Maybe his dad is not that round, maybe he just wears a lot of layers which makes him look considerably chunkier. I mean back in the day they wore more clothes, didn’t they?
Prince Philip was always my favorite prince, Besides being so handsome he is a true good hearted rebel going in a good way against the rules. He also fights with all his might over Maleficient for the love of his life.
Mel Moi Phillip is such as underrated Disney prince. Critics called him "cardboard" and "two dimensional", although he went through a brutal kidnapping, a dungeon and a dragon to get his princess, and was the first Disney prince to have a name and funny lines.
- By Harry, I won't have it! You're a prince! And you're going to marry a princess! - Now, father, you're living in the past. This is the 14th century! Nowadays... - Nowadays, I'm still the King! And I command you to come to your senses! - And marry the girl I love. - Exactly! - Goodbye, father. - Goodbye, father... Marry the girl you... No noooo!
Veronica Campbell I love the ' Goodbye father' Goodbye father' have for years. Disney characters both good and evil are some times way too goofy between dialogue and behavior. Another example I've always liked was Merlin and Archimedes from Sword in the Stone, yes of course there's plenty more.
This scene never ceases to make me cackle at the irony of it all. Aurora has fallen in love with who she assumes is a peasant boy despite being betrothed to a prince, not realizing that said prince *is* the peasant boy she fell in love with. Meanwhile, Phillip has fallen in love with and intends to marry someone who he assumes is a peasant girl despite being betrothed to a princess, not realizing that said princess is the peasant girl. Phillip is willing to give up his crown and throne to marry the peasant girl, but would he really be losing it if the peasant girl just so happens to also be the very princess he was betrothed to? It kinda cancels out giving up his crown, throne, and titles. Meanwhile, me being the chaotic $h!t that I am, I'm enjoying every single second of this. I lose nothing, and I gain everything.
Ashlee Catron Yes. You should always respect your elders. Because 9 times out of ten they're going to be right and years later when you're in your 20's and 30's you'll look back and think, man was I stupid then. I should have listened to what my parents told me. It's really subjective to the situation of the individual. Some parents aren't good ones either.
- Shooting Starlight - i agree with you on this topic exept one thing I would never say im stupid and my parent's would never call me stupid because i have special needs and im special to my parents even though they are right sometimes I would never use those words
This part of the movie does bring up a interesting point: that the two kings Stefan and Hubert expect their kids to go through an arranged marriage, yet Phillip says she met someone earlier who was living somewhere in the forest earlier Phillip believes her to a peasant. Now granted, Phillip didn't know at the time that the "peasant" was actually Princess Aurora in disguise, but he doesn't seem to care much about *who* this young lovely lady was as long as Phillip wanted to marry for love rather than being part of the plan to succeed their elders.
Philip is my favorite Disney prince ever. He's just so sweet, funny, brave and cute. And he actually have lines! So rare in the first disney movies (I'm looking at you Cinderella's Prince and Snow white's prince)
Me too. Why did all the men who were good guys in Sleeping Beauty become either villains or wimps in Maleficent? I was so looking forward to seeing how the live-action Philip would go through the kidnapping at the cottage, the dungeon, the dangerous escape, the fight with the dragon, and I was so disappointed. Philip's kiss doesn't even wake Aurora. What the hell were they thinking with him?
@@Goodiesfanful I think they have the kiss not work on her because they're trying to give us a message that true love doesn't have to be from a guy or a handsome prince charming for example. It could be from family, or anyone who truly loves you and that true love doesn't always have to be romantic. I understand that it was rather dissapointing for you but for me I think it's a very important lesson for us. Besides, they only just met they don't really have a history with each other so how can he be her true love? But to each to their own of course and those are just my two cents. Sorry for the long text.
Exactly! I mean, if the movie is about Aurora and not Philip, then they should've given Aurora more character not just being there to be some eye candy she's the protagonist after all. They should've given us a reason why we need to care about her other than the curse thing.
Technically, Philip wouldn't have lost the crown and kingdom. The 'peasant girl' would've simply moved up in the world to become a Queen. It happened in western history several times.
@@AM-jc7vw Yeah, it's easy to be on Team Phillip because true love is great and we knew all along that he was actually in love with Aurora anyways. But we don't know how politically devastating it would have been for the future of two kingdoms if Phillip had torn up Hubert and Stefan's arranged marriage over some peasant girl he only spent ten minutes with.
In modern royalty, that would be the case. But in the middle ages, royalty was considered divine and marrying a peasant would be seen as defiling royal blood. Also, the reason Philip is betrothed to Aurora is for political union, not love. King Hubert is worried because Philip choosing the peasant means there will be no new dynasty and therefore no new kingdom.
1:06 Every time the father king asks the horse if his son prince is joking and the horse shakes his head and then the father makes that burbling sound I LAUGH SO HARD!
I just finished watching Tangled & Prince Phillip’s horse & Maximus have a lot in common, lol. Maximus could be this horse’s great-great-great-great grandson!😅
Snow white- don't know anything about the prince. Sleeping beauty- don't know anything about the princess. Cinderella- only thing we know about the prince is that hot women bore him.
Phillip must've had his Wheaties, the way he was able to lift up his noticeably overweight father and spin him around like he didn't weigh anything at all. Incredible!
Early Disney Prince’s like Florian, Phillip, and Prince Charming are so underrated. There is a certain charm and grace about them that is reminiscent of classic romantic characters from the works of Shakespeare. Yes, they get a lot less screen (aside from Phillip) time but they are still just as good as modern Disney Prince’s. What do you think?
"This is the 14th century." Is no one gonna talk about the Hundred Years' War in this comments section? Think about Crecy before the Plague and Poitiers afterwards.
Melissa D So Prince Phillip doesn't want his father's own 👑 to get damaged up, it'll be ruining his own royalty reputation not in front of the people of King Stefan's 🏰, & that will be big hard time 14th century trouble.
The kings really pulled the ol’ “omg, yk how we’re besties right? What if we had kids, like I had a boy and you had a girl, and then they got married and then we can be like related” “slayy”
ztslovebird Because it wasn't socially acceptable for a peasant to become a princess and later on a queen. So he would have to run away with the girl and therefore give up his claim to the throne.
Extinct Eddie- Cinderella is actually the daughter of a baron so her title would be 'The Honourable.' She's an aristocrat but is made to live like a servant by her wicked stepmother and stepsisters.
+Carolynne Walters Even a baron’s daughter would have caused a major uproar. Back in those days, royalty only ever married royalty with the very rare duke or duchess getting a pass. Maybe.
Lmao. People can say whatever they want about the movie, but I LOVE Prince Phillip 😆. He reminds me of Aladdin's personality (...or is it the opposite?).
Phillip is strong enough to lift up his noticeably rotund father and swing him around like it's nothing at all. That's amazing.
Maybe his dad is not that round, maybe he just wears a lot of layers which makes him look considerably chunkier. I mean back in the day they wore more clothes, didn’t they?
Cartoon logic when you're in love. And it might give you a little clue to the Luther Vandross song as well.
He did beat Maleficent. Man is he strong.
Well in the original story Philip’s mother is an ogress so maybe that has something to do with it
"Now father, you're living in the past. This is the 14th century!"
THAT'S WHY PHILIP IS THE BEST PRINCE.
Prince Philip was always my favorite prince, Besides being so handsome he is a true good hearted rebel going in a good way against the rules. He also fights with all his might over Maleficient for the love of his life.
He is also my favorite Disney prince.
Mel Moi Eric and Phillip are the only one's that do anything to save the girl the rest stand there and look pretty lol
Mel Moi Phillip is such as underrated Disney prince. Critics called him "cardboard" and "two dimensional", although he went through a brutal kidnapping, a dungeon and a dragon to get his princess, and was the first Disney prince to have a name and funny lines.
Prince Phillip is my favorite Disney Prince as well.
He was the first prince to have a real personality.
"This is the 14th century!"
Ok. He's officially awesome XD
"This is the 14 century!" YEA FATHER WAKE UP AND SMELL THE PLAGUE 😂😂
HAHA!! :-D
Dana Chambers OMFG 😂😂😂😂
Dana Chambers HA GOOD ONE
Dana Chambers lmfao
LOL
- By Harry, I won't have it! You're a prince! And you're going to marry a princess!
- Now, father, you're living in the past. This is the 14th century! Nowadays...
- Nowadays, I'm still the King! And I command you to come to your senses!
- And marry the girl I love.
- Exactly!
- Goodbye, father.
- Goodbye, father... Marry the girl you... No noooo!
Thats my favorite part 😂😂
Veronica Campbell what does he mean by Harry?
Jay Williams
Probably the same meaning as "By George" and "By Jove".
1987AnimeBoy thanks
Veronica Campbell
I love the ' Goodbye father'
Goodbye father' have for years.
Disney characters both good and evil are some times way too goofy between dialogue and behavior.
Another example I've always liked was Merlin and Archimedes from Sword in the Stone, yes of course there's plenty more.
The King getting caught up in Prince Phillip's pace is the funniest thing ever. Prince Phillip sure is one heck of a witty prince. XD
LMAOOO
This is the 14th century....... I laughed so hard
+Emily de Boer That is the most timeless line in the entire movie!
same XD
At least we know where this story takes place
Emily de Boer 😂😂😂😂
Why's that line so funny?
love how he even asked the horse lol
...And how the horse shook his head "no" in response. :)
Smiling too, like "Nope, you ain't changing the kid's mind, bub."
I love it how King Hubert goes "Goodbye Father" after Phillip.
Like a parrot.
Cracks me up every time
😂
Prince Phillip: doing "It's the current year!" before it was trending.
HenryvKeiper fabio fare Annalisa
So Prince Philip was cool 650 years before anyone else.
Disney used to be so ahead of its time
Now they just try too hard and it's annoying and cringe @@zoe_murtagh_03
Prince Philip is amazing... he can carry his father like a child.
he stronk
This scene never ceases to make me cackle at the irony of it all.
Aurora has fallen in love with who she assumes is a peasant boy despite being betrothed to a prince, not realizing that said prince *is* the peasant boy she fell in love with. Meanwhile, Phillip has fallen in love with and intends to marry someone who he assumes is a peasant girl despite being betrothed to a princess, not realizing that said princess is the peasant girl. Phillip is willing to give up his crown and throne to marry the peasant girl, but would he really be losing it if the peasant girl just so happens to also be the very princess he was betrothed to? It kinda cancels out giving up his crown, throne, and titles. Meanwhile, me being the chaotic $h!t that I am, I'm enjoying every single second of this. I lose nothing, and I gain everything.
everything about this scene is amazing
there were only three Disney princes who have character development and Philip is number one
Brynn Adelia
Are Princes Eric and Naveen among the other two?
What about Aladdin? Sure, he wasn’t born a Prince, but he ends up getting engaged to Jasmine.
Eugene? The Beast? Naveen?
"This is the 14th century."
very 21st century dialogue, ha!
To be fair, this was the 50s.
Phillip would probably get along with Jasmine, with the whole chafing at the "You're a prince/princess, you have to marry a princess/prince!" thing.
I love how the king asks his horse if he is joking. Prince Philipp is by far my favourite Disney prince
In cinderella: dont care as long as he gets married
In sleeping beauty : marry aurora
Snow white: we dont know about the prince
👍
@@CWG500SUBSWBCdo we even have proof he was a prince he could have been a Duke or an Earl or maybe a Lord
Anyone else have a major crush on him as a child....and who still has a crush on him after all these years????
prince phillip is just so cool and cute 😂❤
"Goodbye father"
I love how he didn't give two shits about his daddy's opinion.
I wish all children were like him, seriously!
My fiancé is like that to his father he does care for him but he doesn’t care for his opinions
Ysa Yeager i have to disagree with you on this topic because i care about my dads opinion
Aren't most angsty teens and kids like that these days though? There's a good way and bad way to do it.
Ashlee Catron Yes. You should always respect your elders. Because 9 times out of ten they're going to be right and years later when you're in your 20's and 30's you'll look back and think, man was I stupid then. I should have listened to what my parents told me. It's really subjective to the situation of the individual. Some parents aren't good ones either.
- Shooting Starlight - i agree with you on this topic exept one thing I would never say im stupid and my parent's would never call me stupid because i have special needs and im special to my parents even though they are right sometimes I would never use those words
Fun Fact: Prince Phillip was named after Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, who is also Queen Elizabeth II's husband.
This part of the movie does bring up a interesting point: that the two kings Stefan and Hubert expect their kids to go through an arranged marriage, yet Phillip says she met someone earlier who was living somewhere in the forest earlier Phillip believes her to a peasant. Now granted, Phillip didn't know at the time that the "peasant" was actually Princess Aurora in disguise, but he doesn't seem to care much about *who* this young lovely lady was as long as Phillip wanted to marry for love rather than being part of the plan to succeed their elders.
Philip is my favorite Disney prince ever. He's just so sweet, funny, brave and cute. And he actually have lines! So rare in the first disney movies (I'm looking at you Cinderella's Prince and Snow white's prince)
"Goodbye, father!" is the last line that Philip speaks in the movie, despite being prominent for the remainder of it.
my favorite prince on earth😊😍
My former crush before I met my boyfriend looks just like him!
musiciangal02453 OMG LUCKYYYYY
I wish 2D animation would make its comeback to the big screen ,I love the look of it so much
I wish Prince Philip in maleficent was as cool and rebel as this one
Me too. Why did all the men who were good guys in Sleeping Beauty become either villains or wimps in Maleficent? I was so looking forward to seeing how the live-action Philip would go through the kidnapping at the cottage, the dungeon, the dangerous escape, the fight with the dragon, and I was so disappointed. Philip's kiss doesn't even wake Aurora. What the hell were they thinking with him?
Don't worry guys.
I got you. 😉🤘
@@Goodiesfanful I think they have the kiss not work on her because they're trying to give us a message that true love doesn't have to be from a guy or a handsome prince charming for example. It could be from family, or anyone who truly loves you and that true love doesn't always have to be romantic. I understand that it was rather dissapointing for you but for me I think it's a very important lesson for us. Besides, they only just met they don't really have a history with each other so how can he be her true love? But to each to their own of course and those are just my two cents. Sorry for the long text.
See the new Maleficent 2!!!! He’s awesome
I feel like he should of been the Main character in this movie, I mean, he does have more action going on then SLEEPING BEAUTY herself
sergio gutierrez hht
Exactly! I mean, if the movie is about Aurora and not Philip, then they should've given Aurora more character not just being there to be some eye candy she's the protagonist after all. They should've given us a reason why we need to care about her other than the curse thing.
Captain Dope
The story is actually about the fairies.
Technically, Philip wouldn't have lost the crown and kingdom. The 'peasant girl' would've simply moved up in the world to become a Queen. It happened in western history several times.
DaWhiteWolffie yeah like cinderella
Ikr but in the past it was also a taboo for royals to marry commoners. But you are right.
Nope, The Phillip's and Aurora's father want unite the 2 kingdoms
@@AM-jc7vw Yeah, it's easy to be on Team Phillip because true love is great and we knew all along that he was actually in love with Aurora anyways. But we don't know how politically devastating it would have been for the future of two kingdoms if Phillip had torn up Hubert and Stefan's arranged marriage over some peasant girl he only spent ten minutes with.
In modern royalty, that would be the case. But in the middle ages, royalty was considered divine and marrying a peasant would be seen as defiling royal blood.
Also, the reason Philip is betrothed to Aurora is for political union, not love. King Hubert is worried because Philip choosing the peasant means there will be no new dynasty and therefore no new kingdom.
Give up the throne? The kingdom? For some nobody?!
Lol I love his little tantrum
heh Phillip is a true rebel not caring what his father thinks even means Marrying a Non Royal he's following his heart
1:06 Every time the father king asks the horse if his son prince is joking and the horse shakes his head and then the father makes that burbling sound I LAUGH SO HARD!
"BY HARRY I WON'T HAVE IT!" He just swore on a Prince Harry! I'm dead!!!
OptimusProwlGirl the princess shall indeed grow in grace and beauty beloved by all who know her
or on Harry Potter! 😂😂
Best scene in the movie.
I love this scene so much I love how Phillip dances and sings. It kills me how drunk King Hubert goes "Goodybe Father" before realizing what he says
"BY HARRY, I WON'T HAVE IT! YOU'RE A PRINCE, AND YOU'RE GOING TO MARRY A PRINCESS!!!"
"Now father, you're living in the past. This is the 14th century!"
"Nowadays, I'm still the king! And I command you to come to your senses!"
and marry the girl i love! goodbye father!
+LaCurrone C
P H I L L I I I P
@@lacurronec3815goodbye father 😂😂
And then Philip never talks again after this scene
I just finished watching Tangled & Prince Phillip’s horse & Maximus have a lot in common, lol. Maximus could be this horse’s great-great-great-great grandson!😅
Snow white- don't know anything about the prince.
Sleeping beauty- don't know anything about the princess.
Cinderella- only thing we know about the prince is that hot women bore him.
He really pulled the first "ok boomer" card
Prince Phillip was legit my childhood crush
Philip looks like a mix of Jim Dear and Li Shang. ❤❤
Yeah dad it's the fourteenth century. Wake up and smell the plague
I LMAO when he asked the horse if Phillip was joking, and the horse shook his head no.
He's my favourite Disney Prince :))
Phillip must've had his Wheaties, the way he was able to lift up his noticeably overweight father and spin him around like he didn't weigh anything at all. Incredible!
my fav prince!
Early Disney Prince’s like Florian, Phillip, and Prince Charming are so underrated. There is a certain charm and grace about them that is reminiscent of classic romantic characters from the works of Shakespeare. Yes, they get a lot less screen (aside from Phillip) time but they are still just as good as modern Disney Prince’s. What do you think?
"This is the 14th century." Is no one gonna talk about the Hundred Years' War in this comments section? Think about Crecy before the Plague and Poitiers afterwards.
Lol double checking with the horse.
these are the kinds of videos that exist on RUclips simply because they have to
NO ONE:
NOT A SINGLE SOUL:
King: Phillip NO
Phillip: Phillip YES
1:09-16 -😆King Hubert is partly crying like a big baby. lol😄
1:20 -Why Prince Phillip took his 👑, & put it back in Hubert's head?
Melissa D So Prince Phillip doesn't want his father's own 👑 to get damaged up, it'll be ruining his own royalty reputation not in front of the people of King Stefan's 🏰, & that will be big hard time 14th century trouble.
0:29 Philip is strong.
My... how i never noticed that? 😂
Stunning breathtaking 2d animation
I like this guy 👌🏽✨
The way the king looked at the horse, tho!😂
I love this movie is set in the middleages it looks amazing
Also the sword in the stone
LOL at 1:35!
The kings really pulled the ol’ “omg, yk how we’re besties right? What if we had kids, like I had a boy and you had a girl, and then they got married and then we can be like related” “slayy”
it's the 14th century! #laughingsohardimcrying
Lol no one moves besides the King and Philipp.
Edit: And the horse.
Wake up and smell the plague, father - Phillip
OMG dad, don't you know it's the CURRENT CENTURY?
Freaking what I always do to trick my mom into hanging out with my friends.😂
it's the fourteenth century
Goodbye Father!
Goodbye Father!. Wait
LMFAO @ Philip dancing and singing
Why would marrying a peasant take Phillip out of line for the throne?
ztslovebird Because it wasn't socially acceptable for a peasant to become a princess and later on a queen. So he would have to run away with the girl and therefore give up his claim to the throne.
Vanessa L when does cinderella take place because the prince married a peasent and cinderella is a princess
Extinct Eddie- Cinderella is actually the daughter of a baron so her title would be 'The Honourable.' She's an aristocrat but is made to live like a servant by her wicked stepmother and stepsisters.
King Hubert may have thought he wanted to abandon his royal duties to be with his so called "peasant girl".
+Carolynne Walters Even a baron’s daughter would have caused a major uproar. Back in those days, royalty only ever married royalty with the very rare duke or duchess getting a pass. Maybe.
Prince Phillip is so handsome
Anyone else notice how charming and philips dads look the same? Just saying
He is my favorite Disney Character
Damn Philip is a feminist ICON
Wait... "The 14th century"?
But that means...
Oh no...
Phyllip: t's the 14th century father
😅
Me: yea why not dude sure you are very advanced
🤫
Also me *thinks: this is the 20ath sentury you fool 🤭
Rich people problems
Marrying a peasant
Lmao. People can say whatever they want about the movie, but I LOVE Prince Phillip 😆. He reminds me of Aladdin's personality (...or is it the opposite?).
Princess Olivia and Jose carioca falling in love and best friends forever and ever
When your so insane that the horse responds back too you
I love Prince Philip.
Phillip is bae
1:48 Philiiiiiiiiiip!!!
Prince Philip duke of Edinburgh one of the most greatest men who ever walked the earth
0:03 Methinks I saw a Hidden Mickey
Bill Thomson and Bill Shirley
So Prince Phillip was literally 700 years ahead of his time 😂
1:24
I saw maleficent I didn't like it I'm going to remake the 1959 and make it into a live action I hope will enjoy my live action of it ❤❤❤
Phillip and Samson says no?
same dad of in cinderella
keep pressing 6
Memes. Memes brought me here
☺☺🙂
1:09-1;16 -Is King Hubert truly crying?
King Hubert: What next, you're going to marry a colored girl?
Shawn Mendes vibes
Damn hes tan
What did Prince Philip Says
0:38
😂😂❤❤