Alice In Wonderland- The Cheshire Cat
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2008
- This is a part of Alice In Wonderland with the Cheshire Cat. I love Alice In Wonderland, even if it was written by a guy who was on opium. I especially love the Cheshire Cat and his grin!!!!!!!!!!!!! This clip is from Disney's version, so I do not own it or anything.
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The fact that this dream is coming entirely from Alice's own mind signifies that Alice is a little mad herself.
Of course he did
redDL89 Its a bit strange it sure gives the impression of a dream but then you ask was it really?
That part of this movie that freaked/still freaks my out, is the scene where Alice SEES HERSELF SLEEPING. How though?
@@alittleimagination9023 Imagine if Alice saw herself wake up suddenly, look straight at her, and walk toward her extremely quickly, her eyes directly looking at her, her mouth in a cold, sneering grin, etc.
Mommy!!! (Cover eyes/run away...) 👹
@@BenjaminGessel freaky
The Chesire Cat stands out among all other wonderland inhabitants because he seems to be more aware of things than anyone else. He is the only ones who knows and aknowledges that everyone there is mad including himself, and he is the only one who seems to comprehend Alice's situation and actually have conversations about her situation (first her trying to find the rabbit and then her trying to get home) as opposed to just obsessing over his own affairs (like for instance how the Mad Hatter and March Hare only obsess over their tea party and barely aknowledges whatever Alice is saying). This makes Chesire stand out as someone who seems to exist slightly "beyond" wonderland, someone who may very well be aware of the existance of the real world. This makes him an interesting arura because he almost comes of as some sort of higher being, at least compared to the oblivious fools that surround him. Take this and couple it with the fact that he is the only wonderland inhabitant who seems to be able to break every law of physics at will. If the Mad Hatter, Caterpillar, Queen of Hearts ect are the PEOPLE of wonderland, then the Cat could perhapes be it's deity. Maybe not fully a deity, but something almong those lines.
You make a good point, besides the twins, he seems to be the most interested in what Alice is trying to do even if he’s just toying with her
Alice was experiencing a dream, her own imagination. I think you are looking slightly too deep into this.
This is a great insight and analysis. Literature and movies often have deeper meanings. It was a big reason why I studied literature in college. Thank you for this.
@@SexuallyRepressedMegalodon Actually I have a masters degree. Im a historian. I did get my degree at a state university though. Here in Sweden nearly everyone who goes into higher education goes to a state university as opposed to a private one. So you got one out of two right.
Kinda reminds me of Tom bombadil
Scared me as a child,so uncanny and mysterious,felt like he was a god of some sort messing with alice
He practically has the powers of a god but, acts like almost anyone else in wonderland
@@TheFaustianAlchemist casually terrifying 😂
@@DeusVult12_ that's what makes him such a great character, he causes trouble for Alice and annoys her but, still he cheers her on and roots for her
This whole film is kinda creepy 😂
This is the exact feelings and thoughts I had as a kid. I'm not the only one.
In the book, it goes slightly deeper. Not only does he say everyone in Wonderland is mad, he tells Alice that she too is mad. She denies this, at first. But ultimately asked how he knows she is mad, to which he replies, "You must be. If you weren't, you wouldn't be here."
Puts a few things into perspective, actually. Wonderland is a place made from Alice's cognition, which means it all comes from her head. So in theory, the madness of Wonderland is the madness of Alice.
Sometimes, I think about how fun it would be to see a version of Alice who embraces her madness and just has fun in Wonderland like the Chesire Cat.
I played him in a play and had to tell Alice she’s mad cuz 😎 srsly tho I love Cheshire sm
Maybe the Cat personifies her acceptance of her potential madness and deviance. Like, the Cat’s her self-consciousness.
The book's take is also fascinating in that it explicitly does the fading as alice says it's rude to just appear like that. It also causes a stir at the end of the film.
There's Alice madness returns
So what? She a crazy killer or something in the book?
This is one well made film. The older I get, the more I appreciate it’s artistry
I find all of the older cartoons to be masterpieces. The modern era just does not compare. It is saddening
Tulgey Wood.
and what Disney use to be :(
Watched it at 9, I’m 19 rewatching and it really does hit different
@@ashade2877I think I watched another version of melody, time, make mine music and Bambi because that's the only way those movies could be masterpieces also Encanto came out like 2 years ago and that movie was greatthere are both awful old disney movies and good new disney movies and vice versa
"You can't help that. Most everyone is mad here."
If that's not the best description of life, I don't know what is.
OMG another Mandela effect, the cat has always said "We're all mad here" there are countless tattoos and images with that saying and the cat!
@@E4EonEbay I think it's from the American McGee's Alice video game and the sequel Madness Returns.
@@E4EonEbay damn you beat me to it I was just going to tell him that
The “we’re all mad here” is from the book
“‘But I don’t want to go among mad people,’ Alice remarked.
‘Oh, you can’t help that,’ said the Cat: ‘we’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.’
‘How do you know I’m mad?’ said Alice.
‘You must be,’ said the Cat, ‘or you wouldn’t have come here.’” (Carroll 50)
@@ordinarystranger6667 nope from the movie it was my childhood and never read the book.
Same with tinker used to fly over the castle and dot the i in Disney now
That’s never happened in any Disney movie.
“Mirror Mirror on the wall”
Is no “Magic” Mirror on the wall
I love that the Cheshire Cat is reciting the Jabberwocky poem as he fades in
That’s a nice detail I honestly didn’t know when I first saw this as a teenager. That’s like how they turned bit of the walrus and the carpenter poem into their song.
It was used because the jabberwocky wasn’t used in the final movie, so they wanted to include the iconic poem somewhere. They chose to get rid of, “I’m Odd” and chose the jabberwocky poem… I think it’s a lot more fitting than I’m Odd.
It's kind of ironic for me, since I'm in a school production of Alice And Wonderland And Back Again. The Jabberwocky poem is a big deal, but I'm the ONLY one there who can both pronounce it and understand it, and I AM the Cheshire Cat.
Also to the tune of Alice's song
That was my favourite poem as a kid ☺️
I like the cat's voice, he's mysterious and he seems fun to hang out with xD
That's Sterling Holloway, he also played Kaa (Jungle Book[1967]), Winnie the Pooh(till 1972), and Bert Miller (The Andy Griffith Show[1960-1968]), as well as a few other movies(most of which were Disney's)
@@garrettfairley3401 I knew he sounded like Pooh
@@garrettfairley3401 he was also in Bambi and Dumbo
Yes!
I don’t know why, but when he starts singing and those colored lights start flashing at 0:09 always gives me the chills.
’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
“Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun
The frumious Bandersnatch!”
He took his vorpal sword in hand;
Long time the manxome foe he sought-
So rested he by the Tumtum tree
And stood awhile in thought.
And, as in uffish thought he stood,
The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,
Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,
And burbled as it came!
One, two! One, two! And through and through
The vorpal blade went snicker-snack!
He left it dead, and with its head
He went galumphing back.
“And hast thou slain the Jabberwock?
Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!”
He chortled in his joy.
’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
that's probably your flight or fight response, for the lack of a better term. same thing happens to me.
I used to wish Alice would stay with the Cheshire Cat. He's the only one who gave me any real comfort while watching the movie when I was a child
He also nearly had her executed.
@@vetarlittorf1807 I think he meant to get her into trouble so she would go back home.
@@dinodisneylover1 I don't think so. The Cheshire Cat is a chaotic figure and does things simply because he can. In fact, he probably led her to the Queen of Hearts in the first place because he wanted Alice dead.
@@vetarlittorf1807 no, Disney has legit said Cheshire Cat was trying to help her throughout the movie while having fun.
@@sealy1 See, vetar? Kinda like in the novel.
MAN! The sound design, the orchestral music, the classy way everyone speaks in a nonsensical world, Kathryn Beaumont’s voice, all of it tickle’s my brain
I watched this animation even before I entered elementary school, and I saw a character that I didn't know whether it was good or evil for the first time, so I was very confused and scared
he's a guiding spirit, he is not good nor bad he just led to Alice awakening from her dream
Well kids generally put good and evil in a separate box. So as a child I was generally confused and creeped out by the Cheshire cat.
I love the voice for this version of Cheshire, it's one that stands out in memory because this was a lot of young folk's intro to Alice and Wonderland. I'm fond of American McGee's version of Alice and Wonderland but...well it's a dark take for sure.
Sterling Holloway. Also the voice of Winnie The Pooh.💓
Alice Madness returns. Its great
@@stephaniegittinger7980 - And Kaa in the original Jungle Book movie.
I think it's the same voice actor that did winnie the poop
He’s one of my fav Disney characters, I was so excited to meet him at Disneyland
He real?
@@reezy9727 the character at Disney
Omg same he’s my 2nd fav!
Yeah, I wanna see him when I get to go there
@@sealy1 hope u meet him
I’ve always loved the Cheshire Cat for his mysterious appearance and act, I love his unpredictable and mischievous characteristics. I like how he’s always smiling and looking friendly, it always made me feel comfortable watching the movie as a kid. This is one of my favorite movies of all time and I do wish to know the meaning of all of it, but who doesn’t love a good mystery?
Same here, I was really surprised when I found out some people were actually scared of him when they were little. If you ask me, he only truly looks even remotely unsettling the one time he’s *not* smiling. Otherwise, he’s just so cheery and friendly (and at least he actually lets Alice talk and gives her _some_ direction, even if it wasn’t very helpful) that I can’t help loving him. And even as a kid, I did in fact realize that he was probably being deliberately unhelpful in the Queen’s garden and at the trial, but like. I could never hate him. I’ve never even considered him a villain like some people apparently do. Maybe that’s just the cat lover in me, tho.
I’m also a big fan of purple and cool animation effects, so that probably helped. 🩷💜
I can’t help but at least chuckle at 1:59, he honestly looks so high and it’s obvious he is screwing with Alice but it makes it so funny
Just in love with this old style of animation. The way Alice is animated is perfect.
I saw a comment by someone who stated that they were unnerved by the Cheshire Cat at first, because they weren't sure if he was good or evil. Personally, I don't think the Cheshire Cat is a character who can be placed completely in either category. I think the best way to describe him is a mischievous spirit that has his own rules of logic and either messes with people or provides advice based on his personal preference.
Chaotic neutral
The part where he disappears, laughs and sings truly got me terrified and gave me some nightmares, but I know he's not a bad guy. The Cheshire Cat has become one of my favorite characters in the movies and the novels over the years.
The Cheshire Cat is
1.Hilarious
2.Funny
3.Hysterical
4.Dim Witted
5.Magical
6.Mischiveous
7.Neautral
8.Invisible
9.Friendly
10.Happy
11.Colorful
12.Clownish
13.Musical
14.Silly
15.Comical
16. Gaslighter
He's hfhdwmmnifhccmsc
Mischievous
Selfish
Insufferable
Sadistic (liking to make everyone angry)
Even creepy
Wacky
I love this cat character
Me too
Same
Me too
Me too.
Me too 😺😺😻😻
I absolutely love this character and movie. I’ve always been able to relate to the Cheshire Cat in a way. His mannerisms and the way he talks, a long with the random but intriguing questions. He’s just madly fun
Bruh me too I like him too
☺️😁
The teeth harmonica bit has been stuck in my head all afternoon hahaha
On God-
The Cheshire Cat is my favorite from this film. I know he's a mysterious character, and with a mischievous smile on his face all the time. Though he's kinda funny, and said some wise words to Alice about it depending on where you wanna get to. I've recently watched the movie, and I think it's great. Also he has same voice actor as Winnie The Pooh so that says something.😁💜💕🐈
The Cheshire Cat was always so charming and creepy whenever I watched this. It's almost hard to believe that Sterling Holloway voices him, the same guy who voiced Winnie the Pooh
Probably the most mysterious and creepy character in the entirety of Alice in Wonderland, I LOVE HIM🤣🤩
It gives me chills when his smile fades in from the dark.
I like that the Cheshire Cat knows he’s insane and that everyone else is insane with the exception of this one girl outsider, thus, she gets frustrated with him whilst asking for directions..
That cat's smile always scared me, even scarier then the Joker's
He doesn't say we're all mad he says we're mostly all mad
“Most everyones mad here”
Mandela at it again huh
@@renjistrife8546 no just misquoted
Trying to reference the original novel for the exact quote as well
Which is why the white rabbit is pretty sane
"Most everyone is mad here!"
Indeed. We are all mad. If we weren't, we wouldn't have an imagination.
I wonder how he'd handle a completely mute human.🤔 He obviously hasn't experienced silent moments since Wonderland is filled with noisy inhabitants.
**cough** March Hare **cough**
Sorry; hairball.
@@Some_Gremlin_Named_Winter He has said words in a crazy manner. I was referring to mute characters who do not make sounds whatsoever.
@@RegularInvader I know, I was referring to March being noisy af
He could definitely carry the entire conversation himself, whether it follows logically or not. And if all else fails, he can just do the “mildly unsettling singing” routine he was doing at the beginning. Love him 🩷💜
Cheshire is the definition of gaslighting 😂😂
I saw this movie when i was like 6 years old and didn't understand the cat.
Fast forward to today, I'm 29 watching this again but I'm high as hell right now, I understand the cat now.
The Cheshire Cat was deep!😂 that scene was about finding purpose and direction in life. He hit Alice with a hard lesson in not knowing where you want to be.
Alice: “I just wanted to know which way I ought to go.”
Cat: “well that depends on WHERE you want to get to!”
Alice: “oh it really doesn’t matter, as long as I….
Cat: Then it really doesn’t matter which way you Goooo!!”😂😂
When I was a kid I used to call him Treasure Cat, but its actually Cheshire Cat 😂
Literally watching with my 4 year old and he said the same thing.
Ha, I love it
I used to think that it was Treasure cat also, before I discovered that it was really Cheshire cat
Alice: it doesn't really matter which way I go
Also Alice: I don't want to go to mad people
Cheshire Cat: mostly everybody is mad here
I'm fully convinced that the Cheshire Cat is a higher dimensional being, which is how he can float around and hide himself and transform. a higher dimension explains all of that completely!
The Cheshire Cat is the ultimate troll in Wonderland 🤣🤣🤣 he is the only one who would dare make fun of the Queen of Hearts and he used Alice to do it 🤣🤣🤣
Despite appearing as a more neutral character/minor antagonist in the film, the Cheshire Cat has gone on to become one of the most prominent characters in the Disney Villains franchise, along with Jafar, Maleficent, Cruella De Vil, and many more, featured in countless merchandise and villain-related media.
I'd be lying if i said cheshire cat didn't make it in my nightmares as a kid.
The scary thing is that the Cheshire cat is voiced by the same person who voiced Winnie the Pooh
Omg so that’s why the voice sounded so familiar!
@@lightinthedusk Sterling Halloway.❤
Omg i had no idea until now that I read your comment 😭
And Alice is Wendy Darling
Crazy!
Cheshire was the OG hippie and you know it. 😎 🤟
This movie made no sense when I was 7; now almost 35 I truly adore it 🥰🥰
Aaaah I'm gaining SEN! Cheshire Cat help me!
watching this for an audition as him, wish me luck
good luck! :)
@@loujestrous_325 tyty! I ended up not getting the part, but I got Alice’s sister instead :)
Wishing ya luck, I landed the role pretty easily, just have that mysterious demeanor, bored and ominous movements, and I recommend trying a British accent if you can.
@@Some_Gremlin_Named_Winter thanks so much! Someone way better than me got the role, they really give off the vibes of him :) I did land Alice’s sister though, so that’s nice!
I always found the cat the most memorable. thank you for uploading.
The movie with most surrealism and liminal spaces
When I was a kid I used to love the chesire cat I thought he was kind of mistirous and yet awesome
This guy terrified over half my classmates as kids. I am one of the few that wasnt. I love him. Hahah.
Your classmates sound like a bunch of pussies 😂
I still don’t get why people claim he’s a villain.. he’s mischievous sure, but I doubt he has malicious intent.
who knew the cheshire cat was frightening
Always loved the Cheshire Cat!! Proud to have him tattooed on my thigh 😊 this version of him too.
One of the best Disney characters ever.
"Most everyone's mad here."
Pretty much sums up everywhere I've ever been.
This movie feels like a fever dream
U gotta be tripping on magic mushrooms to even understand this movie lol and I’m watching it on Disney + right now lol
Feed your head 🍄
man i wish Sterling Holloway was still alive :’(
I didn't even know he was dead and now I feel really bad 🥲
It truly is sad, but we still have Jim Cummings.
@@dinodisneylover1 yea thats tru :)
Best movie to watch high just saying u can space all day
People put so much effort back in the day
My comfort character💖
He was my favorite character in the show when I was little, I loved his twisted crazy personality he never took anything seriously and I LOVED IT!! He was truly a grand time.
The writers of this movie were geniuses.
And a bit high
"Only a few find the way; some don't recognize it when they do; some don't ever want to."
This may be the one everyone remembers, but Roger Jackson is my Cheshire Cat.
I'm in love with the Cheshire Cat. 😍
I hope when this was first posted the cat still said “We’re All Mad Here”
I wanna get a tattoo from this story. Love it so much it's one of the only movies from my childhood that I still adore
I have a Cheshire cat tattoo on my foot with his face and eyes that says "we are all mad here" :)
@@megbro10 eyy foot tats are cute 🥰
He is my fav so every time I see him when I watch Alice in wonder land I will be like, *”YAAS!”*
0:58 Me, whenever I see my cat that I've known for five years:
I think what I find most unnerving about this is that the Cheshire Cat is voiced by Sterling Holloway, who’s also the voice of Kaa (The Snake) in The Jungle Book.
I'm playing this sneaky bugger in my upcoming academy pantomime
Who's here after streaming ITZY's Cheshire~ MIDZY here
Same
uuus!!!
The Cheshire Cat is always my favourite character he is really funny and made me laugh 😂😂
Cheshire Cat is the most LOVED character!!😁💗❤💗
I have no idea why the Cheshire Cat is considered a Disney villain. He’s really more like Discord from MLP in that he likes to cause chaos and intentionally misinterpret and twist words and meanings around just because he can and just for fun (and Discord does so even after his redemption arc), but at the same time he’s the only inhabitant of Wonderland who’s actually self-aware and has intelligent, meaningful conversations with Alice.
2:04 Always gets me.
Every time we have a Cresent moon, I ask my wife, "Can you stand on your head"
Something is so dark about this cartoon…
I'm in a newly written play and i play the Cheshire Cat for it, I've been rewatching this scene over and over again, especially to get his laugh down!
I remember whenever I watched this all I could do is want to be him. I wanted to be the Cheshire Cat. I'd play little games and pretend to be him. This character really helped with my Alice In Wonderland phase. I was always so excited for his scene, I thought he was funny and cute! I wanted to either be him or pet him every time I saw this scene. Really just brings back amazing memories.
That version of the Cheshire Cat was a real shit stirrer. 😂
There should be a sequel in which the Cheshire Cat gets some romance....in the kitchen with Dinah!
I choked on my coffee-
"Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe."
-Lewis Carroll, *Jabberwocky poem*
Cheshire cat is my favorite Alice in wonderland characters
The Cheshire Cat had always been my favorite character in this movie. He’s more of a comic relief and a troublemaker 🙃 😊
Dudes just gas lighting her about that white rabbit
Got the Cheshire cat as a tattoo on my arm. Trying to build my AIW sleeve. Not this version. The Tim Burton version 😍 (well the cat anyway) the rest will be done anime style 😉
I want a Cheshire cat tattoo at some point in my life. I feel it's an overlooked character with a lot of wisdom. That and the mad hatter
2:35 it doesn’t get more iconic than this
the Cheshire was my favourite character but I would never want to meet anyone or anything with such personality
He's my favorite character too and in France, his voice actor was behind a lot of others Disney characters (including Mickey Mouse)
You already did but do not know
inspiration for any fey creatures I introduce to my dnd campaigns
Absolutely love Cheshire Cat! 🥰 He’s the goofy trickster archetype. Yet, he does help Alice get home. 😉
What a great scene.
0:58 the way she says "Why, You're a CAT!" like it's the most fantastic thing in the world must have won chesh over quick:D
"I'm not all there myself"
Same here Cheshire Cat, same here.
Thanks for the advice Pooh
The Chesire Cat is giving Elton John
Why are people acting like English teachers in the comments 🤣😭💀
2:30 At the very end she says "I must try not to upset them" is the world we're living in. Everyone is mad and everyone is upset and offended by everything
That's the voice of Winnie the Pooh right there.
And Flower the Skunk from Bambi, Mr Stork from Dumbo, Roquefort from The Aristocats and the narrator from Peter and the Wolf.
@@dinodisneylover1 Don't forget Kaa from the Jungle Book!
His song is reciting the lyrics of the poem of "The Jabberwock"