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I'm always amused by historical reference humor. Eleanor of Aquitaine really did love Richard best. Oh Brian Bedford. If only you had been there to see Nick Wilde. He might as well have been Nicholas of Loxley. I still think he's the time-lost son of Robin and Marian.
I remember liking this movie as a kid. Even then I didn't like that king Richard returned and punished his brother off-screen. I get it: the deleted ending showed his return, but was edited out probably because it seemed too convenient that the king returned from the crusades the very moment prince John was about to stab Robin. However, it's better to have a contrived coincidence than to have an off-screen ending.
I believe another reason why the re-use of animation in some scenes (especially in the "Phony King of England" scene) is due to the film having a lower budget than normal (approx $1.5 million USD). Animated pictures cost a lot more to make than live-action, even back in 1973, and one way to save on cash is to re-use animations not just within the film (and from what I remember, that was a rare occurrence), but from previous films as well. In this case, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), The Jungle Book (1967), and The Aristocats (1970). Even with this in account, they did manage to put out a rather imaginative product with what they could do, and I won't lie when I say it's my personal favorite Disney film.
Had this as a kid on VHS, one of my favorites growing up. Lots of fun to be had with it, though the romantic musical part was always the driest portion of the movie for me. And yes as others have said, Lady Cluck is amazing. Also, Whistlestops rendition in this is my favorite.
I had no idea this was a mashup of TWO medieval legends! I didn't even know about that Reynard the Fox story, and I never noticed the Crusades reference or the historical references!
Characters in Reynard and their Robin Hood counterparts: Reynard = Robin Hood Hermeline (Reynard's also-a-fox wife, with whom he has three sons) = Maid Marian King Nobel = Prince John Isengrim (Reynard's wolf uncle) = Sheriff of Nottingham Moufflard = Trigger and Nutsy Chanticleer = Alan a Dale Bruin (one of Reynard's enemies, ironically) = Little John Grimbert (Reynard's badger nephew) = Friar Tuck Other characters in Reynard without counterparts in Disney's Robin Hood include Tybalt the cat (whom the Romeo and Juliet character named Tybalt was named after), Courtoys the dog, the king's secretary Baldwin the donkey, Isengrim's wife Hirsent, who was raped by Reynard, Reynard's ape uncle Martin, whose son Moneke is thought to be where the word monkey comes from, Cuwart the hare, whom Reynard murders after "reading the credo" with him, and Belyn the ram.
I remember watching this on video tape in the early 2000s when I was a kid in elementary school plus on Disney Channel when I get home from middle school
I had now idea *how many* different movies were ‘borrowed’ for that dance scene. Honestly, I agree with your “Easter Egg” comment. I think that makes the scene even cooler.
Only learned recently the song when Lady Cluck is doing the football linebacker stuff is the fight song of the University of Wisconsin Badgers. Appropriately titled, "On Wisconsin"
The wanted posters are so inconsistent. The scene he gives the rabbit boy a bow it 1000 gold. In Marian's room the poster in her wardrobe says 10000 ingots of something. What!
Tbh i always thought the story of Robin Hood tied in with assassins creed. Basically Robon hood and Little john were assassins trying to get rid of the Templar King John and his men so king john (a friend of the assassins) can rule as his rightful place. Nihil quidem licebat totum.
Now wait just a sec...just because Robin says they were "kids" together doesn't mean they were children. He could just mean they were teenagers. When you are 16 or 18, you may feel grown up, but by the time you are in your mid-twenties, you see yourself differently and may say "I was still just a kid back then." There's no need to take Robin and Marian so literally. Also, the animators didn't re-paint existing cels for any reason other than cost-cutting. After Walt's death, there was a lot of upheaval in the management structure for several years, and hand-drawn animation was always expensive because it was time-consuming. If you can traces and repaint existing bits of animation, it saves DAYS on production and tons of money. That entire decade was one of uncertain futures for the animation department, and The Black Cauldron was really the final nail in the coffin. By the time Eisner came and restructured everything, he was convinced no one wanted animated movies anymore and decided they were too expensive to produce, which is why there was so little animation out of Disney from Cauldron to The Little Mermaid (which kicked off the animation renaissance era)
Imo marian does not have a personality other than "omg i love robin hood", also yes it is confirmed marian is not biologically related but she is not adopted rather shes a ward to the government
....is she not SUPPOSED to have a personality? super weird comment. especially from someone whose icon is a girl whose "personality" is nothing but anxiety and snow lol
Personally I think the complaint about reused footage (which is more like reused rotoscope sources since everyone is redrawn) is extremely overblown. This was before the days of TV reruns, home video, and streaming so nobody could watch these things whenever they wanted. Plus all of the time take to record this footage, which wasn't as easy to put together as it is in the digital age, meant a lot of money and effort was put into it. They're supposed to put that much work into creating an asset and then toss it out when it can be used again? It's not like people don't do the same dance over and over in real life.
You know what I find interesting the plot about a younger lion brother jealous of his older brother's success and kingly Statius would be reused in the lion king, only big difference is that while Prince John is a spoiled crybaby man child with mommy issues and is comedic villain that is played for laughs, while Scar on the other hand is a sadistic cold heartless bastard who we can't wait to see him getting his just desserts especially since unlike John he literally had the balls to kill his own brother so he can take the title as king.
I will agree that this film needed that alternate ending to the climax to make it near flawless, since excluding Maid Marian from it and not having Prince John do anything to put up a fight, in addition to leaving Richard's relationship with John ambiguous given he doesn't appear until the end, meant it felt incomplete. Light hearted fits Disney's profile, and quite frankly when I saw the sketches for that alternate scene it didn't look too dark, I mean Walt was already dead before this film entered production so who's counting? All and all, it is outright fun, and in a way I kind of see Robin and Marian's relationship somewhat paralleling how my relationship with this friend of mine could turn out.
22:23 I think they used the same guy to voice them both to. Unless it was literally just copied i just found it funny that one part in both movies where we see Cain (I think is how they spelt it) gets hit with a full backswing of a steel sword and hes completely fine. Plus his eyes jumping up and down i assume indicating some kind of dizziness or concussion
I really hope you have a chance to review some of the Dreamworks movies. And when I talk about Dreamworks movies, I definitely mean their much appreciated movies. Like... The Prince Of Egypt The Road to El Dorado Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron Sinbad League Of The Seven Seas
I like to think this is a parody of Robin Hood furries put on in 1973 to "emulate" 1194. That would explain why a lot of the stuff not invented yet (farthings, Happy Birthday, balloons) would be in there. Then after their sole performance of it, they gave the reins to Disney to animate it and thus release it in theaters. With the alternate ending in place of its anti-climactic normal ending, I'd probably call this movie my guiltiest Disney pleasure.
"He's drawn so well and sounds so british that you'd HAVE to have a fictional crush on him, no matter who you are." Me, being a straight guy: Uhm... "Well, for the boys who weren't drawn into him, how about we introduce the love-interest of the movie." Me: Okay, that's more like it.
Bro why are you hating on the animal dynamics of the movie? It’s an animated kids movie and the animals add charm. If you say fox Robin Hood isn’t the most charming thing ever..... again tho why are you getting so caught up in animals disguising as other animals? When he disguised as a fox it’s too obvious but when he doesn’t it is again too obvious???
No. No. I love you, Hunter, but you cannot disrespect Princess Aurora. :P not the girl Walt and Mary Costa put years of work into creating. She does have a personality that's clear to people who actually watch the movie and aren't just saying it because it's hip to say so. More than Marian too, since Aurora shows a wider range of emotions and more layered traits like being flirty, sly, and intuitive. But Marian is good. Why do people always need to insult female character to uplift another? She's got nothing to do with RH.
why does everyone hate such good funny movies why is it that all overrated movies the best? They all have basic plots if think of it. Even the lion king. Its all basic simple even if some morals or so the best is did you have fun with it or laugh to me its a silly and charming movie my favorite with sword in the stone aladdin 1 and 2 all 4 are my favorite movies equally tied Tired of people hating this Lion king is overrated and who cares for stupid annoying ugly graphics Frozen.
Frozen's attention to detail is very well done, but congrats on having no understanding on art or design, I guess, just to be an edgy nonconformist? (also, like Aladdin isnt also overrated? lol)
@@jostockton. speaking from someone of this new Generation that basially likes bulky ugly stuff just because its new dont mean its good , its all too weird and ugly bulky mess. Aladdin is colorful and charm and beautiful there moe to it than some weird Shriek blobby mess that is just ugly, or barbie things walking around the originals have color magic and charm to it. These new things are just bulky mess. But that is what happens with generational people. I deep down dont care you hate Aladdin most of you dont know art. YOu just know iPHones like addicted slaves. Owned by media, owned by phones, owned by party and owned by brainwashing. Who really cares what you say.
Disney: "Reynard the Fox or Robin Hood?"
Ken Anderson: "Why not both?"
The Bard don’t you mean Reynard?
Disney: GENIUS!!
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Robin Hood is one of my all-time underrated animated Disney movies!
I'm always amused by historical reference humor. Eleanor of Aquitaine really did love Richard best.
Oh Brian Bedford. If only you had been there to see Nick Wilde. He might as well have been Nicholas of Loxley. I still think he's the time-lost son of Robin and Marian.
The director confirmed that zootopia and robin hood arent the same worlds
YEah, she even recommended him as king after Richard's death. Though if her other sons also died in war, she might not have had many options
I remember liking this movie as a kid. Even then I didn't like that king Richard returned and punished his brother off-screen.
I get it: the deleted ending showed his return, but was edited out probably because it seemed too convenient that the king returned from the crusades the very moment prince John was about to stab Robin. However, it's better to have a contrived coincidence than to have an off-screen ending.
Yes Robin Hood. My first cartoon crush😁
This is one of my favourite Disney movies
So underrated. Definitely a heartwarming movie
MH: "I'd say the Prince and his men are all idiots."
Me: "They are."
I believe another reason why the re-use of animation in some scenes (especially in the "Phony King of England" scene) is due to the film having a lower budget than normal (approx $1.5 million USD). Animated pictures cost a lot more to make than live-action, even back in 1973, and one way to save on cash is to re-use animations not just within the film (and from what I remember, that was a rare occurrence), but from previous films as well. In this case, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), The Jungle Book (1967), and The Aristocats (1970).
Even with this in account, they did manage to put out a rather imaginative product with what they could do, and I won't lie when I say it's my personal favorite Disney film.
This was my favourite Disney movie when I was a kid!
Fun fact: The actress who did Marian's voice in the Swedish version was also called Monica!
Had this as a kid on VHS, one of my favorites growing up. Lots of fun to be had with it, though the romantic musical part was always the driest portion of the movie for me. And yes as others have said, Lady Cluck is amazing. Also, Whistlestops rendition in this is my favorite.
First saw it on VHS at ny aunt'a, repeatedly until I got a DVD copy of my own
"This is no place for a lady."
Is there something you want to tell us, LADY Cluck?
I don't think that's what she meant but OK.
@@leohino9211 It was a joke.
@@nickcopeland6915
What's a joke? XD
@@leohino9211 Look. Never mind. I'm sorry you don't get it.
@@nickcopeland6915
I did get it I was just messing with you. No hard feelings.
Review this underrated Disney Gem:
The Great Mouse Detective
Little John confirmed for Avengers Endgame
3:38 Whistlestop came WAY before Hamsterdance.
Whistle stop IS the hamster dance 🤦🏾♂️
@@dillonohlemiller9027 other way around, hamster dance is Whistle Stop. Whistle Stop came first.
I always loved this movie as a kid
I had no idea this was a mashup of TWO medieval legends! I didn't even know about that Reynard the Fox story, and I never noticed the Crusades reference or the historical references!
Characters in Reynard and their Robin Hood counterparts:
Reynard = Robin Hood
Hermeline (Reynard's also-a-fox wife, with whom he has three sons) = Maid Marian
King Nobel = Prince John
Isengrim (Reynard's wolf uncle) = Sheriff of Nottingham
Moufflard = Trigger and Nutsy
Chanticleer = Alan a Dale
Bruin (one of Reynard's enemies, ironically) = Little John
Grimbert (Reynard's badger nephew) = Friar Tuck
Other characters in Reynard without counterparts in Disney's Robin Hood include Tybalt the cat (whom the Romeo and Juliet character named Tybalt was named after), Courtoys the dog, the king's secretary Baldwin the donkey, Isengrim's wife Hirsent, who was raped by Reynard, Reynard's ape uncle Martin, whose son Moneke is thought to be where the word monkey comes from, Cuwart the hare, whom Reynard murders after "reading the credo" with him, and Belyn the ram.
Pretty weird to see that this was made on the cheap and how rushed some parts of it were. Still, I'll take it over the 2018 Robin Hood movie...
I loved this movie
I remember watching this on video tape in the early 2000s when I was a kid in elementary school plus on Disney Channel when I get home from middle school
I had now idea *how many* different movies were ‘borrowed’ for that dance scene.
Honestly, I agree with your “Easter Egg” comment.
I think that makes the scene even cooler.
This movie a classic .
Only learned recently the song when Lady Cluck is doing the football linebacker stuff is the fight song of the University of Wisconsin Badgers. Appropriately titled, "On Wisconsin"
This is one of those movies that always sticks around in the pop culture osmosis. Even with the hamster dance. (Look it up.)
This is my dad’s favorite Disney movie. You should review more classic Disney movies
tbh i always saw robin hood as an Assasin for the brotherhood so thats why he is a Legend and never really "exsisted"
The wanted posters are so inconsistent. The scene he gives the rabbit boy a bow it 1000 gold.
In Marian's room the poster in her wardrobe says 10000 ingots of something. What!
one of the underrated Disney animated movies
Tbh i always thought the story of Robin Hood tied in with assassins creed. Basically Robon hood and Little john were assassins trying to get rid of the Templar King John and his men so king john (a friend of the assassins) can rule as his rightful place. Nihil quidem licebat totum.
The arrow came from then the bad guys were shooting at them in the water. Look back, at 25:38.
The darker ending would of really helped Marion's character a bit, and made John an even more threatening presence before the big rescue...ah well
Now wait just a sec...just because Robin says they were "kids" together doesn't mean they were children. He could just mean they were teenagers. When you are 16 or 18, you may feel grown up, but by the time you are in your mid-twenties, you see yourself differently and may say "I was still just a kid back then." There's no need to take Robin and Marian so literally.
Also, the animators didn't re-paint existing cels for any reason other than cost-cutting. After Walt's death, there was a lot of upheaval in the management structure for several years, and hand-drawn animation was always expensive because it was time-consuming. If you can traces and repaint existing bits of animation, it saves DAYS on production and tons of money. That entire decade was one of uncertain futures for the animation department, and The Black Cauldron was really the final nail in the coffin. By the time Eisner came and restructured everything, he was convinced no one wanted animated movies anymore and decided they were too expensive to produce, which is why there was so little animation out of Disney from Cauldron to The Little Mermaid (which kicked off the animation renaissance era)
IMO Maid Marian is adopted. And WOW SHE ACTUALLY HAS A PERSONALITY.
Imo marian does not have a personality other than "omg i love robin hood", also yes it is confirmed marian is not biologically related but she is not adopted rather shes a ward to the government
....is she not SUPPOSED to have a personality? super weird comment. especially from someone whose icon is a girl whose "personality" is nothing but anxiety and snow lol
Personally I think the complaint about reused footage (which is more like reused rotoscope sources since everyone is redrawn) is extremely overblown. This was before the days of TV reruns, home video, and streaming so nobody could watch these things whenever they wanted. Plus all of the time take to record this footage, which wasn't as easy to put together as it is in the digital age, meant a lot of money and effort was put into it. They're supposed to put that much work into creating an asset and then toss it out when it can be used again? It's not like people don't do the same dance over and over in real life.
My most favorite line from Phil Harris 6:53
The arrow in Robin’s hat at the beginning game from the henchmen firing arrows at him.
For all its perceived problems, "Robin Hood," is still the best film from Walt Disney's so-called "Dark Age."
You know what I find interesting the plot about a younger lion brother jealous of his older brother's success and kingly Statius would be reused in the lion king, only big difference is that while Prince John is a spoiled crybaby man child with mommy issues and is comedic villain that is played for laughs, while Scar on the other hand is a sadistic cold heartless bastard who we can't wait to see him getting his just desserts especially since unlike John he literally had the balls to kill his own brother so he can take the title as king.
I will agree that this film needed that alternate ending to the climax to make it near flawless, since excluding Maid Marian from it and not having Prince John do anything to put up a fight, in addition to leaving Richard's relationship with John ambiguous given he doesn't appear until the end, meant it felt incomplete. Light hearted fits Disney's profile, and quite frankly when I saw the sketches for that alternate scene it didn't look too dark, I mean Walt was already dead before this film entered production so who's counting? All and all, it is outright fun, and in a way I kind of see Robin and Marian's relationship somewhat paralleling how my relationship with this friend of mine could turn out.
did RH not think all those bullseyes would be a dead giveaway?
Here's another one:
Jungle Book and Sword in the Stone. Dog licking scene.
You know which one. :)
I think Marian is award. She was adopted.
One of my all time favorite films.
aw yes I'd remembered Disney's Robin Hood before Zootopia came years later still uniting Furries
22:23 I think they used the same guy to voice them both to. Unless it was literally just copied i just found it funny that one part in both movies where we see Cain (I think is how they spelt it) gets hit with a full backswing of a steel sword and hes completely fine. Plus his eyes jumping up and down i assume indicating some kind of dizziness or concussion
10,000 ingots for robins capture while those posters say 1000?
I hadn't since this since I had it on VHS tape man I feel old
I’m probably the only who sees this, but I see the Disney version of Robin Hood a Disney’s answer to the Ezio trilogy of Assassin’s Creed
I never knew friar was a badger.
It's my favorite underrated Disney movie
I have a request if I may, Disney's The Little Mermaid. There's a lot to talk about in it.
Everybody by now knows that some of the animation was phoned in.
I really hope you have a chance to review some of the Dreamworks movies.
And when I talk about Dreamworks movies, I definitely mean their much appreciated movies. Like...
The Prince Of Egypt
The Road to El Dorado
Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron
Sinbad League Of The Seven Seas
FINALLY MY CHILDHOOD INTRODUCTION TO FURRYS
I like to think this is a parody of Robin Hood furries put on in 1973 to "emulate" 1194. That would explain why a lot of the stuff not invented yet (farthings, Happy Birthday, balloons) would be in there. Then after their sole performance of it, they gave the reins to Disney to animate it and thus release it in theaters. With the alternate ending in place of its anti-climactic normal ending, I'd probably call this movie my guiltiest Disney pleasure.
18:38
What a pathetic crybaby.
No wonder his mom hated him so much.
What would Guy Gizborne be like in this movie?
Probably a silver or grey fox.
Some people consider Sir Hiss to be the Guy of Gisborne equivalent in this movie.
6 46 similar to cars 2 and 3
Favorite movie
a request for you to please do walt disney'speter pan from 1953
i have a request for you to please do walt disney's bambi 1942
It’s a good movie!!!!
that dog with busted leg that cast on his foot changes leg either that or that dog is faking it
"He's drawn so well and sounds so british that you'd HAVE to have a fictional crush on him, no matter who you are."
Me, being a straight guy: Uhm...
"Well, for the boys who weren't drawn into him, how about we introduce the love-interest of the movie."
Me: Okay, that's more like it.
Media Hunter Reviews
great review i enjoyed it
can you do a review of the movie
Dolphin Tale 2011
whenever you see my response
Saw it on vimeo i wanted to watch it again
You Can Find It On Various Forms Of Media VHS Betamax Laserdisc DVD Blu-ray And Disney +
Peter YOUstinov. Spelled Ustinov, pronounced YOUstinov
love this movie
1:31 Pronounced Rye-ther-man
This movie was my childhood
you got hunted down by a king? that's terrible
Bro why are you hating on the animal dynamics of the movie? It’s an animated kids movie and the animals add charm. If you say fox Robin Hood isn’t the most charming thing ever..... again tho why are you getting so caught up in animals disguising as other animals? When he disguised as a fox it’s too obvious but when he doesn’t it is again too obvious???
No. No. I love you, Hunter, but you cannot disrespect Princess Aurora. :P not the girl Walt and Mary Costa put years of work into creating. She does have a personality that's clear to people who actually watch the movie and aren't just saying it because it's hip to say so. More than Marian too, since Aurora shows a wider range of emotions and more layered traits like being flirty, sly, and intuitive. But Marian is good. Why do people always need to insult female character to uplift another? She's got nothing to do with RH.
ya'll are gonna Like the most mundane comments that add nothing but not defend Aurora from his weird dig, huh?
This is a decent film.
Will you do the outsiders
Hey, no offense, are you ever gonna review the Herbie series?
@Ash Kitt Well then I would LOVE for him to review Sonic OVA to judge that one before the upcoming Sonic 2019 film.
Hey Isaac, I know another don bluth related movie you can review, the rescuers.
Lmao at 19:11😆🤣😂
I watched this movie all the time as a kid. Thank God I never found Tumblr and became a furry.
This movie made me appreciate furries!
10:31 Medium or well-done? 😈
Can you please review the other 3 open season movies there cringeworthy
why does everyone hate such good funny movies why is it that all overrated movies the best? They all have basic plots if think of it. Even the lion king. Its all basic simple even if some morals or so the best is did you have fun with it or laugh to me its a silly and charming movie my favorite with sword in the stone aladdin 1 and 2 all 4 are my favorite movies equally tied Tired of people hating this Lion king is overrated and who cares for stupid annoying ugly graphics Frozen.
Frozen's attention to detail is very well done, but congrats on having no understanding on art or design, I guess, just to be an edgy nonconformist? (also, like Aladdin isnt also overrated? lol)
@@jostockton. speaking from someone of this new Generation that basially likes bulky ugly stuff just because its new dont mean its good , its all too weird and ugly bulky mess. Aladdin is colorful and charm and beautiful there moe to it than some weird Shriek blobby mess that is just ugly, or barbie things walking around the originals have color magic and charm to it. These new things are just bulky mess. But that is what happens with generational people. I deep down dont care you hate Aladdin most of you dont know art. YOu just know iPHones like addicted slaves. Owned by media, owned by phones, owned by party and owned by brainwashing. Who really cares what you say.
dc network. cartoon network has shut down.
cn website.