Jungle Book (Goodtimes)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Goodtimes Entertainment is back with their silly take on Mowgli, Baloo and Bageera!
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I was gonna say that was Dingo
@@thing1thing2themediamaniac43 Jetlag King Louie and Jetlag Buzzie, Dizzy, Flaps and Ziggy
What do you think of this my comment ?????
@@thing1thing2themediamaniac43 When Enzo D'Alò directed an animated adaptation of Pinocchio that is very accurate to the book
@@thing1thing2themediamaniac43 Have you ever see Mondo World Pocahontas ???
@@thing1thing2themediamaniac43 King Louie in the Bevanfield jungle movie
"Perhaps there is no moral to this story."
-L. Simpson
It’s just a bunch of stuff that happens!
Goodtimes always has this weird knack for having *almost* good character designs that are then ruined by having the cheapest animation imaginable. Still, cheap hand drawn animation has a charm to it that cheap CGI doesn't, so that's something I guess.
I don’t find much to be charmed about in this one personally
@@limalepakko6074 No but it'd be so much uglier if it were cheap 90s CGI.
I remember watching this movie as a kid and I love it
But it's faithful to the book
Salsoul had a lot of great tracks, but GoodTimes had some wack animated films.
So Mowgli stayed with the humans long enough to learn their language, but they never got around to giving him some proper clothes? Guess they really didn't care about him all that much.
Maybe he just didn't like wearing human clothes, but that would actually make some sense.
F
In the original story, they shunned Mowgli because they saw him communicate with animals in their own language, so they thought he was some kind of demon. So Mowgli was like "Wow, fuck you guys, I saved your village and this is how you thank me?" and he just goes back to the jungle.
So true.
I actually have this in DVD and there is a scene where his mother tries to give him a shirt, but he refuses
”I should call him dinner” took me out
Ah yes, crawling into a wolf's cave is very brave! Not risky at all! Like Wabuu would say '' Mowgli is soooooo stupid! '' 😂
Did she actually say "A brave little naked fraud?" That would be hilarious.
She said frog. I remember that in the book it was the meaning of Mowgli's name.
@@user-dx2xg8kx3n Ah right. Too bad.
@@user-dx2xg8kx3n Would you think that people that expect King Louie and the vultures in the Goodtimes Entertainment jungle movie are stupid ????
@@user-dx2xg8kx3n Tabaqui being a Liverpudlian jackal warlord
3:39 So, for those who don’t know, Shere Khan is actually canonically lame in the original books.
Lame as in one of his paws is crippled, not at in he’s pathetic. That’s part of why he doesn’t just kill Mowgli when he’s a baby and decides to do it with politics.
Wanted to clear that up for those who thought they were constantly calling Khan lame as in pathetic, which isn’t the correct term
All the jungle animals referring to the tiger as "Sheera Khan" and the hideously deformed mutant named Mowgli really bring this version to life.
I think it’s supposed to be said that way
Well, that IS how the name is pronounced
@@SwiftNimblefoot Buzzie, Dizzy, Flaps and Ziggy are Rudyard Kipling's vultures and what roles have in the Jetlag jungle movie ?????
It’s always a good time when Phelous talks about good times
FACT lol
@@norbertovalle7928 The terrible wolf warlord Akela the assassin
Akela is a sadistic wolf that wield 6 daggers and a mace with chain
@@norbertovalle7928 Phoelous ask where are King Louie and the vultures in the Jetlag and Goodtimes Entertainment jungle movie
Jetlag King Louie
Jetlag Buzzie, Dizzy, Flaps and Ziggy
@@norbertovalle7928 Do you know that some arts depict the jackal warlord Tabaqui Sixclaw with the mop haircut of The Beatles ????
Tabaqui the Liverpudlian jackal warlord
The edits to make it seem the Wolf parents wanted to kill/eat the baby is the kind of Phelan comedy that always brings a much needed chuckle to my chest! XD
16:50 Whoa whoa whoa! Was he supposed to say he’s never been *prouder* of one of his sons, or did he actually mean that he’s never been proud of any of them?!
“Father of the year!”
I thought that was just a Phelous edit.
@@FrenkTheJoyI mean, if it was an edit, it was a pretty good one. It doesn’t look edited to me lol, but I could be wrong.
It was an edit, lol.
@@phelousWait, seriously? Lol, I seriously had no idea. Thanks for clearing that up, and great video as always!
@@phelous I wonder if in the Goodtimes Entertainment movie Kaa is an evil rattlesnake as he was in the Jean Jacques Annaud book
I recall that in the Disney one, fire also wasn't Mowgli's idea. He didn't know how to make it, and instead used it after a tree caught fire from being struck by lightning. It was the vultures who told him Shere Khan was afraid of fire. (Hope I spelled that right.) But they didn't try to claim he was "wise" for doing it.
🎶 "Look for the Phel Necessities. The simple Phel necessities. Forget about your worries and your Strife."
I mean the Phel Necessities, oh Bevenfields recipes, that bring the Phel Necessities of life.
It's strife not strive. Those words have 2 very different meanings. But yes.
Phil Harris?
@@autobotproductions1244 King Louie and the vultures in the Bevanfield
Huh, I could have sworn you’ve done this one already! Anyway, this is the only Goodtimes knockoff that actually managed to fool my parents into buying it for me, I vividly remember being traumatized by Kaa eating the monkeys lmao
The Bevanfields Junglebook review also has dopey brown Balou and Mowgli on the thumbnail. I'm assuming that's why I also thought this was a reupload first
Same thing happened to me too
I thought it was a reupload of Bevanfield's adaptation too.
@@RainbyFINat least Goodtimes Baloo doesn’t look ugly as shit
nah that's the bevanfield version the bear in this one isn't as ugly
🎶 Welcome to the jungle, we got laws and rules!🎶
nice to see old man getting work
I actually found this one on DVD at a hardware store of all things. Bundled with Goodtimes' Beauty and the Beast and Snow White as well. Also Alice in Wonderland...you'd think it'd be the Goodtimes version like the other three 'movies', but no. It's the Burbank version for some reason. Go figure!
Didn't expect mowgli to earn my respect by being all sassy to the other humans. 😄 Little rebel
Right? That part made me laugh so hard.
Mowgli got Shere Khan trampled and then wore him as clothing. Good times!
Imagine if Scar wore Mufasa’s hide in Lion King after killing him
Though I’m not sure how his corpse was left looking so intact as it was in the movie
In the book, he also burns off his whiskers to ensure he couldn't come back. It's the ultimate Fuck You
@@limalepakko6074didn't Herculese do that?
@@limalepakko6074 What role have the vultures Buzzie, Dizzy, Flaps and Ziggy in the jungle movie by Jetlag and Goodtimes Entertainment ?????
And i wonder if King Louie is a villain here
That was... something. Of course, made for kids, but skinning the bad guy and wearing his hide, face and all. Definitely wasn't expecting that. In some of the Disney adaptations, we got dark, but it was shown in silhouette, like what happened to Scar, Clayton, and Gaston falling into the abyss, etc. Just wow.
Don't forget the Shadow Man being dragged into Hell!
To be fair mowgli wearing Shere Khans hide was in the novel but yeah good times adapting that detail is surprising
@@Mammothsaber-4457 Jetlag Buzzie, Dizzy, Flaps and Ziggy
I remember having this vhs as a kid and NEVER watching it.
I'm going to keep it that way 20 years later.
Lmao same someone sent us this version and we never watched it and watched the Disney one until the VHS wore out. It was one of our favorites.
@@queenofawesome2550 Terence Malick direct a historic movie about Pocahontas that follow closely its historic reality, so an historically accurate adaptation of Pocahontas
Most of the elements that modern audience commonly associate with Pocahontas ( Meeko the raccoon, Flint the hummingbird, Grandmother Willow and a villainous Governor Ratcliffe ) are purely Disney inventions, and the historic reality of Pocahontas wasn't a love story but a tragedy, and moreover the real-life Ratcliffe was actually a kind and selfless person toward Pocahontas tribe
@@queenofawesome2550 The New World is the Pocahontas movie directed by Terence Malick
@@queenofawesome2550 I think that the Pocahontas movie by Goodtimes Entertainment and Jetlag is faithful to its historic reality
9:28 So living in trees apparently don’t count as living in the jungle, despite the fact that the trees are rooted in the jungle floor, the monkeys live in ruins not in the trees, there’s a scene showing them having a friendly conversation with a Kite (a bird) that is above even the trees and yet they weren’t treated as an enemy, and Bagheera was introduced lying down in a tree that I assume he also sometimes sleeps in because he’s a panther.
Bagheera’s lawyer career wasn’t a very long one
This does stay pretty close to volume one of the book, which is a plus. I think it's implied in the books that the village woman wasn't Mowgli's birth mother, though - she just lost her kid to the jungle many years ago, and assumed Mowgli to be his reincarnation or something. Also, I believe the book ended with him not returning to the old pack, but starting his own with his wolf siblings (there was also a last-minute remark about him re-joining the humans and scoring himself a wife eventually). Still, out of all the versions, the Russian one is my favourite, despite the changes to the source material. It just has so much style.
They don't have time to animated all , buldeo should appear and try to use tiger dead body , and akela atack him because Mowgli want , and there isn't a part when people chase him out of village.
I think this is better than Disney Baloo have his original personality he is serious teacher, and kaa isn't a villain .
@@user-xc1br1vo3d Akela is the sadistic wolf warlord with blue eyes, so he has the face of an angel but the soul of a demon
The weapons of the wicked wolf Akela are 6 daggers and a mace with chain
@@user-xc1br1vo3d Jetlag King Louie and Jetlag Buzzie, Dizzy, Flaps and Ziggy
King Louie and the vultures from the jungle movie by Goodtimes Entertainment and Jetlag
@@user-xc1br1vo3d Do you know that in some arts the jackal warlord Tabaqui is depicted with the mop haircut of The Beatles ????
According to the site Jean Jacques Annaud wiki, the weapons of the jackal warlord Tabaqui are spear, bow and arrows, sword and spinning blades, which makes Tabaqui one of the Jean Jacques Annaud villains with the highest number of weapons
The bare necessities of animating
Shere Khan's face at the end should be the new channel icon.
scott mcneill giving it "your soul is mine" in that clip
Gotta love the depictions of Indian people. Pale skin, largely Muslim garb but they're also wearing Sikh turbans, the only important woman AND man have bindi...
I think the jet lag productions animators and writers aren’t known for representational accuracy either, because they must’ve added lots of relatively light skinned (by Indian standards anyway) northern Indian characters into a setting more associated with middle India.
@@SlapstickGenius23 Where are King Louie and the vultures in the jungle movie by Jetlag and Goodtimes Entertainment ?????
@@SlapstickGenius23 I prefer Mondo World Pocahontas over Disney Pocahontas
Everyone remember the characters of Meeko the raccoon, Flint the hummingbird and Grandmother Willow in the Disney version of Pocahontas, but in case of Mondo World Pocahontas it would be a mistake expecting Meeko, Flint and Grandmother Willow to be here
In the Mondo World adaptation, Pocahontas has animal friends in the form of cougar, coyote, bison and eagle, and since Mondo World cannot infringe upon Disney's rights, Flint, Meeko and Grandmother Willow are absent
@@SlapstickGenius23 In contrast to the popular Disney adaptation, Enzo D'Alò's Pinocchio is very accurate to the original book
This movie has the bare necessities of being an entertaining movie
So it is actually entertaining then?
@@ZC-Infinity it’s better than bevanfield and I don’t personally like the 1967 Disney movie (the music in the Disney movie is great except for the Beatles vultures, but the plot is super boring, the 2017 live action is better. )
Goodtimes is no better than Dingo. Dingo is so bad it’s good due to Dingo understanding how bad their catalog is but goodtimes and bevanfield are touching the prickly pear on the paw
@@Sarahonwheels Where are King Louie and the vultures in the jungle movie by Goodtimes Entertainment and Jetlag ????!
@@ZC-Infinity Are Shanti and Ranjan in jungle movie by Goodtimes Entertainment and Jetlag ??!!!!
@@Sarahonwheels I prefer Mondo World Pocahontas over the Disney one
Instead of Meeko the raccoon and Flint the hummingbird, here Pocahontas has animal friends in the form of cougar, coyote, bison and eagle
''Adopting a man cub? That is ASS!''
And that's how Krillin the Jackal became my favorite character in the movie.
Also LOVE the TaleSpin reference at 12:49. Great cartoon.
I'm glad there's movies that have Kaa as a protagonist like the books i wish they all did, could you imagine Kaa eating king Louie that would be hilarious
So Disney changed Kaa to a Villain because of Western Superstition with associating Snakes with evil
@@MadMalManny The tiger family from Little Zorro of the jungle, in which my favourite member is Grandmother Tiger, an elderly female tiger that wear light blue eyeglasses and a pink bonnet with a white collar
@@MadMalManny In the Jean Jacques Annaud book Kaa is an evil rattlesnake that is villainous as Mowgli the tyrant, his master
@@MadMalManny Have you ever heard of Mondo World Pocahontas ???
I love Mondo World Pocahontas because of her animal protectors that are a cougar, a coyote, a bison and an eagle, but don't expect to find Flint the hummingbird, Meeko the raccoon and Grandmother Willow, because these characters are a purely Disney creation, which mean that they are exclusive to the Disney adaptation and so only Disney can use them
After all, Mondo World cannot infringe upon Disney's rights, which is the reason why there are no Meeko, Flint and Grandmother Willow in Mondo World Pocahontas
The red eyes make Mowgli not a human but something inhuman
His actual identity shouldn't be known. Its a Deadly Dangerous knowledge!
@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434 Yesterday i have watched the movie The New World directed by Terence Malick, which is a historically accurate adaptation of Pocahontas, so audience should not expect a talking willow, a raccoon and an hummingbird as Pocahontas animal friends, and romantic moments between Pocahontas and John Smith
Look for the bare good time necessities?
One step up from Dingo Pictures…
I'd say two steps 😉
@@chiarabutteri4293 Nah, Dingo is so bad its awesome. This is just mid
okay but seriously, that Soviet Jungle Book is the most accurate adaptation of The Jungle Book and is a gorgeous movie to look at.
The Soviet Russian Mowgli film also has book tie ins made for families in many parts of Eastern Europe! A cool movie compilation and a seminal short film series beloved by almost everyone in the land of Alexei Tolstoy!
@@SlapstickGenius23 Do you like the tiger family from Little Zorro of the jungle ?????
My favourite members of the tiger family from Little Zorro of the jungle are the father tiger that wear a large turban and a medal around his neck, and grandmother tiger, the elderly female tiger with a lavender-coloured nose, light grey eyebrows and red cheeks, which wear light blue eyeglasses and a pink bonnet with a white collar
@@SlapstickGenius23 Have you ever see Enzo D'Alò's Pinocchio ???
In contrast to the popular Disney adaptation, Enzo D'Alò's Pinocchio is very faithful to the book, in fact this animated Pinocchio movie directed by Enzo D'Alò is probably the most accurate Pinocchio adaptation
@@SlapstickGenius23 Audience tend to find its point of reference in the Disney adaptations of novels, fairytales and true stories, and it can be very hard to deviate from them
For example, Enzo D'Alò's Pinocchio is very accurate to the book, but most people will be confused instead of applauding Enzo for being faithful to the book
And in Mondo World Pocahontas there are no Meeko the raccoon, Flint the hummingbird and Grandmother Willow, since these characters are a purely Disney creation and so only Disney can use them, but most people will think they are missing
The Tailspin reference was awesome 😂
Loved that series. 😊
@@Passions5555 Akela the assassin is a vicious wolf warlord that wield 6 daggers and a mace with chain
The wicked wolf Akela has the face of an angel but the soul of a demon
@@Passions5555 Jetlag King Louie
Jetlag Buzzie, Dizzy, Flaps and Ziggy
I mean King Louie and the vultures in the jungle movie by Goodtimes Entertainment and Jetlag
14:34 Missed opportunity for an "accidentally burning down the jungle" joke.
Really says something to how much the Disney Animated Canon has influence over the stories it adapts for a cheap cash in movie from 20-30 years later IS considered a cheap cash in. I'm sure this just so happened to be when Disney rereleased it to VHS or something. After all, there's so many other Jungle Book adaptions out there, but only ONE gave us the glory that is Talespin.
Plus, they all pronounce Mowgli as "moh-glee" when it was originally pronounced "mau-glee" in the book.
@@Keznen That's probably the Disney influence. Years ago, I saw some Burger King toy or something that was from a Jungle Book adaption I didn't know existed, and thought it was a cheapy DTV. Turns out, it was a legitimate TV series. Just one that didn't air on American Television. Or if it did, some obscure channel. I wound up getting a couple episodes on a compilation DVD, but never got around to watching them.
@@mightyfilm Mowgli pronounced "moh-glee" had been around longer than Disney tho. The old Sabu movie used it.
then again, Disney influence is like a virus or something so your point still stands.
Oh, what adaption was it? Was it animated? Was it the anime? That weird CG one? Now I'm curious.
@@alexandragutierrez393 The CGI one.
I honestly don't blame Disney so much for their movies being the dominant adaptions, so much as it's far easier and lazier to reference that version than the originals. Of all things, a Sesame Street special was the one that had to point out that the Tweedles weren't in Alice in Wonderland, but the follow up.
@@Keznenkillings daughter hated the Disney version for doing that
Surprised to you didn’t bring up Tabaqui’s awful design in this. They call him a jackal but he looks more like a cheetah who, halfway through his birth, remembered he was actually a jackal. Fitting lackey for a “lame old tiger” I s’pose.
The people who made this have apparently never seen a jackal in their lives
@@Lunar.phant0m2 Where are King Louie and the vultures in the jungle movie by Jetlag and Goodtimes Entertainment ?????
Mowgli's chest makes it look like he's actually a Ditto in disguise.
AAAAAAAAH now I can't unsee it, LMAO. Also another thing I can't unsee is that the parent wolves are just Fox from The Animals of Farthing Wood but colored differently. XD
@@cintronproductions9430 Mowgli in the GoodTimes movie also looks a bit like Toei’s Wolf Boy Ken. Both are boys raised by wolves and have multiple adventures.
13:25 Stupid surprised Bagheera!
Bagheera: BE DIAMONNNNNDS!
Mowgli: wrong movie. This is GoodTimes, not Dingo Pictures.
Bagheera: sorry. I always wanted to say that.
I did not see that one coming from Goodtimes, they went dark with Shere Khan
That shocking face of Shere Khan, hilarious!
10:58 - 11:04 Well you can't expect 'The House of [Mouse]' to accurately depict a snake as an ally.
what about the brave toaster
and the princess and the frog
Even funnier, said mouse is a mouse! XD Tell that to the O'Malley cats!
Jokes aside, Kaa really needs this kind of justice. Everywhere we search his name, it's flooded with hypno pics one after the other! I can't stand it!
That actually is part of the reason why Walt made Kaa a villain. He didn’t believe a snake could be a good guy
@@drewluczynski9609that’s stupid
@@gooeydude574 It’s the truth
Always a good day when phelous does a good time review
Well, Disney made Kaa a bad guy because "SNAKES BAD!" pretty much :P
Also Kaa going after the monkey because he's told they insulted him is part of the original story as well. That is pretty much his "character flaw" that he has some ego and can be manipulated by it.
0:21 Yeah, maybe, but is there any Playstation advertising via monkey death? That's the most important part of the story! They better not leave it out!
15:20 - 15:28 The child spent his formative years living like an animal and yet supposedly there is a class of servant folk even lower in the hierarchy than Mowgli? How does this society work?
His parents are on the high position.
Wow.... Im actually impressed! Whoed thunk this from Goodtimes of all places? For such a low quality production, its surprisingly very book accurate, right down to the caste issue! The Jungle Book is one of my top loved books so im very appreciative of the details
*The following are the musings of a Salty SEAGULL named EARL who just shows up in my posts whenever he feels like it!*
[EARL the Salty SEAGULL:] "It's always fun to ride the cash-in coaster with Phelous & hopefully OLD MAN!" 0:27 - "At least Goodtimes doesn't make you fall asleep or terrify you with its interpretation of what a BEAR looks like!" 8:29 - "Goodtimes Mogwi's design looks a little feminine with those lips & that hair!" 11:29 - "Well it is kinda hilarious when you think about!" 12:23 - "Now that is pure dark comedy right there!" 12:46 - "Goodtimes Tailspin unfortunately was never produced as their lawyers explained to them that Tailspin wasn't in the public domain unlike the Jungle Book so only this proof of concept survived (they wanted to explain why Mogwi wasn't in the show)!" 13:28 - *SEAGULL Laugh* "Stupid Surprise Goodtimes Bagera!" 15:47 - "Ah, the OLD MAN cometh to teach Goodtimes Mogwi some manners or burn him at the stake which ever one comes first!" 15:55 - "Okay, he'll teach Mogwi how to respect his elders!" 16:17 - *SEAGULL Laugh* "Stupid Surprised Goodtimes Sher Kahn!" 16:34 - "Best Adaptation! 10 outa 10! Seriously GOODTIMES had the BALLz to go DARK & I love em for it!" 18:19 - "We all know it was all part of the OLD MAN's plan to have Mogwi kill Sher Kahn and wear his pelt so OLD MAN can make bank discovering the Indian Tarzan, Mogwi!"
12:57 it just occurred to me that Talespin was kind of weird.
4:42 My only explanation is someone knew what it should be like... a mother wolf raising cubs and all... and someone knew what it should look like... the posing is right... but someone came in and stopped the first two.
"We will not be having Mowgli suckling a wolf breast. We'll just imply it."
im russian and having phelous mention our soviet union mowgli cartoon is not what i expected today
I came across that version on RUclips years ago and thought it was beautifully done. More true to the story than most but the art was just STUNNING!
@@omoidashu yeeess it is a very beautiful animation, honestly a lot of Soviet Union cartoons are awesome with a very inspired and masterful art direction
@@omoidashu Who would expect Pocahontas to having cougar, coyote, bison and eagle as her animal friends ???
This is Mondo World Pocahontas, and in Mondo World Pocahontas there are no Meeko the raccoon, Flint the hummingbird, and Grandmother Willow, since these characters are a purely Disney creation, which mean that only Disney can use them
@@imaginary-name Grandmother Tiger from Little Zorro of the jungle is an elderly tigress with a lavender-coloured nose, light grey eyebrows and red cheeks and she wear light blue eyeglasses and a pink bonnet with a white collar
Ahhh, a tailspin reference, for all ten of us who remember that show
10? I'm old now.
i never saw it when it was new, (i _might_ be just slightly too young to have seen it in reruns, can't remember one way or the other) but i watched the whole series on Disney+, at least :P
These ripoff animated movies aren’t Good Times but Phelous’s videos on them are
Oman, I actually saw this as a kid for some reason. The whole being hypnotized and eaten kind of stuck with me. Brutal
Tabaki: Wow, you guys gotta try this! 🚬
Disney: CANCELED!!!!
Phelous should be at at least 500k subs by now, why he isn't at 1 mil is beyond me
Phelous always brings in the Good Times.
LOL loved that Talespin skit you did. Just would have needed to shoehorn in Rebecca!
the terrifying feeling three minutes in to the video when I realise "oh no, I've SEEN this" and I remember the entire movie all at once
2:28 I love that Scott used his Silverbolt voice for Shere Khan.
Am I the only one who noticed that Mowgli's hair went from brown to jet black within seconds?
Maybe it’s when a single animator made an off model animation of baby Mowgli, weeks before finally giving him black hair as a preteen later on.
i'm a little disappointed that they just used "nonsense" when Mowgli disagrees with Buldeo instead of borrowing "cobwebs and moontalk" from the book. would've been funnier :P
I can't bear not having you video* I get shot by wabbu * wabbu - that pun was so stupid.
You just unlocked a long-forgotten childhood memory omg.
14:45 Some real white-lookin' Indians here.
White monkeys are pretty rare, you know. At least according to Lordzan.
They must’ve been based loosely on people living in Punjab, Haryana and northern Rajasthan.
Why does everyone keep remaking only that first Mowgli story? There are more of them in the Jungle Book.
And additionally, why do so many of them keep calling their adaptations "The Jungle Book" despite the original book (and its sequel) being a collection of several different short stories?
Strangely, this is actually how I animate lolol 😂😂
4:53: I shall call him dinner 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why does Mowgli look like a genderbent Crysta from Ferngully?
Interesting observation 🤔
@@Passions5555 Have you ever see Mondo World Pocahontas ???
In this version, Pocahontas has animal friends in the form of cougar, coyote, bison and eagle but don't expect to find the characters of Meeko the raccoon, Flint the hummingbird and Grandmother Willow, because these characters are a purely Disney creation, which mean that they are exclusive to the Disney adaptation and so only Disney can use them
After all, Mondo World cannot infringe upon Disney's rights, which is the reason why there are no Meeko, Flint and Grandmother Willow in Mondo World Pocahontas
@@Passions5555 The tiger family from Little Zorro of the jungle, and my favourite member of the tiger family is Grandmother Tiger, the elderly tigress with lavender-coloured nose, light grey eyebrows and red cheeks, which wear light blue eyeglasses and a pink bonnet with a white collar
@@Passions5555 Jetlag King Louie by Dan-the-Countdowner on DeviantArt
Jetlag Buzzie, Dizzy, Flaps and Ziggy by Dan-the-Countdowner on DeviantArt
Where are King Louie and the vultures in the jungle movie by Goodtimes Entertainment and Jetlag ?????
Okay but why does Mowgli look like that? 🥴 Phelous' "Halloween" edit was very fitting and it sent me. I had to replay that part like 10 times. 🤣
We need another mashup where good times and benvenfield toons are grafted together with Phelan and possibly Allison doing the voices!
I also like how he abandoned pink slave girl. Poor thing probably never had friends and it was the only act of kindness she had in whole life. But why stay for her, when he can play with wolves all day lol
The former wage-slave girl is more like a partial Expy of Jumeirah from the Jungle Book anime than being inspired by the Disney character Shanti.
How is that a jackal? What have they done to Tabaqui? Did Goodtimes not know what a jackal looks like!? Also is it just me or does Akela look like Fox from The Animals of Farthing Wood but colored blue?
16:34 Kimba approves
Do you mean jungle emperor Leo the white lion? He’s called as such in his manga source material by the god of postwar manga.
What’s interesting is that Jim Cummings who voiced Baloo in this Goodtimes adaptation of The Jungle Book would voice Baloo years later in Once Upon a Studio
He voiced him in the Golden Films version, not this one.
@@phelous My mistake. Almost sounded like him
@@phelous I love Mondo World Pocahontas because of the fact that the titular native american princess has cougar and coyote as her animal friends, but Monica Sanna, the mother of my friend Beatrice, find Mondo World Pocahontas disappointing because of its lack of the characters of Meeko the raccoon, Flint the hummingbird and Grandmother Willow and the songs
But since Flint the hummingbird, Meeko the raccoon and Grandmother Willow are purely Disney creation, they are exclusive to the Disney adaptation, and so only Disney can use them
After all, Mondo World cannot infringe upon Disney's rights, which is the reason why there are no Meeko, Flint and Grandmother Willow in Mondo World Pocahontas
@@phelous You know, audience tend to find its point of entry in the Disney adaptations of novels, fairytales and true stories, and it can be very hard to deviate from them
For example, in 2012 Enzo D'Alò directed an animated adaptation of Pinocchio that is very accurate to the book, but most people will be confused instead of applauding Enzo for being faithful to the book
And in Mondo World Pocahontas there are no Flint the hummingbird, Meeko the raccoon and Grandmother Willow, since these characters are a purely Disney creation and so only Disney can use them, but most people will think they are missing
@@TwilightLink77 Grandmother Tiger from Little Zorro of the jungle, and she is an elderly tigress with lavender-coloured nose, light grey eyebrows and red cheeks and she wear light blue eyeglasses and a pink bonnet with a white collar
I'm wondering why they drew full lips on Mowgli. Also Shere Khan's face at 16:19 🤣🤣🤣.
Better than just a line I guess
@@Passions5555 I wish Jetlag made an historically accurate adaptation of Balto and what do you think of this my comment ????????
Balto was popularized by his eponymous animated movie, but the historic reality of Balto was very different from the famous animated movie
@@Passions5555 Sultan from Little Zorro of the jungle and he is the father tiger that wear a large turban and has a medal around his neck
@@Passions5555 Andy Serkis should make and directing a gritty historically accurate adaptation of Pocahontas and what do you think of this my comment ??
Finally, an actual review again. Also whoa, Russian Shir Khan looks badass.
This is the version of Jungle Book that I grew up on. For years in my early childhood I always wondered why Disney made two Jungle Books. (😅)
I think part of the reason why Phelous's bootleg movie viewings (not truly reviews) is because because they are edited in a way that often makes them feel like youtube poops.
If anyone is wondering why the whole bit with Kaa and the Bander-log feels so disconnected from the rest of the story, that's because it IS XD The original Jungle Book and its sequel were a collection of shorter stories, most of which focused on Mowgli and his allies and foes in the Seeonee jungle.
The average Jungle Book mockbuster mostly follows the plot beats of "Mowgli's Brothers" and its sequel "Tiger! Tiger!" but they also shove in "Kaa's Hunting" as the middle third to pad out the runtime, even though the latter short story really has nothing to do with the whole Shere Khan/wolf pack/man village arc outside of starring some of the same characters (Mowgli, Bagheera and Baloo). They mostly do it because Kaa and the Bander-log were featured in the Disney version, so they are expected to show up at some point. It's no different than watching one of those throwaway anthology films you would get on VHS that just combined a few random episodes from an episodic cartoon and called it a movie. Or more specifically, it's like slapping some random 11-min episode in the middle of a two-parter to make its runtime roughly an hour. If these people cared, "How Fear Came" would make for a better tacked-on middle third, or they could make the last third be "Letting in the Jungle" or "The Spring Running", or some combination of the two.
Sorry to bother you, but now I'm curious on whether the Disney sequel is based on the stories that didn't make it into the original. I could google it, but I feel like I would end up having no straight answear 😅😅. This question is banking on the possibility of you having seen the sequel, but wtv.
@@thecolourfulpill No, the sequel has absolutely nothing to do with the other stories or those from The Second Jungle Book. It's mostly just a half-baked repeat of the first movie.
@@daliborjovanovic510Okay, thanks for replying! I haven't seen that movie in years and the only thing I remember is that I had a massive crash on the girl character, despite her being a pain in the ass (I was like 7 the last time I saw the movie, just to be clear) 😂.
@@daliborjovanovic510 Where are King Louie and the vultures in the jungle movie by Jetlag and Goodtimes Entertainment ???
For some reason Moglis face reminds me of the Boogeyman from Ghostbusters...and triggers my childhood trauma
It's those eyes 👀
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS ALL MY LIFE!
My first GoodTimes DVD I had, heck, I even got weirded out by the cover when I was a kid...
I surprisingly kinda enjoy Kaa's design here. It's surprising that of all of the animals they could have chosen, the one that ACTUALLY looks the closest to what it's supposed to be... Is one of the least obvious. Anyways, I like how it's probably the only one of these adaptations that has a realistic looking animal. The rest look okay in general, while Mowgli is just hideous.
Dear god, Mowgli looks TERRIFYING in this movie.
Yes so true
Well alright! Nice to have some Good Times right before a shift. But seeing the wolves reminded me that loser One Eye existed and that made the times BAD again!
11:45 “Return you?! You are our greatest prize ever!”
“So clearly we’ve never won *anything* before!”
😂😂 I don’t know if that was supposed to be a jab at Mowgli, the monkeys, or both, but dang!
Or they had won, like, measles before
As low-budget as it is, it's a fairly accurate adaptation and it has considerably more style than the other versions.
WOLFDADDYTHEBABYSLAYERLOCK: THE GREATEST JUNGLE DETECTIVE
Underrated joke, not even a minute in. This is why I love you Phelous
4:53. That's a high-quality RUclips Poop edit right there!
Maybe I’m just partial to Chuck Jones’s animation style, but that’s my favorite Jungle Book adaptation I’ve seen thus far. It’s even narrated by Cricket Crocket!
10:30 Nice Killer Instinct Reference!
XD
Ah this did the whole "Mowgli deciding to stay in the jungle rather than the man village" thing years before the Jon Favreau and Andy Serkis Live-Action Jungle Book films did.
Well, that’s an unexpected first for a jungle book film adaptation! It must’ve been interesting if not for the turgid animation.
Love your reviews! Fantastic job! I appreciate the Talespin reference too! This one was very good! I also couldn’t stop laughing at Shere Kahn’s face during the stampede! ROFL!
Old Man: "Oooo. A Delicious Man Cub!" :::swallows baby Moglie::
Sheer Khan: "Idiot! That was my meal!"
Wabuu: "That's the Good Time Necessities of Life."
Lion King: Infanticide, mah gawd!
Phelous golden films/goodtimes & bevanfield reviews are the best anxiety /panic attacks & depression reliever for me
13:10 Who wouldn't run if they saw that little hellspawn? I mean, he doesn't even look like something from this planet or any planet for that matter 💀
He must’ve unintentionally spooked a young villager because he’s trying to sneak at his parents’ house.
My old local thrift store had both the VHS and DVD of this movie. I did them a service and took them off their hands.
The power of one!
The power of two!
ThE PoWeR Of BeEiNg A cReEeEeEp!
The Law is the Law, and your father -- the black panther -- is your father.
Wait-