations and also one of the reasons that I’m an animator!
4:27 the “aaahhh” in the song matched their mouths xD
Lol
Toy story 2
sounds like minions 😁😁
Lol
Also I like how it is toy story XD
XD🤣😂🤪
0:42 only 1910s kids would remember the original Jurassic park.
Well I don't think they can remember anything now
Cos they dead
The Great Dalek Exterminator There are probably some 107 year olds who remember.
Not kids anymore
Hey chicken nugget i will eat u
When computers and art combined, something beautiful was made.
*only legends remember that 1830’s nostalgia*
Ancients*
Ded ppl.
Only 1830s Kids remember 0:03
MY GREAT-GREAT GRANDFARTHER IS A ~1810s - 1830s KID!!!
They're dead..
Only dead people now
Only dead kids remember 0:03.
Yep grew up in 1830's, remember every bit of it.
5:50 and the last cartoon style from Disney....
Now the ending makes sence
what movie is that?
@@jeraldpunx2467 the princess and the frog.
VaultBoy Tech If you’re talking about classic. The last 2-D cel animation was Oliver and Company in 1988.
Negnav123 Winnie the Pooh is
These movies were way ahead of their time, it’s impressive that animators could make quality as high as this at that time..
0:53 wow that cat jumped on beat of the music tho
Not really
@@Frozo-nt2ky for a sec
@@Frozo-nt2ky it did
@@mgcinimhlanga3140 no it didn’t lol
@@mgcinimhlanga3140 your brain tries to find a pattern to everything
I love how talented artists from decades and decades and decades ago have created entertainment that was soon to be watched and enjoyed by the masses of today's generation.
More like a century ago
@@lazyenderman3019 I agree
Most of them WERE watched by the masses even back in the day, these films were a hit and still are.
I like that scared the logo out of me when I was 10
I feel so nostalgic even though I wasn't born in the 1900s. The music fits perfectly with the Animations, miss the cartoons in the 80s
You feel anemoia
Bruh i thought it was just me I always feel like a weird feeling when I see old movies and stuff
Same. Just makes you wonder what these people were like
In the 80s naced my mom
@roblox mods wow
This song is stuck in my head, everytime I hear it, I will be instantly reminded of this video. It's been going on for 2 years now :|
Amazing and I love the music you put in the vid
2:07 Only 50s kids would remember the original Harry Potter.
You mean Peter Pan?
Rimabros 98 Did you get the joke?
Rimabros 98 r/wooosh
Oh dear
I REMEMBER WATCGUNT THAT BUT IT WASNT THAT TIME I THOUGHT IT WAS 1980
1:09 Disney has been added to the group chat
Corrections: Disney has joined the chat
Spoopy
And a little ghibli
This is 1928. Disney was founded in 1923.
@@cardi-g5693 you have such a funny sense of humor haha
Beautiful choices of music, had a pretty great time watching this
I just love the music choice for this video
Honestly, that was an emotional roller coaster.
Yes
Murdoc is that you?
The Musical Pickle YOU LIKE GORILLAZ I DO 2
Do you mean emojional?
Same (Also love ur profile pic)
5:50 the end of an era
Toy Story 3 and Wreck It Ralph were the only good movies after that part of the video
Still one more Anime is madd
The End Of The 2D Era Was At My Birth (2009) ;) I'll Never Forget 2d
Anime
@@Supermariohoops24 how to train your dragon
Anamation always touches my heart in some way like Rick and morty and even some old movies too.
The 40s and 50s animations look amazing! Kinda crazy how good they look for the time
It's amazing how far the world has gotten when making animated films.
And not to brag or anything but it really started to make a big leap forward once my birthyear arrived.
@@jumpiegermandubs9854 which is
I am not dehydrated I am spin
0:43 kinda strange how during world war 1 someone decided to create an animation of a dinosaur eating a rock
Kookie hmm yes everyone is dying let’s just give a dinosaur diareah i think dats how you spell it lol
SlAdE Jamy Diarrhoea
they're called gastroliths... they helped large plant-eating dinosaurs digest their food
I miss Disney's 2D animations :(
They should make a new movie in this style again
What’s the music at 3:16
They won't. Costs to much money and time compared to 3d
Why?
I loved this video as a kid omfg- I’m so glad I’m watching this again
1:17 so this was the first meme
Yes
Yes
it’s suspected that OK was the first meme
I love Oswald...... oh no...... they forgot trolly troubles!!! (Oswald the lucky rabbit)
@@eldritchskye2608 no there was a vamera flash meme in the 1920s
The lack of Don Bluth is upsetting.
E
There’s a lot of Disney here
Actually exactly what I was thinking :(
@@haileypierson8969 Same
@@MrKenichi22 Well Disney was very influential for animation
I have to do a project on the history of animation, this helps A LOT. THANKYOU SO MUCH!
This brings back some nostalgia ngl
yeah, great nostalgia for the 1910s...
...oh, you meant the LATE 20th Century? yeah, uh, me too...
*...i’m totally not a time traveler...*
0:03 - Phenakistiscope - Afraid Of Nobody
0:18 - Zoetrope
0:26 - Humorous Phases Of Funny Faces
0:33 - Fantasmagorie
0:37 - Little Nemo
0:42 - Gertie the Dinosaur
0:47 - Sinking of the RMS Lusitania
0:53 - Felix The Cat - Feline Follies
0:59 - Alice's Wonderland
1:04 -
1:13 - Silly Symphonies - The Skeleton Dance
1:21 - L'Idée
1:25 - Silly Symphonies - Flowers and Trees
Stephen Fisher oh thanks :DDD
We found the original nemo
0:18 Zoetrope
Thank you, Stephen)
Stephen Fisher what about 1:09
The evolution of Disney...
Yea
not just disney
Evolution of Warner Bros, pixar, and dreawor
@@csf1237 and ghibli
@@strandedlullabi ok....
i come back to this vid every few years. a classic
2:30
Wow hasta los Beatles fueron una pequeña parte en la historia de la animación
In 1833,there we're colors
In 1900 there weren't colors
In 1930 there we're colors again
*Logic*
Dude in 1900 the displays dosent have color
And 1833 is called phenakistoscope that is a FISIC THING
Edit: r/woooosh
@@eliel0503 Was a joke
Lol
Learn how to use "were" and "we're"
We are?
*1833, that's weird*
Animation Central oh
Bro that's the 3 little pigs
It says 1888
whats weird about it?
Yes very
whoever animates pixar food needs a raise. It looks so gooddddd
I'm really crying watching these beautiful animations!
Snow White was TOP NOTCH for it's time.
And still it is
Snow White is a masterpiece
el Notch es del maincra :v
I just found your channel and am OBSESSED!
yes.. the.
FlawlessKevin OMG HI KEVIN
FlawlessKevin oh ma gaaad! What you doin' here! 💖💖
Spongebob
1:47 I miss this excitement 😭😭😭
Man, I remember being so happy when Tangled came out
1:12
1% cartoon
99% meme
If you put the meme song that will be 100% meme 0% cartoon
No it's 2:50
what that meme i think it ded
Some random person: That doesn't add up!
since when has shrek been a meme it has never
And now we have hentai
wOw fUnnY!1! XDD
Dont copy comments...
Kaneki TG lol
The best
Sadly.
This much beauty in single video
É lindo ver a evolução das animações, emocionante
Really nicely done!
I do feel as though this could have been slightly better by either being just 'The Evolution of 2D Animation", "A History of Disney Animation" or having more clips from other types of animation earlier on in history.
For instance, I feel as though Wallace & Gromit could have come in a little earlier, as I think Aardman are very much pioneers of modern stop-motion, taken to new heights by Laika.
I think there was a little too much Disney and not enough of much else, it definitely could have done with Tom & Jerry, anything by Chuck Jones or Tex Avery, perhaps some 60s Hanna-Barbera or even 90s/00s Hanna-Barbera. Granted, Disney are quite literally the pioneers of traditional animation, but it'd have been good to see more breadth of who was inspired by Disney.
A peppering of more European and Japanese animation would also benefit this.
I hope this is coming across as constructive criticism :-)
It is good, it's just it could be even better.
Dan Root, U Said A Lot Of Things
The lack of Fleischer animation and cartoons from the Tex Avery era was disappointing.
Actually, Fleischer animations were the pioneers, but Disney was much better at marketing and claimed they made the first sound animation, however it was Fleischer who did it first, 2 years earlier. Just a little history lesson.
I actually like this setup because it shows the overall evolution. Like its cool to see that ToyStory started 3d in 1995... Then see that there was a boom of 3d in 2001 onwards with 2d being slightly less relevant.
Lack of TeX is disappointing...
*1995*
3D: Exists
Pixar: It's a free real estate
Everyone Else: Let's Imagine This Doesn't Exist
*2018*
3D: Exists
Everyone Else: It's a free real estate
1993 is actually the first 3d movie
@@imagrammarnazis7738 no dumball toy story was the first 3d animated movie in 1995
@@imagrammarnazis7738 toy story was the first 3d movie, nightmare before christmas is stop-motion
@@imagrammarnazis7738 idiot
@@theofficialpugchannelshrek38 True, but the ACTUAL first 3d VIDEO without stop motion is a Veggietales episode in 1993
great work
Man I teared up after 2015 cuz it’s so freakin amazing how something starts out as an idea n wen u put dat idea out there it’s crazy how it can progress wit technology thru out centuries so to the first person whoever thought of animation n puttin that idea out there congratulations to u cuz your idea is still alive today n prolly will be till for eternity
This made me feel old but I am only in my teens.
Ravenheart17 AJ omg same
Shelby Mavity they are cool with it as long as I don't give information.
Shelby Mavity A little rule breaking is ok just as long as it doesn't go too far :) it's ok to talk with others just as long as you are careful.
Shelby Mavity I understand. I am home schooled too. She is just trying to protect you. Some parents think that shutting you in protects you from the world. It isn't because she wants you to feel lonely, she wants you to feel safe.
Ravenheart17 AJ same
>>>> SONG NAMES
omg thx thx thx you!!
Doing god's work ey?
Thanks bro
THANK YOU, YOU'RE MY HERO
I SEARCHED THE SONG FOR SO LONG
Blue Star ??????
It's amazing how Disney helped evolved society into the new age. Also should have mentioned Bugs Bunny and Warner bros.
That said, the japanese dominated the 1980s in animation
but the 1990s were the golden age of disney.
I watched this video during Quarantine 😭 now i missed that times
2:30 this remembered me Yellow Submarine!
Yay
YASSS
I got a hole in me pocket
I thought it was for a moment
ITS Yellow Submarine
Who's kids from 1830s in here? XD
I will be born in 2030
im from the 1230s lmao
@@idea7957 I gonna adult in that year
i was born before the Big Bang
in their graves.
Gran video de la evolución de la animación. Excelente
I love how half of this is just disney and Pixar
I am an autistic person who loves animation and I'm not too old for animation,it's for anyone to enjoy.
same
I’m a short hair person who likes animation
@@givehimthechair and?
Autism is a disability, is short hair? No!
Okay...
Love
Wish society would stop judging and grow out of old-fashioned out-dated views
0:53 that timing though
kinda similar thing at 4:09
And at 1:55
@Nintendify it definitely was
Even a thud. I mean Jesus Christ
i really liked how hard people worked all these years :)
It was from this moment that I decided to rewatch some of my old VHS tapes
1:14 SPOOKY SCARY SKELETONS THAT SHIVER DOWN YOUR SPINE
yeeehaw yeehaw partner t
Send*
1:09 Walt Disney's.... MICKEY MOUSE!!!!!
The original steam boat willy
Ur name Mikey was Miley Mouse that’s what my dad said he was born in the 30s
Wesley Baule OH YEEEAH
I LOVE IT!
The first animation actually came out in 1923 and was Alice and Wonderland
M I C K E Y M O U S E !
It’s beautiful how far animation has come over the years🤩
Great choice of music
0:38 if you remove the film grain this would surprisingly be modern
@remy The movie is Little Nemo, it was made in 1911 in New York, by Winsor McCay.
@remy I'm more into new anime, oldest kind for me would be like 1999. xD
Well..
If you add animation principles then yeah, all of those animations could be modern
It’s definently not anime btw
@@Frozo-nt2ky ok
The old animations in the 1800s and 1900s satisfy me.
The old animations scare my 😥
@@orcagamer-rn4dp why?
@@orcagamer-rn4dp because they don't seem to do the 3D pretty good?
@@orcagamer-rn4dp or because they seem like cardboard cutouts?
All the nostalgia just had me drop a tear
You are 188 years old
this is very beautiful ❤️
Skimmed over everything 60s until the 90s then you showed almost every year since then. Maybe because that's what we would remember but I still grew up watching Flintstones, Tom & Jerry, etc. Soviet cartoons too.
Claude Speed you never even existed till 2001
sir weedleaf "..." -Claude Speed
N O S T A L G I A
No Roger Rabbit is kind of sad. It would have represented Richard Williams work, who is actually the first animation genius to actually teach others the professional craft.
Johnny Bravo - I greatly respect and admire Richard Williams, but it is just absurd to say he is the "the first animation genius to actually teach others the professional craft." Dick most certainly would NOT claim that ... WHO , pray tell , TAUGHT him and his studio animators ? Do the names Art Babbitt , Ken Harris, Grim Natwick ring a bell ? Dick's book is based on Art Babbitt's lectures that Art gave at the Williams studio in the 1970's (and additional wisdom gleaned from veterans like Ken Harris , Milt Kahl, Grim Natwick, Abe Levitow , all of whom Dick credits in his book and video series) Art Babbitt never lived to put all his lecture notes into book form, so Dick did it himself. Not to mention the teachers at schools like Cal Arts and Sheridan who were passing on the techniques of classical character animation for many years starting in the mid 1970's , and great animators like Eric Larson at Disney who taught and mentored so many young animators in the 70's and 80's (many of whom went on to become the super stars of the "Disney Renaissance"). Ben Washam (one of Chuck Jones's key animators) used to give animation lessons for FREE in his home to anyone who seriously wanted to learn the craft.
Roger Rabbit was first film to feature both animated and live-action graphics but for some reason they showed only Space Jam.
The moment I disliked the video. They show space jam but not Roger Rabbit? Smh.
@@MrBongers None of those people released an actual tutorial workbook to the public dude. They talked about some general things but not a step by step process for animation like the Animators Survival Kit, that laid out key poses, in betweens, various types of animations, walks, runs, emotions, everything. Mentoring is not the same as releasing a how to book for animation to the entire world.
This is amazing
Wow! It's Amazing!
i'm super glad you added yellow submarine in this :)
1:21 when its a family dinner and my report card comes in the mail
💀💀💀
That was beautiful
0:37 Bruh the 1911 one looks like one of those weird goofy ahh random dreams
Seeing the progression was a sight to behold. Awesome job!
On a side note, toy story 3 was 2010?! It feels like that was at most three years ago. Time sure flies.
Tinted Palette Toy Story 3 was 2009 I remember seeing it then
It was 2010
lmao I was talking to a friend about Toy Story 3 several weeks ago and when I mentioned the year it came out he was totally shocked, couldn't believe it was that long ago.
Tinted Palette I
Matt Ward You're all shocked because Toy Story 3 came in 2010 while I'm shocked that Toy Story came in 1995 and Toy Story 2 1999.
When you realized...
The first animation is better than your animation.....
Same bud, same
XxMerket1620GamingXx Official nigga is u talkin to yo aelf
@@briannadoesroblox839 what
When I was a kid and I got the movies got packed into the seat and it got played on me when I was a little child
I love this video
I did a research assignment about the history of animation a year ago. Can’t believe I didn’t look for this video.